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eng Automatic Translation

Mikhas Sevruk

1905 – 1979

Painter, graphic artist, illustrator and engraver.

The works of the initial period of the artist's work are characterized by features of romanticism. He is a representative of the Vilna art school, which is characterized by the traditions of academic and neo-realistic art. He worked in the field of genre painting and landscape. Author of covers of Belarusian poetry collections.

The paintings and graphic works of the artist are in the art collections of Belarus, Poland and Lithuania.

Lived and worked in Vilna and Nesvizh.

Selected artworks

Associated Documents

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Selected dates:

February 27, 1905

Born in Warsaw (Kingdom of Poland, Russian Empire, now the Republic of Poland) in a family of Belarusian nobles.

1919

The family returned to Nesvizh.

Before 1927

He studied at the Nesvizh gymnasium.

1930s

He was one of the organizers of the Vilna Society of Artists, which included Peter Sergievich, Yazep Drozdovich, Yazep Gorid. He actively worked with publishing houses, designed magazines and books in the Belarusian language.

1932

Graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts of Vilna University. His teachers in the field of landscape painting were Ferdinand Ruszczyc and Ludomir Slendinskiy.

1936

Designed the first collection of poems by Maxim Tank "At the Stages".

From 1937

Participant of art exhibitions.

1937-1938

The first works of the artist were exhibited at exhibitions in Warsaw.

Since 1939

He lived in Nesvizh, where he worked as a teacher of drawing and drawing at a school.

March 14, 1979

He died and was buried in Nesvizh.

2005

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the artist's birth, the Belarusian Post issued a stamp with the image of his painting "Harvest" (1937).