Parshin Vil Semyonovich. Graphic artist. Was born in Tashkent. Studied at the Republican Art School (1944-1949) under P.Gan, at the Vilnius Art Institute (1951-1957) under I.Kuzminskis. Honoured Artist of Uzbekistan (1982). Parshin mainly works with hardware graphics. Parshin's creativity is characterised by cheerful mood, open humour, everyday life issues are described simply: ‘1966 26 April After’ (dedicated to the Tashkent earthquake) collection of linocuts (1967); series ‘Cotton Festival’ (1967), ‘We live here’ (1967); Engravings used in the album ‘Navoi’, linocuts by Turkumi ‘First Steps’ (1971) and others. He taught at... далее

Parshin Vil Semyonovich. Graphic artist. Was born in Tashkent. Studied at the Republican Art School (1944-1949) under P.Gan, at the Vilnius Art Institute (1951-1957) under I.Kuzminskis. Honoured Artist of Uzbekistan (1982). Parshin mainly works with hardware graphics. Parshin's creativity is characterised by cheerful mood, open humour, everyday life issues are described simply: ‘1966 26 April After’ (dedicated to the Tashkent earthquake) collection of linocuts (1967); series ‘Cotton Festival’ (1967), ‘We live here’ (1967); Engravings used in the album ‘Navoi’, linocuts by Turkumi ‘First Steps’ (1971) and others. He taught at the TTHI named after A.N.Ostrovsky. His works are kept in the State Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan, the Museum of Arts of Karakalpakstan. скрыть