Dmitry Titov. Russian artist, continuer of the traditions of Russian lyrical landscape. Participant of the Great Patriotic War. Graduated from the Leningrad Art School, where he studied under V. Oreshnikov (1939). At the All-Union Art Exhibition in 1951 his painting ‘Spring is Ringing’ received a wide resonance. Titov also decorated the pavilions of the All-Russian Exhibition Centre (1951) and the new building of Moscow State University on the Sparrow Hills (1951). His landscapes were recognised by S. Gerasimov, P. Sokolov-Skal and V. Fedorovsky. Fedorovsky. He also participated in the All-Union... далее

Dmitry Titov. Russian artist, continuer of the traditions of Russian lyrical landscape. Participant of the Great Patriotic War. Graduated from the Leningrad Art School, where he studied under V. Oreshnikov (1939). At the All-Union Art Exhibition in 1951 his painting ‘Spring is Ringing’ received a wide resonance. Titov also decorated the pavilions of the All-Russian Exhibition Centre (1951) and the new building of Moscow State University on the Sparrow Hills (1951). His landscapes were recognised by S. Gerasimov, P. Sokolov-Skal and V. Fedorovsky. Fedorovsky. He also participated in the All-Union exhibitions of 1954 and 1957. Among the forest landscapes of the artist the most famous is his painting ‘Thousand-Year-Old Oak’, in which the heritage of the great Russian landscape painter I.I. Shishkin is revealed in a new way. The works have been acquired in the collections of the Museum of the History of Moscow and the Museum of Modern History of Russia. скрыть