Mihail Chemiakin "Strange Rider" 118/300 Hand Signed Framed Limited Edition Lithograph

Description

Excellent Condition
1980 Printing

Mihail Chemiakin
"Strange Rider"
Hand Signed
Limited Edition 118/300
Framed and Matted

frame size approximately 32" … more Excellent Condition
1980 Printing

Mihail Chemiakin
"Strange Rider"
Hand Signed
Limited Edition 118/300
Framed and Matted

frame size approximately 32" High x 27" Wide
image approximately 24" High x 20" Wide


Please Read ! This fabulous and evocative work of art can create a rush of emotion as always with Chemaikin ~ This work of art is in excellent overall condition with the only issue to note are some quite minor signs of handling and wear on the frame ~ the whimsical nature of this piece can really fire a passion in your heart ~ I hope you can provide it a loving place in your home ~ please see photos for condition details ~ tracking number included with all shipments ~ All items are from a smoke free environment. We ship orders every day, and same day when possible. Your complete satisfaction is our goal!

About this fabulous artist:

Mihail Chemiakin is a Russian painter best known for his Nonconformist, Surrealist, brilliantly colored compositions of figures, iconography, and space. Eschewing formal conventions of style and formality, Chemiakin draws inspiration and imagery from the canon of Western art history, often citing disconnected periods, figures, tropes, and conventions in his canvases. In his 1977 print Philosophy of the Sea 1 1977, for example, the artist includes the aesthetics of Cubism and Francis Bacon alongside the coded conventions of historical still-life painting. Born on May 4, 1943 in Moscow, Russia, Chemiakin's early life was marked by frequent travel, in part due to his family's military service. After study at the Il’ya Repin Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture in present-day St. Petersburg, he gained notoriety by renouncing the popular Soviet style of Socialist Realism, and went on to become involved with the St. Petersburg Group of artists, wherein he developed the aesthetic treatise of Metaphysical Synthesism. Chemiakin currently lives and works in France. less