In the State Central Museum of Contemporary History of Russia opened the exhibition charts the Great Patriotic War. Submitted by Boris Yefimov, Alexander Deineka, Nikolai Zhukov, Alexander Tolkachev

in the State Central Museum of Contemporary History of Russia in the permament memorial section of The Underground printing 1905-1906. "An exhibition of graphics from the Great Patriotic War of the stock collections of the museum. Frontal timetable - a unique tool for the heroic and tragic period in the history of our country will look at the Great Patriotic War the eyes of eyewitnesses and participants in the events of the terrible war years.

hereby opening of the exhibition will be first presented the work of legendary cartoonist Boris Yefimov , sketches Alexander Deineka , served as the basis of the well-known painting" Outskirts of Moscow. November 1941 ».

The exhibition presents works by artists at the front: LV Khinshtein, NN Zhukov , SI Aladjalova, DI Pyatkina , which not only continued the tradition of Russian battle-painting, folk paintings, but also created an artistic chronicle of the life and the life of a belligerent nation. Piercing an honest story about the Leningrad siege was a series of small sketches, which he had made in the besieged city of starving artist Alexander E. Blake.

special place in the exhibition is the work of Zinovy Shenderovich Tolkacheva. In his drawings reflected one of the most terrible war themes - the cycles "Auschwitz", "Flowers of Auschwitz", submitted as evidence of the prosecution at the Nuremberg trials. Writer-soldier Viktor Nekrasov said: "I do not know the documents - notably the papers! - More of the outline Zinovy Tolkacheva". These words can be attributed to almost all works of graphic art, displayed at the exhibition.

formed under enemy fire pictures - the living, most powerful instrument that can bring to new generations the memory of the terrible tragedy of war and heroic deed People who saved their country and, despite the countless victims, still winning.

exhibition is open at: ul. Forest, 55. page 1.

Source: sovr.ru