Florian Abramovich Kotsyubinsky ( February 24, 1921 , Kazan - March 25, 1991 , Kiev ) - Ukrainian Soviet sculptor , Honored Art Worker of the Ukrainian SSR (1964).
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| Ukrainian Florian Abramovich Kotsyubynsky | |||
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| Date of Birth | February 24, 1921 | ||
| Place of Birth | Kazan | ||
| Date of death | March 25, 1991 (aged 70) | ||
| A place of death | Kiev | ||
| Citizenship |  the USSR | ||
| Study | Kiev Art Institute | ||
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Creativity
- 2.1 Sculptural portraits
- 2.2 Tombstones
- 2.3 Monuments
- 2.4 Sculptural compositions
- 3 Awards
- 4 Photos
- 5 Literature
- 6 References
Biography
Florian Kotsyubynsky was born February 24, 1921 in Kazan , in the family of Irina Kotsyubynska, the youngest daughter of the writer Mikhail Kotsyubynsky , and Abram Metrik-Danishevsky. In 1922, the family of Florian Kotsyubinsky returned to Ukraine, lived in the cities of Volochisk , Gorodok , Proskurov . In 1930, the family moved to Poltava , where Abram Danishevsky worked in the district prosecutor's office. Subsequently, the family moved to Kharkov , and then to Kiev . In Kiev, Florian studied at an art studio, in 1939 , after graduation, he was drafted into the army .
He participated in the Winter War of 1940 (Finnish Front), in the Great Patriotic War (Western Belarus, Bryansk and 2nd Baltic Fronts). He fought in the Air Force , in the battalion of airfield services, and ended the war with the rank of lieutenant. Demobilized in 1946 . In the same year, Florian Kotsyubynsky entered the Kiev Art Institute . His teacher was Mikhail Lysenko , fellow practitioners Anatoly Belostotsky , Galina Kalchenko , Semyon Andreichenko and others.
After graduating from the institute in 1952, he taught sculpture at the Kiev Art School for some time, then studied at the graduate school at the Faculty of Philosophy (the so-called "Marxist-Leninist aesthetics"), which, however, did not finish, directing efforts to practical activities.
Florian Kotsyubinsky died in Kiev on March 25, 1991, was buried in Chernigov , at the Yatsevo cemetery.
Creativity
Sculptural Portraits
- “Thoughts are young. Portrait of Taras Shevchenko ”( 1964 , Kiev )
- Vladimir Mayakovsky ( 1957 )
- Lesia Ukrainka
- Yuri Kotsyubinsky ( 1963 - 1965 )
- V. Porik ( 1965 - 1968 )
Tombstones
- Pavel Aleshin ( 1961 , Lukyanovskoye Cemetery , Kiev )
- Ivan Nekhod ( 1965 , Baykovo Cemetery , Kiev )
- Sidoru Kovpak ( 1968 , Baykovo Cemetery , Kiev )
- Mikhail Kotsyubinsky ( 1955 , Boldiny Mountains, Chernihiv )
Monuments
- Vitaliy Primakov ( 1970 , Navodnitsky Park, Kiev )
- Yuri Kotsyubinsky ( 1970 , Alley of Heroes, Chernihiv )
- Vitaly Primakov ( 1972 , Alley of Heroes, Chernihiv )
- Mikhail Kotsyubinsky (Chernihiv Literary and Memorial Museum-Reserve M. Kotsyubinsky, Chernihiv )
Sculptural compositions
- The memorial complex " Saur-Mogila " ( 1967 , Donetsk region )
- "Mir" (a figure of a woman with pigeons) adorning a bridge across the Dnieper near the Dnipro metro station in Kiev ( 1964 ).
- Monument of Glory ( 1970 , Kalush )
- “How Steel Was Tempered” ( 1978 ).
Rewards
He was awarded the Order of the Red Star . Honored Artist ( 1964 ).
Photos
Monumental sculpture "Mir" at the metro station "Dnepr"
Obelisk on Saur Mogile
Literature
- Українська radyansk encyclopedia . 12 volumes. [1] . / Ed. M. Bazhan . - 2nd view. - K., 1974-1985. (Ukrainian)
Links
- From the Kotsyubinsky family. (unavailable link) (in Ukrainian)
- "Zakarbuvavsya at the memory of the people." Until the 90th day of the day of the birth of Florian Kotsyubinsky. (Ukrainian)