BONDAROVICH Anatoly Martynovich

13 июля 1892 (Rogozna village, Kharkov province) — 1975 (Kiev (?))

Painter, graphic artist

he Studied at the Kharkov art College (1911-1914) М. А. Беркоса, М. С. Федорова, М. Р. Пестрикова.

he Lived in Kharkov and Tashkent, 1945 — Kiev. He painted landscapes. Author of painting works: "In Bukhara in the Registan" (1937), "Morning in the new Tashkent" (1940), "gave Dnieper" (1947), "fish" (1949), "Spring landscape" (1952), "Autumn in the country" (1954), "At the monument to Vatutin" (1956), "a Monument to Shchors" (1961), "Autumn on the forest lake" (1963).

was Engaged in book and magazine graphics. In 1920-е collaborated in the magazines "World", "Red pepper", "October", "So". Designed books for publishers such as Kharkov and Kiev: "Ukrainian soup" А. И. Копыленко (1925), "Taras Bulba" Н. В. Гоголя (1940), "favorites" Ю. К. Смолича (1949), "Argonauts of the universe" В. Н. Владко (1952).

From 1926 — participant of exhibitions (exhibition of film posters in Kharkov). Member of the Association of artists of red Ukraine (QUARTERMASTER; 1922-1924). Participated in exhibitions: "the Artist today" (1927), Ukrainian book graphic art (1929) in Kharkov; Republican art exhibitions of Usbsr (1936, 1940, 1943), "Painting, drawing, theatre, folk masters" (1938) in Tashkent; Republican art exhibitions of the USSR (1951, 1953), regional art exhibition devoted to the 300-летию of the reunification of Ukraine with Russia (1955) in Kiev; fine arts of the Ukrainian SSR to the decade of Ukrainian art in literature in Moscow (1951) and others. A member of the Union of artists of the USSR.

he Taught at the Tashkent art school (1933-1935), the Kiev school of applied arts (1945-1947).

Work is represented in several Museum collections, among them — State Museum of arts of Uzbekistan in Tashkent.

Sources:

1. Directory of members and candidate members of the Union of artists of the USSR as of 1 июня 1867 года. M., 1968.

2. Artists of the peoples of the USSR. Biobibliographic dictionary. M., 1972, vol. 2. S. 28.