Dear friends, we have prepared for you a virtual tour for one of the most visited exhibitions at Manege — "Deineka / Samokhvalov". The project featured 300 exhibits created by Soviet artists Alexander Deineka and Alexander Samokhvalov, from 37 museums and 9 private collections. We produced this exhibition in cooperation with the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Russian Museum and the Kursk Deineka Picture Gallery. The project is co-organized by the Russian Culture Fund. The exhibition was dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Deineka.
Deineka and Samokhvalov were members of two closely related artistic societies – OST (Obshchestvo khudozhnikov-stankovistov – the Society of Easel Painters) and Krug khudozhnikov (the Artists’ Circle). They worked on similar themes and created works of art which featured as their subjects Red Army soldiers, female athletes, miners and metro construction workers. Both of them were Soviet artists who were open to global trends. Deineka’s links were with Moscow, and Samokhvalov’s – with Leningrad.
Curator: Semyon Mikhailovsky, Rector of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, Commissioner of the Russian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
Designer: Anton Gorlanov.
List of participants
37 museums
Moscow
— The State Tretyakov Gallery
— The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
— The State Archive of the Russian Federation
— The State Public Historical Library
— The Dal State Museum of the History of Russian Literature
— The Union of artists of Russia
— The State Central Museum of Contemporary History of Russia
— The Bakhrushin State Central Theatre Museum
— The Central Armed Forces Museum
— The Schusev State Museum of Architecture
— The Russian State Library
— The Russian State Children's Library
Saint Petersburg
— The State Russian Museum
— The State Museum of the History of St. Petersburg
— The Museum of Political History of Russia
— The National Library of Russia
Kursk
— The Kursk Deineka Picture Gallery
Arkhangelsk
— The State Museum Association “Art Culture of the Russian North”
Barnaul
— The State Art Museum of Altai Krai
Bryansk
— The Bryansk Regional Art Museum and Exhibition Centre
Volgograd
— The Mashkov Volgograd Museum of Fine Arts
Vologda
— The Vologda Regional Art Gallery
Kemerovo
— The Kemerovo Regional Museum of Fine Arts
Kostroma
— The Kostroma State Historical, Architectural & Arts Museum Reserve
Krasnodar
— The Kovalenko Art Museum of Krasnodar
Nizhny Novgorod
— The Nizhny Novgorod State Art Museum
Nizhny Tagil
— The Nizhniy Tagil State Museum of Fine Arts
Novokuznetsk
— The Novokuznetsk Art Museum
Oryol
— The Oryol Museum of Fine Arts
Orenburg
— Orenburg Regional Museum of Fine Arts
Perm
— The Perm State Art Gallery
Ryazan
— The Pojalostin Ryazan State Regional Art Museum
Tver
— The Tver Regional Art Gallery
Tula
— The Tula Regionl Art Museum
Chelyabinsk
— The Chelyabinsk State Museum of Fine Arts
Yaroslavl
— The Yaroslavl Art Museum
The Republic of Armenia, Yerevan
— The National Gallery of Armenia
9 private collections
— Dialog Gallery (Moscow)
— Roman Babichev Collection
— Evgeny Gerasimov Collection
— Raymond and Susan Johnson Collection
— G. and N. Ionins Collection
— Alex Lachmann Collection
— V. Levshenkov Collection
— V. Nekrasov Collection
— The Private Collection (Incognito)
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