Lidiya Ya. Timoshenko
1903, Petersburg - 1976, Moscow
In 1923-1928 L. Timoshenko studied in the State Arts &
Industryl School (under the
tutelage of M.P. Bobyshev, A.A. Rylov, P.A. Mansurov and also in the Ginkhuk
(the State Institute of Art Culture) under the tutelage of P.A. Mansurov. In
1928 she joined "The Krug Khudozhnikov" ("The Artists' Circle") Society. From
1923 up to 1928 she participated in exhibitions of "The Artists' Circle" Society.
In 1932-1935 she studied at post-graduate courses of Academy of Arts under the tutelage
of A.I. Savinov; she began to occupy herself with making paintings with
children as subject matter. From 1938 up to 1941 she was engaged at The Experimental
Lithographic Workshop of LOSKh (the Leningrad City Department of the Artists' Union) where she created
the well-known engraving "Katyusha". She is a participant of exhibitions since
1929: The State Russian Museum (1929, 1932, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1948); The State
Tretyakov's Gallery (1941, 1946, 1947, 1954, 1955); The Soviet Graphics Exhibition
in the British Royal Academy of Arts (London, 1945); The 28th
International Art Exhibition in Italy - XXVIII Biennale
in Venice (1956); The Soviet Graphics Exhibition in Iceland (Reykjavik, 1958).
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