Natalia Zakharova and Nikolai Menshikov in CHA
ARTinvestment.RU   01 ноября 2008

From 1 to 20 November in an exhibition of works by CHA Natalia Zakharova and Nikolai Menshikov

From 1 to 20 November gallery «person» in the walls of the Central House of Artists presents two painters - Natalia Zaharova and Nikolai Menshikov.

Moscow artist Natalia Zakharova Gurevna amazingly talented. Her hands and gold, and an incredible imagination, and with great love for life and to everything surrounding it can do anything, and is subject to all!

remarkably modest man, very educated, she returned to the main class, which now devotes all his time and energy - to create icons and wooden sculptures of religious subjects - through faith in God. Her talent enabled her to reach a very high level of performance that was highly appreciated by both professionals in the field of art, and those who were lucky enough to acquire her work. Natalia Zakharova likes to serve orders on an icon that has been traditionally accepted in Russia. To create the icon-painting works, there are strict rules in their framework is difficult to make a recognizable style, but talent and a deep faith helped her to achieve this.

Designer Nikolai Petrovich Men'shikov lives and works in Kursk. Favorite Theme artist - Russian landscape, and his muse - the nature of the mother of Kursk region. The artist knows well and loves his little home, and that feeling transferred to his work. We like to hear the melody landscape. The artist feels thin, and passes on canvas the complex state of nature, and we feel cold and gloomily winter morning, and the joy of spring awakening, along with him. The artist works predominantly broad, sweeping stroke, reminding us relaxed on the technique of the best masters of Russian painting of 60-ies of the last century. Pictures of Nikolai Petrovich Menshikova recognizable and have sincerity, warm and poetic. His skill allows you to talk about the painter of original talent and a great artistic value of his works.

The exhibition is open from 1 to 20 November 2008 in Hall 14a CHA. Opening: 5 November at 17.00.

Source: Press Releases CHA