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| First Name | Igor |
| Last Name | Mashkov |
| Born | 1967-03-26 |
| Country | Russia |
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1967 - born in Moscow
1985 - graduated from the Moscow Secondary Art School under the Surikov Moscow State Institute of Art. Igor was awarded with the first degree Diploma of the USSR Academy of Arts.
1993 - graduated from the Surikov Moscow State Institute of Arts (prof. Glazunov`s studio of portrait). Graduation work is "The Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich and Patriarch Nikon".
1994 - grant-holder of Russian Painters' Union.
1995 - member of the Moscow Painters' Union.
Member of International Federation of Artists (UNESCO).
1995-1999 - grant-holder of creative painting studio of Russian Academy of Arts headed by A.P. Tkachev and S.P. Tkachev.
The artists' works are in galleries and private collections in Russia and abroad.
In 2004 Igor Mashkov kindly agreed to participate in the joint "Gallery-worldwide.com" and Russian Gallery of Arts project.
Igor Mashkov serves the wonder of spiritual beauty, depicts the surrounding world in its manifestation of hope, faith and love without any external showing off, modestly and zealously using his own means brush and colours.
V. S. Pogodin
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| Style Surrealism |
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| An art style developed in Europe in the 1920's, characterized by using the subconscious as... |
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| Style Representational |
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| Artwork that purports to represent what is seen; also called objective art. |
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| Style Cubism |
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| An art style developed in 1908 by Picasso and Braque whereby the artist breaks down the natural forms of the subjects into geometric shapes and creates a new kind of pictorial space. In contrast to traditional painting styles where the perspective of subjects is fixed and complete, cubist work can portray the subject from multiple perspectives. |
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| Style Modern |
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| 1900-1949 van Gogh, Monet |
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| Style Magic Realism |
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| Magic Realism is deeply rooted in everyday reality, but has overtones of fantasy or wonder... |
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