Painter, honored. hood. Of the RSFSR (1974). Graduated from Moscow. The vkhutein (1930), a student of Sergei Gerasimov, A. Osmerkin. Participant of exhibitions since 1931. He lived in Moscow. Paintings "Mother of slain guerrilla" (1934), "roads of war" (series, 1943-70), "Sorrow of the dead" (1947-48), "Flower in the window" (1958), "Farewell" (1964), "Embroidering a banner" (1970) etc.
born in the Smolensk region - in the village of El'ninskogo Duboise County. But due to the fact that his father had bound his life with the revolution, the family soon had to leave their homeland, often change their place of residence. Settled family in Khabarovsk, where Mikhail graduated from high school, the pedagogical College. There appeared interest in drawing, he attends isocratic. There is a desire to become an artist.
In 1926 he entered the Moscow VHUTEMAS. (Higher art technical workshops, later, the Institute of VHUTEIN). The artist fondly recalled their mentors on art, by A. Labas, A. Shevchenko, S. Gerasimov, A. Osmerkin...
In 1930 Dobroserdov graduated from the Institute. Started working in book publishing, to participate in exhibitions. More than 10 years Dobroserdov taught at the secondary art school at the Moscow art Institute, and then nearly a quarter of a century at the art School of memory of 1905. Have Dobroserdova-teacher received a ticket in the great art of many now-famous artists.
Being so overwhelmed teaching work, the artist painted portraits, still lifes, paintings. The final review of the work of M. V. Dobroserdov was his personal exhibition held in
Moscow in 1969. The exhibition showed the versatile talent of the artist. T. M. Dobroserdova — the daughter of Mikhail Vladimirovich was transferred to the Smolensk Museum of the work of the father - still life "wildflowers" performed by them in the last prewar days of 1941.
(the author-L. M. Kozikova)
Literature:
Kosikova L. M. Dobroserdov Mikhail V. / L. M. Kozikova // Smolensk oblast: ENCYCLOPAEDIA.— Smolensk, Samara state pedagogical University, 2003.— Vol. 2 And Y.— S. 593.
Symanchuk I. S. Mikhail Vladimirovich Dobroserdov / I. Symanchuk.— Leningrad: Khudozhnik RSFSR, 1981.— 128, [1] p.
