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The interest in naive art emerged in Russia in 1913, when the young avant-garde poet Le Dante, the artist Kirill Zdanowicz and his brother Ilia Zhdanevich, discovered works by a Georgian self-taught artist Niko Pirosmanishvili (1862-1918) in Tiflis (Tbilisi).
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. 1995 ‘Ten naive artists of Russia’ Gallery ‘Dar’ (Moscow). ‘Year of Apple’s Gallery ‘Dar’ (Moscow). ‘The Life of a naive man’, personal Gallery ‘Dar’ (Moscow). 1996 ‘Feast, which is always with you’ (naive art in Germany and Russia) German Cultural Center. Goethe and the All-Russia Decorative-Applied and Folk Art ...
http://russian-outsider-art.com/grigoriev/
Creativity of Grigoriev is unique in Russian folk art example of transforming popular pictures (in traditional terms “kovrik”-rug) in the original works of naive art. The favorite subjects Grigorieva are “Fair in Kirzhach”, “Night,” “Landscape with a pond”. They were repeated in dozens of variants.
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Naive Art of Russia, Moscow 1997, 1998 Wisdom is with the naive eyes, The Vasnetsov Brothers Art Museum, 1997 Naive art in the collection of K. Bogemskaya and …
http://russian-outsider-art.com/sakian/
Primitive has deep national roots in Armenia: in 1960-70-ies in the republic were many naive artists, most of their works thanks to the wide Armenian Diaspora were exported abroad. The intense expressive colors, expressive artistic image are the characteristics of a small but well-lined compositions of Sakian.
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