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Landscape with Invalid, Nikolai Andronov, oil on board, 105 x 117cm, 1963

Exhibition on Russian artists response to WWII to open at Saatchi Gallery

Feb 17th, 2015 | By

Exploring the legacy of WWII in Russian Art is due to open at the Saatchi Gallery on 13th March and run until 6th April.  The exhibition has been organised by Art Russe, the Saatchi Gallery and the Imperial War Museum. Marking the 70th anniversary of the Victory of the Allies against Nazi Germany, the exhibition The
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Farewell, 1967, by Geli Korzhev

Exhibition of Severe Style Russian Art planned at the Saatchi Gallery for March 2015

Nov 21st, 2014 | By

                                  A new exhibition of Severe Style Russian art is in planning for March 2015 at the Saatchi Gallery in London.  The Saatchi Gallery are keen to build on the success of their two Russian Art exhibitions in 2012/2013, ‘Gaiety is
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Tags: Geli Korzhev, Nikolai Andronov, Russian art exhibitions in London, Russian Art Martket, Russian artist's response to WWII, Saatchi gallery, Severe Style exhibition, Tair Salahov, Victor Popkov