Yevgeny Yevgenyevich Lansere – book graphic artist and painter, monumentalist and theater artist.
He was the son of the talented sculptor Yevgeny Lansere, the nephew of the eminent and multifaceted figure of Russian culture Alexander Benois.
After studying in Paris, he returned to Petersburg and became a member of the St. Petersburg \u201cWorld of Art\u201d srtistic association.
One of Lansere\u2019s inspirations was the Caucasus, which unfolded in front of the artist in a widely, diverse and insightful way.
\u201cIn the Mountains\u201d \u2013 that is the name of one of Lansere\u2019s works, painted in oil on cardboard, presented at the Yerevan Museum of Russian Art. In front of the viewer – the Caucasian mountain panorama with horsemen posing for the artist in the foreground.
The painting \u201cGiresun,\u201d created by mixed technique on paper, depicts seashore and a calm turquoise sea with small boats.
Yevgeny Lansere\u2019s works from Professor Abrahamyan\u2019s collection are landscapes created during his travels of the 1920s under the direct impression of real nature.
Ye. Ye. Lansere at the Museum of Russian Art (Prof. A. Abrahamyan\u2019s collection):
\u201cGiresun\u201d, 1922
\u201cGirl at the Sea\u201d,\u00a0\u00a0 1927
\u201cKyor-\u041egly\u201d,1928
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