Khitrova Tamara Alexandrovna (1913-1991) - Muratrici - NO RESERVE

Painting of Soviet social realism by Khitrova Tamara Alexandrovna (1913-1991), Muratrici, 48-69 cm, oil on cardboard, 1960s. Signed on the back. The painting will be sold with authentication in the photo that includes the export permit and expert evaluation from the Cernigov museum, with the signature of the director and the expert, the stamp, the catalog number in the archive and the date. (see photo). IMPORTANT!!! If shipping outside the European Community, the lot will be shipped only after clearance from the competent authority. The aforementioned timings do not depend on the bidder (recently they take 2 weeks). The procedures with the Supervisory Board of Fine Arts are the responsibility of the seller. Customs duties are at the buyer's expense. biography: Ukrainian Soviet artist. Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR. Member of the Union of Artists of the Ukrainian SSR. Khitrova Tamara Aleksandrovna was born January 9, 1913 in Pskov, Russia. From 1931 to 1934 she studied at the Odessa Art Institute. In 1940 she graduated from the Kiev Art Institute, instructors in the specialty: A. Shovkunenko, P. Volokidin. Participant in republican art exhibitions from 1945, All-Union since 1940, international since 1947. Chitrova T.A. – Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. She worked in easel painting. Author of lyrical works on the theme of Soviet life and daily life. The artist's key works include: "Concerto in the Hospital" (1945), "Alyonka" (1950), "With a Song" (1969), "Bread" (1978). In 1960 T.A. Khitrova received a medal and a certificate from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR. The artist's solo exhibitions were held in Kiev, Odessa and Kharkov. Since 1983 – Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR. She died on July 14, 1991 in Kiev. The artist's works are highly valued by collectors and are represented in museums, galleries and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

Estimate:$280.05

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