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Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava) Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava)
Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava) Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava)
Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava) Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava)
Stargift Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava) Handwritten New Year's card signed by the artist Marc Chagall and his second wife, Valentina Brodskaya (Vava) Chagall Mark Zakharovich (Khatskelevich) (1887-1985), artist. He was born on July 7, 1887 in the town of Peskovatiki near Vitebsk (Belarus) in the family of a loader of a fish shop, where, besides Mark, there were eight other children. He received a traditional religious education at home. At the end of 1906, he came to St. Petersburg; here L. S. Bakst, M. V. Dobuzhinsky, N. K. Roerich became his mentors. In 1910-1914 he lived in Paris; in the colony of artists "Beehive" he became close to the avant—gardists, in particular with the poet G. Apollinaire and the artist R. Delaunay. Chagall's early paintings are dominated by themes of childhood, family, death, deeply personal and at the same time eternal motives ("Saturday", 1910). Over time, the theme of passionate love comes to the fore ("Over the City", 1914-1918; "Gates of the Jewish Cemetery", 1917). Sharp deformations and unreal-fabulous color contrasts of canvases created by Chagall ("Me and the Village", 1911; "Self-portrait with Seven Fingers", 1911-1912), had a great influence on the development of surrealism. In Moscow, the artist made a number of large wall panels for the Jewish Chamber Theater (1920-1922). Since 1923, Chagall settled in Paris; in the same year, a book of his memoirs "My Life" was published in Berlin. In 1933, the Nazis who came to power in Germany publicly burned the artist's paintings. In 1937, the artist took French citizenship. As he reaches the peak of fame, Chagall's manner becomes easier and more relaxed. Through the recurring themes of Vitebsk childhood and love, gloomy echoes of former and future world catastrophes float ("Time has No Shores", 1930— 1939). Since 1955, work began on the "Chagall Bible". In line with this cycle, the master also created a large number of monumental sketches, compositions based on which decorated buildings of different religious denominations. These works, together with secular decorative compositions (murals of the ceiling of the Paris Opera, 1964, the Metropolitan Opera in New York, 1965, etc.) updated the language of monumental art.
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An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin
Stargift An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin Vladimir Glynin is a modern popular Russian photographer and artist. Glynin has been known as a fashion photographer since 1998, when he began collaborating with Vogue Russia. His works have been created for L'Officiel Russia, GQ Russia, Harper's Bazaar Russia and other leading glossy publications. Since the 2010s, the author has moved away from fashion photography and engaged in art projects. Glynin's photographs resemble abstract compositions due to a special multi-exposure technique, the result of which viewers often mistake for painted digital effects, although all his photos are created manually and are not retouched. Vladimir Glynin has assembled a unique team of people with whom he has worked productively on many projects for several years. He managed to relive this story anew, eliminating ballet plasticity from the movements and saturating the emotions he lived in this role. The heroes of his art history were the leading soloists of the Bolshoi Theater Sergey Filin and Artyom Shpilevsky and model Svetlana Shestakova.
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Lithograph "The Last Supper" signed by assemblage artist Damien Hirst Lithograph "The Last Supper" signed by assemblage artist Damien Hirst
Stargift Lithograph "The Last Supper" signed by assemblage artist Damien Hirst Lithograph "The Last Supper" signed by assemblage artist Damien Hirst Damien Hirst is a British assemblage artist, conceptual painter, whose deliberately provocative art addresses vanity and beauty, death and rebirth, medicine, technology and mortality. In 1995, he received the British Turner Prize, the UK's top award in the field of contemporary art. The Stargift collection features Damien Hirst's lithograph "The Last Supper" with an autograph. The lithograph is included in the cycle of the exhibition "New Religion". The idea of the exhibition is to transform science into a new religion. According to Hearst, science is like religion in that it gives hope for a good end. The work was demonstrated in 2005 at the Triumph Gallery exhibition in Moscow, and is currently represented in the catalog of the Paul Stolper Gallery (London).
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An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin
An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin
Stargift An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin An artistic photograph from the series "Swan Lake" by Vladimir Glynin Vladimir Glynin is a modern popular Russian photographer and artist. Glynin has been known as a fashion photographer since 1998, when he began collaborating with Vogue Russia. His works have been created for L'Officiel Russia, GQ Russia, Harper's Bazaar Russia and other leading glossy publications. Since the 2010s, the author has moved away from fashion photography and engaged in art projects. Glynin's photographs resemble abstract compositions due to a special multi-exposure technique, the result of which viewers often mistake for painted digital effects, although all his photos are created manually and are not retouched. The world-famous ballet Swan Lake was deliberately chosen by Vladimir Glynin. The author has been looking for ways to visualize the legendary plot for a long time, in which he found a wide range of human feelings and emotions combined with vivid images of the main characters, and which still leaves no one indifferent. That's how he, a former Bolshoi Ballet dancer, came up with the idea of a photo story of Swan Lake with its incredible range of relationships between Good and Evil, Black and White. And when the ballet legend merges with black and white photography, you already have a synthesis of ballet art, photography and fashion. Each photo of this project is an independent work of art, with a certain intonation inherent only to it, but when they are put together, a powerful, dramatic artistic canvas appears.
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Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin
Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin
Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin
Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin
Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin
Stargift Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin Handwritten letter signed by the artist Ilya Repin Ilya Efimovich Repin is a Russian painter, teacher, professor, full member of the Imperial Academy of Arts. From the very beginning of his career, since the 1870s, Repin has become one of the key figures of Russian realism. The artist managed to solve the problem of reflecting the diversity of surrounding life in a painting, in his work he managed to cover all sides of modernity, touch on topics of concern to the public, and vividly reacted to the anger of the day. Repin's artistic language was characterized by plasticity, it perceived various stylistic trends from the Spaniards and Dutch of the XVII century to Alexander Ivanov and modern French Impressionists.
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An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich
Stargift An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich An autographed document by the artist Kazimir Malevich This document is an Act of the Committee for the Preservation of Monumental Monuments of Art and Antiquity and the Museum of Art Culture on Property accounting. Petrograd, January 17, 1924
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Drawing by the artist Boris Kustodiev Drawing by the artist Boris Kustodiev
Drawing by the artist Boris Kustodiev Drawing by the artist Boris Kustodiev
Stargift Drawing by the artist Boris Kustodiev Drawing by the artist Boris Kustodiev Boris Kustodiev was lucky to become a student of Ilya Repin himself, but he rejected the canons according to which his teacher worked and began to look for his own creative direction. Along the way, Kustodiev faced many life trials — from the rejection of his work by the public to a serious illness. But even in the most difficult times, being confined to a wheelchair, he continued to paint.
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A handwritten note by the artist Camille Pissarro A handwritten note by the artist Camille Pissarro
A handwritten note by the artist Camille Pissarro A handwritten note by the artist Camille Pissarro
Stargift A handwritten note by the artist Camille Pissarro A handwritten note by the artist Camille Pissarro The letter belongs to the pen of an outstanding artist of the second half of the XIX century – Camille Pissarro. It is addressed to his wife Julie Vellay. In the spring of 1897, Pissarro came to London to take care of their sick son. In the letter, he says that Lucien is gaining strength every day and he is getting better. He also refers to family friends, in particular he is saddened by the state of health of Sam, who contracted typhoid fever after a trip to Palestine. Fortunately, his illness is mild, but nevertheless, he asks to send someone who will look after him. Pissarro plans to send his son's nurse to help him if the doctor thinks Lucien is strong enough. The letter is incomplete, written in French. Bedford Park, London, May 22, 1897. Camille Pissarro (1830-1903) was an artist without whom it is difficult to imagine the Impressionists as an organization. He was born into a merchant's family in the Maltese Islands, in the colony of France. I helped my father, but my passion for art took over. He ran away from him to Venezuela to study painting freely. Julie Velle (1838-1926) was the wife of Camille Pissarro. Lucien Pissarro (1863 – 1944) was a French painter and engraver. The son of Camille Pissarro and Julie Velle.
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An autographed postcard by the artist Oscar Kokoschka An autographed postcard by the artist Oscar Kokoschka
Stargift An autographed postcard by the artist Oscar Kokoschka An autographed postcard by the artist Oscar Kokoschka The postcard is a reproduction of Oscar Kokoschka's painting "Portrait of actress Villa Durieux", which he painted in 1910. Five years later, the painting was purchased by the famous German art dealer and collector Alfred Flechtheim. This Austrian actress, writer and memoirist was very popular and was a muse for many artists. In addition to Oscar, she was depicted on canvases by Auguste Renoir, Max Slefogt, Franz von Stuck, Ernst Barach, Emil Roller, Julia Wolfthorn and others.
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A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky
Stargift A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky A handwritten letter from the artist Ilya Repin to Korney Chukovsky May 24, 1913. Penates Dear Korney Ivanovich When you were building last year, you asked that in order to avoid constant small expenses from M. N. Galkin, you would be believed in debt, and for this, my card was given to Galkin in the form of a recommendation with a recommendation that you are a reliable payer. Now he is desperate that you don't pay (refuse!) He's thinking about a trial... After all, he will start to stick me around ... and then either with the police (Finnish) and start selling your cottage. .. The troubles are huge, and I wonder if, with very good earnings, you can't at least piece by piece, even for a hundred rubles, as promised to them. I have the clerk now. Your Il. Repin. The exhibit is accompanied by the conclusion of the handwriting expertise of the Department of forensic examinations of the ECC Vector, which carries out handwriting expertise for investigative and judicial authorities both in Moscow and in the regions of Russia, confirming that the letter was written by Ilya Repin. Chukovsky and Ilya Repin were close friends. The famous painter often stayed at the writer's house, as evidenced by Chukovsky's diary. Moreover, the two masters influenced each other creatively. Chukovsky persuaded Repin to write a book of memoirs, "The Far Near." Repin came up with the name of his handwritten humorous almanac "Chukokkala" for the writer — a combination of the surname with the name of the place Kuokkala, where friends rested. Interestingly, this place has now been renamed "Repino". There was a real cult of Repin in Korney Ivanovich's house. On the walls hung his kuokkalsky photographs, a snapshot from Repin's portrait of Chukovsky with Repin's own handwritten signature. The handwritten almanac "Chukokkala" contains dozens of Repin drawings and notes. Chukovsky preserved more than a hundred letters from Repin from 1907-1929. And finally, there are many entries about the famous artist in Korney Ivanovich's Diary. In particular, K.I.'s trips to Kuokkala in 1925, his last visits to the "Penates", and conversations with Repin are recorded in detail. One can also recall Chukovsky's memoir book Ilya Repin, which was published many times. Until now, it was believed that Repin paid for Chukovsky's house out of his own pocket, and then he returned it for many years. It was much more complicated... Provenance: archive of I. S. Shaikovich, before the revolution the director of the Russian school in Kuokkala, the second husband of Lidia Ivanovna Shishkina (first husband - B. Ridinger), poet, after the revolution the consul of Yugoslavia in Finland, etc. After the revolution, he saved the archive of Chukovsky, who was at the latter's dacha in Kuokkala. Ivan Stepanovich Shaikovich (1876-1948) was a Serbian diplomat in Russia, the Consul General of Yugoslavia in Finland, in Sweden, Doctor of Philosophy, professor of Oriental languages and Serbo–Croatian, a great connoisseur of Russian poetry and painting. The exhibit has cultural, historical, and collectible value at the museum level.
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A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
Stargift A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter "The underwater past. The story of how the goldfish got into the pond and what happened to it there." T-vo Skoropech. A.A. Levenson, Moscow, 1914. In the publisher's font cover. On the top of the first sheet there is an inscription from the artist V.M. Vasnetsov to his daughter: "Dear my dear Tanichka, Papa V. Vasnetsov. May 1, 1914." At the end of the text of the book, the initials of the author and the date: "V.V. / 1908, July 5." In library catalogues, this book is described under the title, without transcription of the author. But, probably, the author is V.M. Vasnetsov, and this is his only published literary work, and that is why he presented this book to his already very adult daughter. Viktor Mikhailovich Vasnetsov is a painter, graphic artist, architect, illustrator, who became famous for his fabulous epic-historical paintings: "Three Heroes", "Knight at the Crossroads", "Alyonushka", etc. Tatyana Viktorovna Vasnetsova is the eldest daughter of V.M. Vasnetsov, graduated from the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, became an artist, together with her brothers Alexei and Vladimir, she preserved and donated the Vasnetsov house to the state in 1948. She lived for 82 years, and was buried in the same grave with her father.
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Autograph by Henri Matisse Autograph by Henri Matisse
Autograph by Henri Matisse Autograph by Henri Matisse
Autograph by Henri Matisse Autograph by Henri Matisse
Stargift Autograph by Henri Matisse Autograph by Henri Matisse An autograph Henri Matisse is a famous French artist and leader of the Fauvist movement. He is known throughout the world primarily as a great researcher of color and a reformer of painting. An entire epoch in the history of European art is associated with his name. One of the first people to appreciate the talent of the French master was the Russian collector Sergei Ivanovich Shchukin. He invited Henri Matisse to Russia. In the autumn of 1911, the artist visited Moscow and St. Petersburg. Matisse spoke about Russia with admiration, especially inspired by the touching simplicity of the icons. In 1909, Shchukin ordered two canvases for his mansion, "Music" and "Dance", which are now kept in the Hermitage. Matisse completed these works in 1910, exhibiting the works at the Autumn Salon. No critic except Guillaume Apollinaire recognized Matisse's works as a success. Shchukin was alerted by the words of the critic and decided to refuse to take the paintings, but two days later he sent Matisse a telegram acknowledging his weakness and asking him to send the works.
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Matryoshka doll for 5 places "Henri Matisse" (19 cm) Matryoshka doll for 5 places "Henri Matisse" (19 cm)
Stargift Matryoshka doll for 5 places "Henri Matisse" (19 cm) Matryoshka doll for 5 places "Henri Matisse" (19 cm) Matryoshka dolls, stylized by the work of Henri Matisse Handmade work Henri Matisse is a French painter and sculptor, the leader of the Fauvist movement. He is known for his research in the transmission of emotions through color and shape. The Stargift collection features a set of five handmade wooden dolls, stylized to resemble the artist's most famous works.
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Banksy art object on an authentic element of the Israeli-Palestinian Wall Banksy art object on an authentic element of the Israeli-Palestinian Wall
Banksy art object on an authentic element of the Israeli-Palestinian Wall Banksy art object on an authentic element of the Israeli-Palestinian Wall
Stargift Banksy art object on an authentic element of the Israeli-Palestinian Wall Banksy art object on an authentic element of the Israeli-Palestinian Wall An art object on an authentic element of the Israeli-Palestinian Wall Banksy is the pseudonym of an anonymous English underground street art artist, political activist and filmmaker who has been working since the 1990s. Banksy's real name and origin are unknown, and there is a lot of controversy around his biography in society. Banksy's works are recognized all over the world, and in 2016, under the pseudonym of Banksy, the book "Wall and Piece" ("Wall and the World") was published. Banksy graffiti, made in the technique of screen printing, appear in different cities of the planet and become a whole event in the life of modern society. The artist works in the style of satirical street art, touching on acute social topics: thoughtless consumption, social inequality, the age of control, environmental protection, the future for children. The underground trend peculiar to Banksy, as a form of protest and opposition to official art and popular culture, is due to the harsh laws of the United Kingdom against those who engage in graffiti. This left its mark on the content of his work. One of Banksy's favorite images was a rat. The rat is a vivid symbol of the underground, an underground fighter for independence, one of the few creatures from the animal world that was able to resist all attempts at destruction by humans. An animal that, thanks to an incredible mind for such a small animal, has managed not only to survive in the underground conditions of urban sewers, basements and attics, but also increases its population from time to time to terrifying proportions, despite poisons and traps. Banksy noted: "I painted rats for three whole years, and then someone told me: what a talented anagram of the word "art" (English rat and art, respectively). And I had to pretend that I had known about it all my life." The Stargift collection features an art object made on an original fragment of the Israeli-Palestinian wall. The element depicting the wall was made by Banksy himself and painted by local Palestinian artists in the original Banksy style. The fragment shows an image of a rat with a slingshot in its paws and the symbolic signature "freedom". In 2005, Banksy visited the West Bank and painted his first works on the wall separating Israel and Palestine. Over the next fifteen years, he left a dozen more graffiti, organized exhibitions and performances in support of Palestinian Arabs, and even opened his own hotel in Bethlehem. Authentic Banksy works were cut out of the walls and auctioned.
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A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall
A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall
A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall
A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall
A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall
A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall
Stargift A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall A handwritten postcard with an autograph and a wish from the artist Marc Chagall The content of the letter: "Beloved Bella Naumovna. Where are you, if in the city - come soon. I'm leaving for Paris on Tuesday evening. If you are not in the city, goodbye. And I hope the connection with you will not be lost. Devoted Marc Chagall." The postcard was signed on August 19, 1923 in Berlin, a few weeks before Chagall and his family moved to Paris at the invitation of Ambroise Vollard. Everyone knows the love story of Marc Chagall and his muse Bella, whom he married in 1915. But few people are familiar with the story of another Bella, who occupied an important place in the artist's life.  In 1908-1910, Marc Chagall visited Narva, staying at the estate of the famous Narva businessman Nahum Hermont. He came at the invitation of lawyer Gregory Goldberg, who was married to one of the Hermont sisters. Here he painted several of his works (for example, "Portrait of the artist's Sister"), in which you can meet Bella Hermont, the daughter of a merchant of the first guild. He met her at Cape Ferdinandshof in 1908.   Chagall later wrote in his autobiographical book "My Life": "... I remember spacious rooms, shady trees on the seashore and lovely women: the lawyer's wife and her sister Hermont." The lawyer's wife, Anna Naumovna, had five sisters. In a letter to his sister Anyuta, the artist invites her to come to stay in Narva at the cape to the Hermont sisters, saying that "he will be glad to introduce her to Bella Naumovna — not at all provincial." They were connected with Bella Hermont not only by a deep feeling, but also by a common interest. She enjoyed learning to draw and was equally happy to teach Moishe French. Later, in Berlin and Paris, she would become a French teacher for his daughter Ida, already being the wife of the famous pianist Vitaly Yakovlevich Schnee.  So, the young artist, at that time little known to anyone, found himself between two Bellas: Bella (Bertha) from Vitebsk, whom he had already wooed by that time, and Bella (Baila, as she was called in the family) from Narva. The fact that Chagall and Bella Hermont had a secret affair was well known in her family, but this topic was never widely discussed.
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Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid
Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid
Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid
Stargift Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid Autographed photo by architect and designer Zaha Hadid Zaha Hadid is an Iraqi—British architect and designer of Arab origin, a representative of deconstructionism.
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Autographed photo by designer Calvin Klein Autographed photo by designer Calvin Klein
Autographed photo by designer Calvin Klein Autographed photo by designer Calvin Klein
Stargift Autographed photo by designer Calvin Klein Autographed photo by designer Calvin Klein Calvin Klein is an American fashion designer who founded his own company Calvin Klein Inc. In 1968. In 1996, Time magazine included the couturier's name in the list of the 25 most influential people living in the United States. In 1978, he turned out to be the first fashion designer in the world who decided to present and sell "designer jeans" at shows. Until that moment, jeans were considered clothes not worthy of the attention of designers, but with the arrival of Calvin, everything changed. The Calvin Klein label on his back pocket has become recognizable in all corners of the world. Curiously, in the first week after the launch of the advertising campaign, about 200,000 pairs of jeans were sold.
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Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein
Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein
Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein
Stargift Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein Sketch for the cartoon "Hedgehog in the fog" with an autograph by the artist Yuri Norstein Sketch "Hedgehog and Horse in the fog" in 1999 for the animated film "Hedgehog in the fog". The artist is Francesca Yarbusova. Paper, offset lithography. The autograph is dated May 20, 2022. Yuri Norstein is a Soviet and Russian director of animated films and an animation artist. He created most of the works while working at the Soyuzmultfilm studio. The author of such famous cartoons as "The Hedgehog in the Fog", "The Tale of Fairy Tales", "The Fox and the Hare" and many others. Francesca Yarbusova is a Soviet and Russian production designer of animated films, the wife of director Yuri Norstein. Laureate of the USSR State Prize and the Prize of the President of the Russian Federation. "Hedgehog in the Fog" is a Soviet animated film directed by Yuri Norstein in 1975 at the Soyuzmultfilm studio. The work is based on the fairy tale story of the same name by Sergei Kozlov, which was significantly revised during the writing of the script. The main character, like the whole film, was drawn by the cartoonist Francesca Yarbusova, the director's wife. The musical background was created by the composer Mikhail Meerovich. Actors Maria Vinogradova (Hedgehog), Vyacheslav Nevinny (Little Bear), Alexey Batalov (author's text behind the scenes) were involved in the dubbing. The image of the Hedgehog was created the longest. Norstein recalled that the search for the image of the hero continued, even when the scenery had already been created and filming had begun. The director's main complaint was that the artist Francesca Yarbusova (the director of the cartoon and Norstein's wife) turned out "not hedgehogs, but hedgehogs." In order to achieve a childish manner of drawing, Francesca drew the hero with her left hand. The researchers note that the style of the film was influenced by the cultural traditions of different countries and peoples (including theater and Oriental painting, works by Paul Klee, Andrei Rublev, Yuri Vasnetsov). The tape contains references to some works of cinema. The film won prizes at international film festivals in Tehran, Gijon, Chicago, Melbourne and others. In 1979, the creators of the film Norstein, Zhukovsky and Yarbusova became laureates of the USSR State Prize in Literature, Art and architecture "for animated films "The Fox and the Hare" (1973), "The Heron and the Crane" (1974), "Hedgehog in the Fog" (1975)". In 2003, at the International Animation Festival "Laputa" in Japan, according to a survey of 140 film critics and animators from different countries, "Hedgehog in the Fog" was recognized as the best cartoon of all time.
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Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev
Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev
Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev
Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev
Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev Homo erectus sideboard by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Homo Erectus is a buffet that came to us from the past. This is a multi–layered object of natural origin - solidified temporary magma found on the planet of Beginnings. Meteorite craters on its surface contain images of ancient living creatures. The buffet is a repository of valuable things and fragile household items. His main task is to protect and preserve the memory of his ancestors.
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The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Sculptural work, the practical task of which is to illuminate space and human imagination. Long Lamp is a four–legged wanderer capable of illuminating a dark room. This work is part of a collection sent to Earth by Dr. Long from the Yoomoota universe from his Potato-1 space station.
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The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Woooo lamp by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Amazing creatures that are lost on the planet of the Void. In their past, they were something completely different, but after falling into the dense fog of the planet, their shape turned into lamps. Their light evokes a sense of mystery, and the sound that this lamp makes, like a call to go somewhere, to go somewhere – "woooo"...
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Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev
Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev
Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev
Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Ghost lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. This work tells about unusual creatures that can turn our ordinary apartment into a mysterious and mysterious place. We are talking about balloons filled with helium. In the early days, when we first bring them home, they immediately rush as high as possible, up to the ceiling. But as soon as the gel inside the ball is depleted, it begins to slowly fall down, freezing somewhere in the middle, caught up by cold air currents. The moment someone passes by, the ball seems to begin to travel behind him, like a ghostly image that cannot leave its owner unattended. He follows us, as if trying to warn us of danger. Thus, helium balloons seem to have a life of their own and are able to communicate with us in their own language, reminding us that life is full of mysteries and riddles, and that we must be prepared for the unexpected at any moment.
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Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Headhunter knight by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. This hero was created during the NFT boom, which led to the emergence of a huge number of influencers. They promoted the benefits of NFT, which, like a virtual plague, flooded the computers of people who did not understand its seriousness and danger. As is often the case, only the rich have enriched themselves even more, while the rest have lost all their investments. Headhunter knight is the personification of the plague in the field of NFT, but not as a disease, but as an unstoppable process that requires a reasonable approach. In the Yoomoota universe, he executes any errands if he is paid, as an allegory for influencers publishing promotional material for money.
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Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Horse by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Horse has a special superpower — it is created from a variety of elements collected from various planets. For example, her back from the planet Orgignon is a historically important place — there are inscriptions on it, without reading which, it is impossible to enter the main temple. Horse is a kind of artifact — it consists entirely of the most important objects, representing keys or sources of information.
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Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev
Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev
Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Flower lamp by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. The "Flower" lamp is the personification of a predatory flower, which with its light can catch not only insects and animals, but also people who always strive and reach for the light. Nevertheless, this predatory plant has long been curbed by man due to a transparent bulb around the ceiling, as if being in his personal aquarium. People were able to tame the light, and accordingly, this predatory plant.
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Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev
Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev
Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev
Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev Embryo coffee table by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Embryo coffee table is the personification of the first bird, the only deity of the planet of Secrets. According to legend, no one knows the origin of the birth of birds, but on the planet of Secrets there is a find in the form of half an egg, in which there is a trace of the progenitor bird. The inhabitants of the planet of Secrets use these tables in temples for a mystical ritual. They sit down at the table, knowing that the desire will be fulfilled only by the one who drinks tea at it. The desire must necessarily be within the limits of a certain knowledge — to find out some serious secret that gnaws at the one who came to the temple for answers.
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Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Candylady is, at first glance, an absolutely innocent, but very seductive and domineering creature from the Planet of Addictions, who did not happen to be there by chance at all. She claims to be the epitome of happiness, as she brings joy to others, both in moments of sadness, despair and stress, and when everything is fine, being a wonderful companion. She is so convincing in her arguments and actions that everyone turned out to be in her magical power, which was by no means innocent. Candylady is the personification of the most widespread and insurmountable addiction – sugar, which few people recognize and even fewer of those who struggle with it. Candylady is like air — you almost don't notice it while it's there. We have accustomed ourselves to it by falling in love with Candylady for hundreds of thousands of years. Candylady sculpture was presented at the international contemporary Art fair Cosmoscow 2021
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Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Pillman sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Pillman is a character who embodies dependence on treatment with medications, pills, and antibiotics. The hero is not evil in itself, people make him bad by their desire to get rid of poor health or any other irritant in the body. Treatment is important in a person's life because it can improve their quality of life. However, sometimes people become addicted to pills due to lack of education, ignorance and illiterate treatment. A person should know the measure, it is regulated by his education and awareness. Pillman's sculpture was presented at the Blazar 2020 Contemporary Art Fair.
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Sculpture Cube dude by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Cube dude by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Sculpture Cube dude by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Cube dude by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Cube dude is a resident of the Yoomoota universe from the planet Square in a cube. It belongs to the biological species "finite man", the family of intelligent people, the order of primitives and the self-feeding class. Cubic personality types are people at the peak of their evolution in the most primitive artificial form of life – in their opinion, the ideal one — the shape of a cube. The Cube dude sculpture was presented at the Blazar 2020 Contemporary Art Fair.
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Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Red head sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Red head is a work that tells about the planet of Wisdom. The heads on this planet serve as obelisks that preserve the memory of the history of the planet and, like ancient philosophers, engage in philosophical reflections. These are the main sages, each of whom has his own philosophical teaching and preaches it. All Red heads are colossal heads growing out of the ground. They are the pillars of the planet of Wisdom: there is a continuation of their bodies underground, converging into a single point in the core of the planet.
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The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev The Long Chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Long Chaig is a chair with thoughts about modern games, collected from participants of children's past fun. In childhood, everyone is looking for new forms and combines their impossibility in their inquisitive experiments. Chairs are like the four-legged inhabitants of our house, which can serve not only as an object to place on it, but also as a simulator of our imagination.
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Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Inflated Ass chair by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. The chair is a predatory plant growing on the planet Paradise – a kind of "flycatcher" for all living things: as soon as a person sits on it, he can no longer get up. At such moments, they become one, so the Inflated Ass can both "feed" a person and nourish him. You should not tame this plant and sit on it. Otherwise, you may find yourself in the eternal shackles of pleasure. If you want to keep such a plant in your home, you need to develop self-control and patience to resist its charms. One of the main materials of the chair is felt, made by hand from high—quality Italian wool.
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Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Giraffe and boy sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Giraffe and boy are one of the many animated toys living on the planet U2beBetter. As a rule, these self-sufficient toys live alone and lead a nomadic lifestyle, in which they see the meaning of existence for themselves. Giraffe and boy are omnivorous – they feed on both plants and animals. Formed from forgotten toys, they contain information about the past of children around the world (their behavior and character) and serve as the basis of the memory of their planet. In addition, these characters are often hunted by residents of other planets: their body parts are extremely valuable on the market, in particular on the planet of Brands. Due to their ability to break down into parts and move, hunting them is extremely difficult. If one of the parts is stolen, it will always tend back to the creature like a magnet. The Giraffe and boy sculpture was presented at the Blazar 2020 Contemporary Art Fair.
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Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Red fear by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Red fear is a product of human fears and the antagonist of these fears. As they say, a wedge is knocked out with a wedge: if you want to get rid of fear, scare him, and Red fear is a master of this business. It will not be difficult for him to take any of the fears that cause trouble to a person by surprise. Distinctive features: the red color of the veil and grimaces exuding terrifying fibers — absolutely safe for humans and deadly for human fears. The living embodiment of the amulet! The Red fear sculpture was presented at the Blazar 2020 Contemporary Art Fair.
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Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev Sculpture Blue laugh by artist Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. The Emo planet is divided into stripes, each of which represents an emotion and affects a person in its own way: red - getting rid of phobias, yellow - the absence of hysteria and panic, green — an increase in strength, blue — the desire to smile. The blue zones mostly depict objects that can make a person smile or laugh. In one experiment, one of the most gloomy employees of the Potato-1 station, Holdor from the protection department, saw a blue zone with images in the porthole and reported that his disturbing thoughts were replaced by happy moments from memory. He also added about the desire to always remain "positive." Later, the same experiment was repeated 72 times. This indicates the direct effect of color zones on a person, both psychologically and physically. Blue laugh is the personification of human joy. Charming and charismatic with an amazing sense of humor, he loves to laugh and hug. Its distinctive features include the blue color and smiles all over the body. His telepathic characteristics make him able to convey a good mood to others. The Blue laugh sculpture was presented at the Blazar 2020 Contemporary Art Fair.
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Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev
Stargift Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Candylady sculpture by Taras Zheltyshev Taras Zheltyshev is one of the most authentic artists in Russia. He creates sculptures, paintings, collectibles and furniture, and develops his own NFT universe. Taras is a multiple participant in international exhibitions and the winner of the main prizes of various design awards. As part of the Yoomoota project, the artist explores a unique alternative universe. Its objects reflect the fantastic inner world of humanity, embodying all the phenomena of our life. Candylady is, at first glance, an absolutely innocent, but very seductive and domineering creature from the Planet of Addictions, who did not happen to be there by chance at all. She claims to be the epitome of happiness, as she brings joy to others, both in moments of sadness, despair and stress, and when everything is fine, being a wonderful companion. She is so convincing in her arguments and actions that everyone turned out to be in her magical power, which was by no means innocent. Candylady is the personification of the most widespread and insurmountable addiction – sugar, which few people recognize and even fewer of those who struggle with it. Candylady is like air — you almost don't notice it while it's there. We have accustomed ourselves to it by falling in love with Candylady for hundreds of thousands of years. Candylady sculpture was presented at the international contemporary Art fair Cosmoscow 2021
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