This oil on canvas painting depicts two women shoveling coal in front of a train. Other workers can be see in the background.

Weight (lbs): 9
Height (In.): 42"
Width (In.): 51"
Depth (In.): N/A
Size: 51"X42"
Maker: Deineka A. Alexandrovich
Material: Oil on Canvas
Date: 1947 C
Provenance: N/A
Condition: Due to shipping via rolling, the painting shows imperfections from storage, including small paint losses and cracking of the surface.
History: Deinka Alexander Alexandrovich lived from 1899-1969. In 1928 Aleksandr Deineka became the member of art association ''October'', in 1931-1932 he became the member of the Russian Association of Proletarian Artists. In 1930 he created expressive in the color and composite attitude posters "We are Mechanize Donbas" and "Sportwoman". The artist described the subject of sport as ''inexhaustible because it is democratic and popular, it is lyrical, it is positive and full of optimism. It draws on heroic origins.''
Condition: Due to shipping via rolling, the painting shows imperfections from storage, including small paint losses and cracking of the surface. History: Deinka Alexander Alexandrovich lived from 1899-1969. In 1928 Aleksandr Deineka became the member of art association ''October'', in 1931-1932 he became the member of the Russian Association of Proletarian Artists. In 1930 he created expressive in the color and composite attitude posters "We are Mechanize Donbas" and "Sportwoman". The artist described the subject of sport as ''inexhaustible because it is democratic and popular, it is lyrical, it is positive and full of optimism. It draws on heroic origins.''