Litvinenko Lydia Andreyevna (Alexandrovna)

1895 (Kremenchug) - 1987 (Moscow)

Painter, graphic artist

She studied at the Stroganov Art Central School of Industrial Art (1914-1917) in FF Fedorovsky, 1-X State of free art workshops (1918-1920) by P. P . Konchalovsky, Higher Art (1920-1925) by R. Falk.

lived in Moscow. Member Societies "Growth" (1928), artists, community members (1928-1930), Moscow artists. Since 1925 worked in the Municipal Committee of Fine Arts from 1930 - an instructor in the methodical study Narcompros. Since 1933 - Member MOSSHa. In 1934, led the 2-Brigade MOSSHa on the construction of the Moscow metro. In 1935 was sent to a lead refinery in Shymkent.

During the Great Patriotic War was engaged in organizational work, participated in the device of the exhibition "All the forces to defeat the enemy." After the war she worked in the exhibition hall of the Union of Artists of the USSR, accompanied the exhibition in the Central Asian republics and Kazakhstan. After the arrest and shooting of her husband in 1948 excluded from MOSSHa, devoid of the workshop, for a long time was not present.

Since 1927 - participant of exhibitions. The exhibit at the temperance exhibition, the exhibition "Life of the Blind" (both - 1929), the exhibition "Metrostroy" (1935) in Moscow, the exhibition of Soviet art in Vienna and Berlin (both - 1930) and others. Has a solo exhibition at the Alma-Ata (1972).

retrospective exhibition of the artist was held in 1994 in Moscow.

works are in several museum collections including the Museum of History of Moscow.