Vladimir Volegov Limited Edition Hand Embellished Giclee on Canvas Large:"Lost in Tale"
Artist: Vladimir Volegov
Title: Lost in Tale
Size: 26" x 42"
Medium: Limited Edition Hand Embellished Giclee on Canvas
About the Artist: Born in Chabarovsk, Russia, Vladimir began painting at theage of three and his talent would be noted repeatedly throughout his adolescence. After having attended the art school, Krivoj Rog and having served in the army, Vladimir was admitted to the Lvov Polygraphic Institute in the former Soviet Union. Beginning in 1984 Vladimir began participating in, and winning, International Competitions for poster art. Vladimir moved to Moscow in 1988 and before long, Vladimirscareer in commercial art was in full swing. Notable Russian publishing houses sought his talents to design posters and CD and cassette covers for musical groups. While working with the publishing houses he continued to work on his paintings and participate in exhibitions. In 1990 Vladimir began traveling to Europe where he earnedmoney by painting portraits on the streets of Barcelona,Berlin, Vienna and other European cities. It is with this experience he further honed his skills in depicting the human form. Over the past fourteen years, his art has evolved into the striking figurative work he creates today.Vladimirs vibrant color palette and bold strokes coalesceto create evocative images that possess a timeless sensibility.
Title: Lost in Tale
Size: 26" x 42"
Medium: Limited Edition Hand Embellished Giclee on Canvas
About the Artist: Born in Chabarovsk, Russia, Vladimir began painting at theage of three and his talent would be noted repeatedly throughout his adolescence. After having attended the art school, Krivoj Rog and having served in the army, Vladimir was admitted to the Lvov Polygraphic Institute in the former Soviet Union. Beginning in 1984 Vladimir began participating in, and winning, International Competitions for poster art. Vladimir moved to Moscow in 1988 and before long, Vladimirscareer in commercial art was in full swing. Notable Russian publishing houses sought his talents to design posters and CD and cassette covers for musical groups. While working with the publishing houses he continued to work on his paintings and participate in exhibitions. In 1990 Vladimir began traveling to Europe where he earnedmoney by painting portraits on the streets of Barcelona,Berlin, Vienna and other European cities. It is with this experience he further honed his skills in depicting the human form. Over the past fourteen years, his art has evolved into the striking figurative work he creates today.Vladimirs vibrant color palette and bold strokes coalesceto create evocative images that possess a timeless sensibility.
