Serebrovsky, Vladimir Glebovich

Origin

Born in Samara, was named and got the name from his grandfather, Vladimir Vasilyevich Serebrovsky. Vladimir Vasilyevich was the son of serfs, who graduated from the seminary, where he received the name Serebrovsky, then was distributed to Nizhny Novgorod, in one of the Old Believers' parishes.

Father - Gleb Vladimirovich Serebrovsky - Soviet opera singer (bass), Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1934). Twice winner of the Stalin Prize of the second degree (1947) for the performance of the part of Dodon in the opera “Golden Cockerel” by Rimsky-Korsakov and the third degree (1951) for the opera “With all my heart” by G. L. Zhukovsky. Mother - Lyubov Alexandrovna Serebrovskaya (Grünthal) was born in 1913 in a noble family with German origin - a Soviet ballet dancer, choreographer and teacher ^[2] .

Children and Youth

Almost immediately after the birth of V. G. Serebrovsky, the family moved from Samara to Saratov, where at the age of five the boy was sent to a music school, from which he transferred to the picturesque department of the art school, where he was enrolled immediately to the second year.

At the same time, Nikolai Mikhailovich Gushchin , a Soviet artist, restorer, and a great friend of the family moved to the city of Saratov.

In Saratov, he acquires a motor boat and manufactures the first sketchbook of eight-year-old Vladimir Serebrovsky with his own hands; they spend almost all their joint days in the open air, capturing the Russian nature. Then Serebrovsky enters the art department at VGIK , where he studies with such famous masters of his craft as S. Alimov , A. Boim , V. Leventhal , N. Dvigubsky , M. Romadin , A. Kuznetsov .

After graduating from VGIK, Serebrovsky worked in many theaters in Moscow, the USSR and abroad. At the same time he was engaged in easel painting, participated in Moscow and international exhibitions. VG Serebrovsky traveled extensively in the east: India , Nepal , Japan, where he studied meditation practices and studied writing mandalas , this is how his artistic cycle of illustrations for the Indian epic Ramayana was born, the works from which were also exhibited in Calcutta.

In 1988, in the artist's life, a fateful meeting with Tatiana Doronina takes place, which invited Vladimir Serebrovsky to the position of chief artist of the Moscow Art Theater. M. Gorky, where his first play "The Cherry Orchard " by A. Chekhov staged by S. Danchenko was a resounding success. Until his death, the artist created amazingly beautiful pictures, immersing the viewer in the atmosphere of a particular era.

It should be noted that V. G. Serebrovsky is one of the few theater artists who made his way from abstract to realistic art.

Since the life of Vladimir Glebovich has always been closely associated with music (the artist played several instruments, in particular, sitar ), in several performances he performed as a musician and composer. Also in Soviet times, they organized an electronic music studio at the Museum to them. Scriabin in Moscow, where the artist continued the work of the great composer for the unification of light and music, and also created compositions that were unusual for that time ^[3] .

Theater them. M.N. Yermolova

Sverdlovsk State Opera and Ballet Theater. A. V. Lunacharsky

• “Romeo, Juliet and the Darkness” K. Molchanova 1967
• Pearl Seekers by G. Bizet 1968
• "Romeo and Juliet" by S. Prokofiev 1969

Tajik State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater Sadriddin Aini

Theater on Malaya Bronnaya

• "Filmed and appointed" G. Volchek 1975

Azerbaijan State Russian Drama Theater

Moscow Art Theater them. M. Gorky

• 1966 - The Last Crook

1979-1980 - exhibitions of theatrical sketches in Moscow, Leningrad, Tbilisi.

1982 - exhibition of graphic works on the Indian epic "Ramayana" in the House of Friendship with the Peoples of foreign countries, Moscow.

1992 - painting exhibition at the Museum of Oriental Cultures (State Museum of Oriental Art), Moscow.

1995 - exhibition in the gallery at Kuznetsky Most, Moscow.

1997 - exhibition in the Collection Gallery, Central House of Artists , Moscow.

2000 - exhibition at the A. A. Bakhrushin State Theater Museum, Moscow.

2012 - exhibition at the Gallery Veresov, Moscow ^{[4] [5]} .

2012 - exhibition at the A. A. Bakhrushin State Theater Museum, Moscow ^[6] .

2015 - exhibition at the Plyos State State Historical-Architectural and Art Museum-Reserve, Plyos ^{[7] [8] [9]} .

1985 - a gold medal at the Prague Quadrienale exhibition (in a group with other artists) for the design of Chekhov's performances.

1996 - awarded the Diploma of the Russian Academy of Arts ^[10] .

2004 - Winner of the Moscow Government Prizes for merits in the field of literature and art.

2007 - Awarded the M. Lomonosov Prize for merits and a great personal contribution to the development of national culture and art with the award of a gold medal.

The works of V. Serebrovsky acquired by the State Tretyakov Gallery , the Theater Museum of them. A. Bakhrushin Museum of Musical Culture. M. Glinka, the museum of children's theaters, the Saratov Art Gallery, the Museum of the Moscow Art Theater, the Tajik City Museum, as well as private collectors in Russia, Germany, England, France, Japan, were sold at auction in Tbilisi.