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| Dimensions | 65 W × 40 H × 1 D cm |
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| Type of art | painting |
Description of the Artwork “Scythian archer.”
Scythian archer. Historical and battle painting by Andrey Serebryakov. Cossack era. The history of the Cossacks has become an integral and organic part of the history of Ukraine, as well as the world historical process. For a long time, the most courageous and hardened in battles with the enemies of their land representatives of the Ukrainian people were organized into a separate historical community - the Cossacks. Ukrainian Cossacks saw themselves as knights, ie free people, whose way of life was determined by military craft and belonging to a clearly defined military organization. The main Cossack-knightly virtues were courage, bravery, loyalty, dignity, honor, good fame, ability to sacrifice, patriotism, knightly service, defense of the Fatherland and protection of the native faith. The Cossacks were unsurpassed masters of military affairs of their time.
Andrey Serebryakov, Ukraine
Member of the National union of artists of Ukraine. Professional artist, successor of the classical painting direction. Author of works of historical and battle genres. Was born on June 4, 1966 in the city of Kirovsk in the Luhansk region, Ukraine. In 1982 he entered the Art College of VSU, the course of M. Pishchansky. From 1988 to 1995 he studied at the Kyiv Art Institute at the Faculty of Painting, the workshop of the People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR, Professor V. Shatalin. In 1995 he graduated from the Kyiv Academy of Arts. From 1996 to 2000, worked in Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Austria at the invitation of art galleries and private clients. Lives and works in Kyiv. For many years has been cooperating with the National Military History Museum of Ukraine, Hetman Museum in Kyiv other museums, art galleries and book publishers. A significant part of the creative work are works on the theme of the Cossack era. Most of the paintings are in private collections in Ukraine, Austria, Spain, Moldova, Portugal, Romania, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the United States and China, as well as in Ukrainian museums and galleries in Kyiv.