Today, 8 September, in the Kaliningrad Art Gallery opens exhibition of graphics IX-XXI centuries from a private collection

Today, September 8, Kaliningrad Art Gallery opens the exhibition "Parallel Worlds" - graphics IX-XXI centuries from a private collection.

meeting schedules of the Riga Gallery service private collections «ID» includes the works of masters of Western Europe, Far East Russia. The collection is representative. Paper give a broad idea of the expressive possibilities of graphics, its kinds, types of thematic diversity. The collection of galleries and unique graphics printing, easel and applied, classic and innovative.

special place in the exposition is addressed to the traditional national historic and literary plots and characters in Japanese and Chinese engraving, which is always was and still remains a mystery to the European audience. Instead of three-dimensional world, Chinese and Japanese artists create art world - conventional, poetic, though full of landscape, architectural, household details.

great names of Kandinsky , G. Moore, Miro perfectly illustrate the rise of the graphic arts of the XX century, more and more graphics declares itself as an independent art form. In addition to the above names should be called R. Dufy, , S. Tsivinskaya, F. Fedorovsk .

Graphics 1990 - 2000's represented by the works of different masters . This popular M. Shemyakin , and Lviv schedule R. Romanishin and Petersburger A. Majewski, and Siberian Artists D. Muratov and S. Baranov.

immensity of artistic processes of the XX century, as manifested in the high-profile names, and names known only to specialists, the close combination of all of Eurasian art contrasts - all these is tastefully matched remarkable collection of enthusiastic collectors of Dennis and Marina Kartopolovyh, owners of the gallery «ID». This summer exhibition graphics "Parallel Worlds" was successfully held in Barnaul. Interviews with the owner of the collection can be read by Marina Kartopolovoy here .

Exhibition in Kaliningrad Art Gallery will run until October 3, 2010.

Source: museum.ru