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Born in Rybinsk, to a Swedish mother & Russian father, he studied at the Stroganov Art School (1903-7). He then went on to the Imperial art school in St Petersburg (1907-12). He was exhibiting from 1909. Self-Portrait (1915), The Artist’s Studio (1908) & In the Circus (1908)

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Thread: Boris Grigoriev (1886-1939) was born on this day. He was a Russian social realist painter who created unique & psychologically intense portraits. He is hardly known today but his art is fascinating. Let’s take a look!

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Adam and Eve with the forbidden fruit, 1960

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So my two main OCs are Grae, a demon created during the colonial times of America, and Rigor Mortis, a Russian WW2 veteran who managed to get bombed in Hiroshima and is the president of his own country. (Already posted Grae so here is Mortis).

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Disrobing her with his own hand..., 1948

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Oh gosh is this a Dark!AU
This is redraw from 2019, where everything went wrong after the crisis in 2008
From left to right: Imperialist Russian Federation, rebellious Ukraine, authoritarian Belarus and nationalistic Kazakhstan yeeee

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Part 1 of my art trade with
It's her in traditional russian clothes! 🥺 (Lineart by me, color by her)

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KYO'S SHIRT HAS AN ELEMENT OF THE PAINTING BY RUSSIAN GENIUS VASNETSOV ON IT I'M FUCKING CRYING IN AGONYYYYY

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Ah shit time to put my poor russian skills to the test-
Привет, я Линч, я артист (wait is that how you introduce yourself. у меня 1 клетка мозга, прости 😂😂) https://t.co/INpAI48FuF

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I love such characters!

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Now among Russian people there is a system similar to Patreon. I decided to use this as a test to launch my own Patreon later.
So this sketch is for the first person who decided to support me.

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I went through sickness and a lot of anxiety during the lockdown, i had a real vacation, i had anxiety again because of the world situation as a whole and russian problems in particular and finally(!!) I'm painting something personal again and here is a small sneakpeek :3

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On the 29th, she made her formal entry in to the Russian capital dressed in a Russian national costume in blue and gold and traveled with the Empress to the Winter Palace where she was introduced to the Russian public on a balcony

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Russians call him vodyanoy (водяно́й). To the Czechs he is Vodník. To the Germans Nix or Wassermann.

He's often described as an old man with greenish hair and covered in algae, and sometimes black scales.

Art by Ivan Bilibin, 1934

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