Anatolie Slepyschew Stepanowitsch, Drawing, 1976
Data sheet
- School
- Russia
- Title
- „Zwei Schläfer, Vogel und Hund" so titled on label
- Medium
- Ink Drawing/Paper
- Artist
- Anatolie Slepyschew Stepanowitsch (* 1932 in Lopatino, Penza, Russia).
- Signed
- signed bottom right signed and dated (19)76
- Dimension
- 75 x 50 cm
Drawing of the contemporary, internationally known Russian artist Anatolie Slepyschew Stepanowitsch dated 1976.
Anatolie Slepyschew Stepanowitsch
Anatolie Slepyschew Stepanowitsch (*1932 Lopatino, Penza, Russia) studied at the State W.I. Surikov Academy of Fine Arts in Moscow from 1960 to 1965. He worked as a freelance artist in Moscow since 1965. In 1988, he participated in the internationally important exhibition in Moscow "Russian avant-garde and contemporary art in Russia".
Slepyschew's artistic work is in the tradition of Soviet non-conformist art. His compositions have a narrative character.
The artist's works can be found in: State AS Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts/ Moscow, State Russian Museum/ Saint Petersburg, State Art Museum Novosibirsk, State Art Museum Archangelsk, State Art Museum Istria, Museum Ludwig/Cologne, National Gallery Berlin, Zimmerli Art Museum/ New Brunswick/USA.