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Shepitsova, Elena Vladimirovna (1958-).
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A. Pushkin, Snowstorm, Departure, 2013 [Izomaterial: electronic resource] / rice: EV Shipitsova. - Electronic data (1 file: 1.2 MB). - (Moscow:, [2015]). -
Access mode: the Internet portal of the Presidential Library named after B.N. Yeltsin.
Published in the publication: Shipitsova E. Favorites. [At 3 o'clock]. Part 1 / Elena Shipitsova; [comp. O. Yu. Efimov]. [B. m., 2015]. 86 pp.
Electronic reproduction of the drawing.
Reproduction of the graphic work "A.C. Pushkin, Snowstorm, Departure, (2013), artist - Elena Shipitsova .Paper, pen, ink.
Copy by users is not allowed.
Elena Shipitsova is a Moscow graphic artist, a member of the Union of Artists of Russia, the Association of Artists of the Russian Nobility Assembly, the Union of Journalists of Russia, the Moscow Nobility Assembly, the Society of the Descendants of the Patriotic War of 1812, the author of the emblem of the Union of Women of Russia (1996) Most famous for its illustrations to the works of Pushkin and works with pen and ink, without preliminary sketches.It is the keeper of the rare in our day graphic manner typical of the nineteenth century.In the creative baggage of the artist - thousands of works, more than one hundred personal and collective exhibitions around the world, several dozen books with drawings of the artist.The author's works are in the collection of the Imperial Russian House and other Imperial Houses of Europe, as well as in museums in Russia and abroad. Materials used: site "ArtNow.ru" - contemporary art "(http://artnow.ru/gallery/0/10728.html), publications: Shipitsova E. V. Selected. [In 3 hours] / Elena Shipitsova; [compiled by O.Yu. Yefimov] [B.M., 2015]
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I. Efimov, Oleg Yurievich (expert on the history of the Russian nobility, material expert) .1. Pushkin, Alexander Sergeevich (1799-1837). "Snowstorm" - Illustrations. 2. The people (the collection). 3. Russian language (collection). 4. AS Pushkin (collection). 5. Graphics - Russian Federation. |
BBC 85.103 (2) 64J6
BBK 83.3 (2 = 411.2) 52-8я6
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Source of electronic copy: From private collection
Place for keeping the original: From private collection |
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