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Mikhail Mikhailovich Yarovoy (1864 -1940 G.) — famous painter, graphic artist, talented Illustrator. Known for his works participated in exhibitions held by the Association of artists of Moscow, the Association of traveling exhibitions. In addition, he participated in exhibitions of the Society of art exhibitions in Kiev, the Union of artists in Moscow. The most illustrious of the disciples of the artist S. R. Bongartthat has preserved throughout his life the best memories of the wizard.
Features the work of Michael Springhis works – drawings, realistic portraits, sometimes with a distinct modern influence. There are also a series of cartoons in a humorous vein, depicting the country life of the hawthorn.
Famous paintings of M. M. Springportraits ("Self-portrait"(depicting a man with a lute), Corina O. painter, singer, Z. Gaidai, violinist M. Erdenko, illustrations for the works of Anton Chekhov ("Thick and thin", "Defenseless creature")), pictures of "Scenes and stories" P. Rajewski, paintings on everyday topics ("Two generation", "On view in brides", "Odessa harbour"), works "haystack in a field", "Pimonov the chronicler".
Childhood master held in the parent manor Nechaevka in Kozeletska district in Chernihiv. He studied in gymnasiums in Nizhyn, and later – in Kiev. Art education received in the school of painting, sculpture and architecture in Moscow, here the future artist was in charge of Professor S. S. Sorokin (Spring graduated from high school in 1888). Then Mikhail held courses in Austria, Italy, and adopted the skill from the great Ilya Repin. In 1928-30-s. M. Spring taught in his Kiev Studio. In 1931 he donated to the art Museum in Kiev, the self-portrait of his own grandfather, painter and teacher K. Pavlov.
Spring is also known works in the publications "Nature and hunting", "Hunting", where he placed many of his works ("the ducks", "hunting", "Fisher", "the Hunt for bait," etc.). Illustrated "Scenes and stories of the little folk life". The works of this Ukrainian artist can be seen in the Rumyantsev Museum (Moscow), collectors in Russia and abroad.
Since 1912, the Grand master had considerable health problems and almost never painted. Died Mikhail 18 Feb 1940 in Kiev, was buried in the famous Lukyanovka cemetery.
Features the work of Michael Springhis works – drawings, realistic portraits, sometimes with a distinct modern influence. There are also a series of cartoons in a humorous vein, depicting the country life of the hawthorn.
Famous paintings of M. M. Springportraits ("Self-portrait"(depicting a man with a lute), Corina O. painter, singer, Z. Gaidai, violinist M. Erdenko, illustrations for the works of Anton Chekhov ("Thick and thin", "Defenseless creature")), pictures of "Scenes and stories" P. Rajewski, paintings on everyday topics ("Two generation", "On view in brides", "Odessa harbour"), works "haystack in a field", "Pimonov the chronicler".
Childhood master held in the parent manor Nechaevka in Kozeletska district in Chernihiv. He studied in gymnasiums in Nizhyn, and later – in Kiev. Art education received in the school of painting, sculpture and architecture in Moscow, here the future artist was in charge of Professor S. S. Sorokin (Spring graduated from high school in 1888). Then Mikhail held courses in Austria, Italy, and adopted the skill from the great Ilya Repin. In 1928-30-s. M. Spring taught in his Kiev Studio. In 1931 he donated to the art Museum in Kiev, the self-portrait of his own grandfather, painter and teacher K. Pavlov.
Spring is also known works in the publications "Nature and hunting", "Hunting", where he placed many of his works ("the ducks", "hunting", "Fisher", "the Hunt for bait," etc.). Illustrated "Scenes and stories of the little folk life". The works of this Ukrainian artist can be seen in the Rumyantsev Museum (Moscow), collectors in Russia and abroad.
Since 1912, the Grand master had considerable health problems and almost never painted. Died Mikhail 18 Feb 1940 in Kiev, was buried in the famous Lukyanovka cemetery.
