Tatiana
Dmitrievna Loginova-Muraveva

Was born in Sevastopol in a noble family, related to Karasinym. The first drawing lessons received in St. Petersburg the artist Smolich-Ruchkovsky. In 1920 he settled in Paris. Studied at the school of the Glaze in Lyon and the Russian Academy T. Sukhotina-Tolstaya in Paris. Painted impressionistic landscapes of Provence and portraits, and later worked in an abstract manner. From 1930 he worked under the pseudonym "Loguine". In the 1930s he studied under the guidance of N. Goncharova. In 1966 he founded About-friends Goncharova and Larionov. Was friends with I. V. Bunnie, later wrote memoirs about I. Bunin with illustrations. In 1973 at the initiative hosted the days of Ivan Bunin in Grasse. Participated in the Salons of Independent, the Tuileries, exhibitions in Paris, Lyon, Arles, Grasse. In 1972 he held solo exhibitions in Paris and Stockholm. Buried in Sainte-geneviève-des-Bois.