Andrey Remnev 5 (Russian, 1962)

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Andrey Remnev
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Andrey Remnev (1962) 102x86cm
The Blue God (Le Dieu Bleu) 2017 (Ballets Russes)
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The Blue God (Le Dieu Bleu) 2017 (Ballets
Russes)
Andrey Remnev (1962)
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Russian fuga, 2017 (Ballets Russes)
In progress
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Russian fuga (details)
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Russian fuga, 2017 (Ballets Russes) Detail
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Russian fuga 2017 (Ballets
Russes) Fragment
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The fifth season, 2016
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Andrey Remnev (1962) 133x120cm
The fifth season, 2016
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Andrey Remnev (1962) 133x120cm
The fifth season, 2016
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Andrey Remnev (1962) 90x110cm
Four seasons, 2002
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Four seasons
2002 90x110cm Fragment
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Andrey Remnev (1962) 100x80cm
Qvarta vigilia, 2016
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Archaeology, 2009
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Portrait Nastya, 2008
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Portrait
Marina means Sea
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Portrait of Mr. Demin, 1996
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Portrait 2009 Vyodro (beautiful weather)
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Portrait 1990
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Sense of touch, 2009
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Lethe, 2015
Andrey Remnev (1962) 90x90cm
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Lethe 2015 fragment
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Hotbed, 2013
Andrey Remnev (1962) 90x100cm
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Hotbed, 2013
90x100cm Fragment
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Harilaos 1994
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Bronislava 2017(Ballets Russes)
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Eurasia, 2015
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Eurasia, 2015
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Petit Trianon. Keys of Heaven 2016 92x146cm
dessus de porte
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Metamorphosis, 2012
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Metamorphosis 2012
90x90cm detail
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Bronislava 2017(Ballets Russes)
Andrey Remnev (1962)
Siesta, 2008
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Siesta 2008
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Art Fashion collaboration
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
Ventus textilis 2015
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Ventus textilis 2015
Fragment
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Andrey Remnev (1962) Ventus textilis 2015
Fragment
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Ventus textilis 2015
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Contemporary Russian artist Andrey Remnev is a
rising superstar on the art scene today. Born in
Yakhroma, a small town outside of Moscow, his
work is very influenced by traditional Russian
icons
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
One of the reasons for this is that Remnev began
his education studying icon painting at the Holy
Andronic Monastery in Moscow. The monastery is
the home of innumerable Russian Orthodox
artworks, many of which were painted by the
abbeys most famous monk and artist, Andrei
Rublev (1360-1427)
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Remnev combines the old with the new in his own
unique style to create a statement about our
modern world. Just like Russian icon art,
Remnevs work is decorative, colorful and deeply
symbolic
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A little evening pond, 2004
Andrey Remnev (1962)
Meeting
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My paintings are distinguished by attention to
detail and meticulous decorating, in a
traditional Russian style, he says. Remnevs
work seems very traditional initially with the
dresses and costumes worn by his characters. Upon
closer inspection you can see elegant additions
that propel the piece right into contemporary
times
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Women play an important role in Remnevs
paintings, often taking up a large part of the
picture plan contrasted by a miniature town. This
compositional technique makes the women look
powerful. Remnev uses this traditional device of
shrinking the space around the main character to
give them a feeling of monumentality or
importance. It was a technique employed by
Renaissance artists, particularly Leonardo da
Vinci. The women in his paintings possess a
universal quality of grandeur and mystery. Remnev
explains, My characters are not real women, but
symbols. He is not looking to make his women
have specific character traits, but to stand for
a concept or ideal. Remnev believes that art in
general is accountable for what it brings to the
world. He wants his art to bring beauty to the
world, to create a type of eternal beauty. Cathy
Locke - Musings-on-art.org.
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Terra Vigilia, 2014
Andrey Remnev (1962) 110x90cm
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Andrey Remnev (1962)
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High water, 2016
Andrey Remnev (1962) 100x50cm
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Foisoreanu
2018
Sound Khibla Gerzmava sings Tatjana's
letter scene from Eugeni Onegin by Tchaikovsky