Vitaly gavrilovich tikhov "portrait of a woman (nina vogt with bare shoulders)" 1935. Canvas, oil. 67 x 60. 2 cm. On the reverse side: "painted nina vogt - v. Tikhov 1935". Vitaly tikhov is a famous russian genre artist. Studied at the drawing school of a. V. Makovsky from 1901, the higher art school of painting, sculpture and architecture at the imperial academy of arts (1904-1912). He was considered one of the best students in the class of professor v. E. Makovsky. In 1912, he received the title of artist for the painting "bathers" and the right to a pensioner's trip abroad. He took part in exhibitions of the society of travelling exhibitions (1916–1918, 1922), and later in exhibitions of petrograd artists of all trends (1923), and anniversary exhibitions dedicated to the 15th and 20th anniversaries of the red army (1933, 1938). Nina ernestovna vogt (1887 – after 1958), depicted in the portrait, was an artist and contemporary of v. G. Tikhov. She studied at the drawing school of the society for the encouragement of the arts (1903–1909) and at the academy of arts (1912–1918). As an applied artist, she worked for the fabergé firm. From 1922, she worked as an engraver at the raduga publishing house, then for a number of years as an enamel artist and director of the lenizo enamel factory. A regular participant in leningrad art and industrial exhibitions. After the october revolution, jewelry production in the ussr practically ceased for two decades. Leningrad jewelers preserved the unique technology, carried it through the blockade, and already in the first years after the war, thanks to the efforts of nina ernestovna vogt, the production of enamel-filigree silver items began again. Nina ernestovna was a direct follower and continuer of the traditions of carl faberge, since she worked for carl faberge's firm for several years before 1917. She was the connecting thread between the pre-revolutionary and post-revolutionary periods. The artist used russian folk motifs, techniques and technologies of the great jeweler's workshops in developing sketches for products. Date: 1935.
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