Title: Watercolor painting Brightly colored fish Georgy Verbitsky Description: NoVerne 442*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING **** TITLE: "Brightly colored fish"* ARTISTS: Georgy Verbitsky* SIZE: 75x56 cm/'29.52x22.04 inches'* MEDIUM: watercolor, paper* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this productAbout the artist: Georgy Nikolaevich Verbitsky- Born October 27, 1920 in the village of Shiryaevo, now Odessa region. Father of S. Verbitsky. Graduated from the Kiev Civil Engineering Institute (1938-1939). Teacher by specialty - A. Verbitsky. Painter, graphic artist. Worked in the field of watercolor painting, specialized in watercolors. His works are characterized by the tension of the color scheme, the dynamics of forms, the architectonics of compositions. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1970). Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1989). Participant of the Great Patriotic War. Received military awards. Participated in exhibitions: republican (1957), all-Union (1965), personal - in the city of Kyiv (1964, 1988), Bad Tolz (Germany, 1995). Main works: watercolors - "Kamenets-Podolsky" (1960), "The village of Shevchenko" (1960), "Shevchenko Museum" (1960), "Fort T. Shevchenko" (1962), "The house where T. Shevchenko lived" (1962), "The Academy of Arts where T. Shevchenko studied and lived" (1962), "Kiev University" (1962), "Monument to T. Shevchenko" (1962), "The Castle of the Princes Ostrogsky" (1963), "Cossack graves" (1963), "In the artist's studio" (1981), series - "Shevchenko places" (1960-1964), "Flowers" (1994), "Industrial Zhdanov" (1967), "Parrots" (1999-2001), "Landscapes" (2003); miniatures on ivory - portrait of his daughter (1960), portrait of V. Chapaev (1960), portrait of T. Shevchenko (1960), "Bukhara. Evening Motives" (1968), "Street of Old Khiva" (1968), "Karelia" (1969), "Solovetsky Islands" (1969), "Vladivostok" (1971), "On the Kuril Islands" (1971), "My Kyiv" (1971), "Kyiv in Autumn" (1975), "Slopes of the Dnieper" (1975), "Golden Gate" (1975), "Kiev-Pechersk Lavra" (1975), "Slag Heap" (1977); triptych "Ukrainian Motifs" (1980), "Kyiv. Lavra (1986), Wedding (1990), Blue Parrot (1999), Parrot (1999), and others. His works are housed in the Vinnytsia Museum of Local History, the Ivano-Frankivsk Museum of Local History, the Shevchenko National Reserve in Kaniv, Cherkasy Oblast, the Mykolaiv Art Museum, the Odessa Art Museum, the Kharkiv Art Museum, the Zaporizhzhia Art Museum, and the Kyiv History Museum. He lived and worked in Kyiv and died on August 14, 2011. He died on April 14, 2011.
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