Vladimir Igorevich Yakovlev ( March 15, 1934 , Balakhna - October 10, 1998 , Moscow ) - Russian artist , representative of unofficial art .
| Vladimir Yakovlev | |
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| Birth name | Vladimir Igorevich Yakovlev |
| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | Balakhna , USSR |
| Date of death | |
| A place of death | Moscow , Russia |
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Creativity
- 3 Recognition
- 4 works are in collections
- 5 Exhibition catalogs
- 6 Literature about the artist
- 7 notes
- 8 References
Biography
Born March 15, 1934 in the city of Balakhna ( Gorky region ). The son of Igor Mikhailovich and Veronika Aleksandrovna Yakovlev. Grandson of the landscape painter Mikhail Yakovlev (1880-1941), one of the founders of Russian impressionism . Sister - Yakovleva Olga Igorevna. Niece - Poluboyarinova (Abrosimova) Ekaterina Stanislavovna. After the family moved to Moscow in 1944, worked as a courier in the publishing house "Art" , visited the workshop of Vasily Sitnikov . In the 1950s, he worked as a retoucher at the publishing house "Art" and studied in the studio of the artist Vasily Sitnikov. Since 1945, he was observed and periodically underwent treatment in psychiatric hospitals. For the last thirty years of his life he was almost blind.
In Moscow, he met with artists Mikhail Grobman (who wrote about him in his diaries), Anatoly Zverev , poet Gennady Aigi (Yakovlev makes drawings for his poems, creates a portrait of the poet in 1966), composer and harpsichord player Andrei Volkonsky (in his apartment 1959, an exhibition of works by Yakovlev), met with the Czech avant-garde theorist Indřich Halupetský .
Creativity
In 1963, the first official exposition of Yakovlev in the USSR was organized - a one-day exhibition together with Eduard Steinberg in the Museum of F. M. Dostoevsky . Abroad, the artist's works were presented at the exhibition "Russian Avant-Garde in Today's Moscow" in the Gmurzhinsk Gallery ( Cologne , 1970) and others
Yakovlev wrote mostly in gouache on paper or hardboard, preferring restrained, cool tones. He went through a period of pointless painting (lyrical abstractionism in the style of J. Pollock ), survived the influence of Picasso . The artist’s mature things were created in line with the “new figuration” - the avant-garde movement, which returned from abstraction to an object perceived with new drama. His portraits, still lifes, as well as the famous "flowers" impress with the depth of a lonely existence in a picturesque space, hidden by the energy of resistance.
Recognition
The works of Vladimir Yakovlev are stored in many Russian and foreign museums, in private collections in Russia and abroad. In 1990-1991, the artist's works were shown at the exhibition “Other Art. Moscow 1956-1976 ”, organized by the State Tretyakov Gallery and the State Russian Museum .
In 1995, his personal exhibition was held at the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.
Works are in collections
- State Tretyakov Gallery [1]
- National Center for Contemporary Art , Moscow
- Museum "Other Art" , Moscow.
- New Museum , St. Petersburg.
- Chuvash State Art Museum , Cheboksary.
- Museum ART4 , Moscow
Exhibition Catalogs
- Vladimir Jakovlev. Jindrich Chalupecky. tekster af Gennadij Aigi. Borgen 1976. ISBN 874184066-6
- Vladimir Igorevich Yakovlev. Painting, graphics. M .: State Tretyakov Gallery, 1995
- Eimermacher K. Vladimir Jakovlev: Gemälde Aquarelle, Zeichnungen. Bietigheim-Bissingen: Bayer, 1995
- Gennady Aigi — Vladimir Yakovlev: friendship, creativity, co-creation. M .: Virtual Gallery, 2004.
- Vladimir Yakovlev. To the 70th birthday. The works of Vladimir Yakovlev in the collections of Moscow collectors. Exhibition catalog. M .: Virtual Gallery, 2004.
- Masterpieces of Vladimir Yakovlev. Works of different years from private collections. M .: Kino Gallery, 2005.
- Vladimir Yakovlev. To the 70th birthday. The works of Vladimir Yakovlev in the collections of Moscow collectors. Exhibition catalog. M .: Virtual Gallery, 2004.
- "And I want to stay on this bright ...". To the 80th anniversary of the artist Vladimir Yakovlev. Catalog of the exhibition at the State Literary Museum March 17 - April 10, 2014 / Compiled by S.A. Alexandrov, N.K. Rebrova and A.A. Bow - Moscow: Virtual Gallery, 2014 .-- 116 p. - 1000 copies. - ISBN 978-5-98181-094-7 .
Artist Literature
- Pyatnitskaya L. Ray of Light from the Dead House. M .: Kruk-Prestige Studio, 2002 (includes archival photographs)
- Aleinikov Vl. Remembering Vladimir Yakovlev ... // Russian Art, 2004, No. 1
- Aimermaher K. From unity to diversity. Investigations in the field of "other" art of the 1950-1980s. M .: RGGU, 2004, p. 309-368
- Cantor-Kazovskaya L. Vladimir Yakovlev: portrait of the artist in his youth. The experience of historical analysis // Mirror, 2005, No. 25 ( On the website of the Journal Hall )
- Another art. Moscow 1956-1988. M .: GALART - State Center for Contemporary Art, 2005 (by pointer)
Notes
- ↑ Yakovlev Vladimir Igorevich (1934, Balakhna - 1998, Moscow) (Unavailable link) . State Tretyakov Gallery. Date of treatment March 15, 2017. Archived March 15, 2017.