#Sergei Grigoriev

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Pan Kotsky

Mr. Cat

Pan Kotsky is the character of a Ukrainian Folk Tale. It's a story about an old cat who was left out in the wood because he could no longer catch mice. He met a lady fox who asked him to marry her, and knowing his anxieties about his abilities as a hunter, she hyped him up to all the forest folk. Due to a series of events, he solidifies in their eyes that he is a fearsome beast and is left alone.

Here are some progress photos of him from the initial tracing to washed and drying.

Above is the source. It is the title page of a Children's Opera written in Kyiv in 1945. This particular version is by Lysenko M.

I originally found a copy of this on Color Our Collection, which is a website that museums upload small coloring books to.

With the help of some very wonderful friends, I was able to discover the name of the illustrator. His name is Sergei Grigoriev, and while he has done other illustrations, he is best known for his paintings.

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Sergey Grigoriev (1910-1988)

Sergey Grigoriev (1910-1988) was an outstanding Ukrainian artist who made a significant contribution to the development of Ukrainian painting.

People's Artist of the USSR and winner of two Stalin Prizes, academician.

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Обговорення Двійки | Discussion of the F;

Sergey Grigoriev, 1950.

[reflections-in-nature]

by Sergey Grigoriev

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Troya from Gordon von Steiner on Vimeo.

Written & Directed by GORDON VON STEINER Director of Photography STUART WINECOFF

Cast: SASHA GORDEEV IVAN VORONENKO GRISHA PETRENKO PASHA HOTS VADIM ZEMLYANOI YURA ANISOV ZHENYA GRIGORIEV MASHA LUKOVA JENIFER ANORIE SAVENKO DMITRII CHARCHENKO SASHA ANDREY BONDERENKO BORIS KRYACHIK MASHA LUKOVA KATYA KOZLOVA

Mikey Rossiter Colorist Evan Bauer Producer Color Ric Schnupp Sound Mix Natalia Okolita Translation

MUSIC Max Antoine Gendron Louis Brodinski Laurie Spiegel Davey Tucker

Darko Skulsky executive producer Jane Yatsuta executive producer Kate Galytska executive producer Alex Stankevich AD Yuri Galitsky producer Max Golubenko unit manager Daniel Lynnik-Zhuravlev PA Afanasiy Toko W BTS

Producer Kelly McGee Valentin Bren Wardrobe Stylist Egor Konyushiy Wardrobe Asistant

Dasha Taivas make up artist

Nika Bondar Casting director Ksenia Shengera Casting asistant Nastya Puzyan casting assistant

David Kharaishvili production Designer Kostya Mikhno art department

Dima Mikhailov Location manager

Kirill Shlyamin focus puller Sasha Martynyuk loader Stas Kaminskiy loader Sergey Kolisnyk 1st AC Fehed Al-Baed 2nd AC Marina Svetlay Clapper

Max Salo steadicam operator

Oled Belozor 1st Dolly grip Stas Kotelyanets 2nd Dolly grip

Denis Ryskal Sound director

Leon Sideornko gaffer Andrey Gorovoy chief electric Vova Akulov best boy Sasha Getman Spark Artem Tischenko Grip Dima Rusyk Grip

Valik Grib DIT Sergey Ponochevnyi Playback

Yaroslav Katashynskyi Catering Service Zhenya Dombrovskiy Caterer

Tolik Koval Runner

Oleg Solokha driver Igor Tokar driver

Installation Design Matt Jackson

Radioaktivefilm Illuminator

Thank you Art + Commerce Billy Albores Andrew Chung Derek Schklar Ansliegh Scholtes Ian Edwards Nicole Goldberg Hotel Bursa

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Girls Listening to Music. 1981. Grigoriev Sergei (1910-1988)

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1931 Portrait of Composer Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff (1873-1943) by Russian artist Boris Grigoriev (MCMXXXI)

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Goalkeeper 1949

Sergey Alekseevich Grigoriev

Arthive

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Nikolai Kremnev, Alexandre Benois, Boris Grigoriev, Tamara Karsavina, Sergei Diaghilev, Vaslav Nijinsky and Serge Lifar at the Paris Opera, 1920s

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Troya from Gordon von Steiner on Vimeo.

Written & Directed by GORDON VON STEINER Director of Photography STUART WINECOFF

Cast: SASHA GORDEEV IVAN VORONENKO GRISHA PETRENKO PASHA HOTS VADIM ZEMLYANOI YURA ANISOV ZHENYA GRIGORIEV MASHA LUKOVA JENIFER ANORIE SAVENKO DMITRII CHARCHENKO SASHA ANDREY BONDERENKO BORIS KRYACHIK MASHA LUKOVA KATYA KOZLOVA

Mikey Rossiter Colorist Evan Bauer Producer Color Ric Schnupp Sound Mix Natalia Okolita Translation

MUSIC Max Antoine Gendron Louis Brodinski Laurie Spiegel Davey Tucker

Darko Skulsky executive producer Jane Yatsuta executive producer Kate Galytska executive producer Alex Stankevich AD Yuri Galitsky producer Max Golubenko unit manager Daniel Lynnik-Zhuravlev PA Afanasiy Toko W BTS

Producer Kelly McGee Valentin Bren Wardrobe Stylist Egor Konyushiy Wardrobe Asistant

Dasha Taivas make up artist

Nika Bondar Casting director Ksenia Shengera Casting asistant Nastya Puzyan casting assistant

David Kharaishvili production Designer Kostya Mikhno art department

Dima Mikhailov Location manager

Kirill Shlyamin focus puller Sasha Martynyuk loader Stas Kaminskiy loader Sergey Kolisnyk 1st AC Fehed Al-Baed 2nd AC Marina Svetlay Clapper

Max Salo steadicam operator

Oled Belozor 1st Dolly grip Stas Kotelyanets 2nd Dolly grip

Denis Ryskal Sound director

Leon Sideornko gaffer Andrey Gorovoy chief electric Vova Akulov best boy Sasha Getman Spark Artem Tischenko Grip Dima Rusyk Grip

Valik Grib DIT Sergey Ponochevnyi Playback

Yaroslav Katashynskyi Catering Service Zhenya Dombrovskiy Caterer

Tolik Koval Runner

Oleg Solokha driver Igor Tokar driver

Installation Design Matt Jackson

Radioaktivefilm Illuminator

Thank you Art + Commerce Billy Albores Andrew Chung Derek Schklar Ansliegh Scholtes Ian Edwards Nicole Goldberg Hotel Bursa

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ÑΣVΣR GΣ† U$ΣD †Ø PΣØPLΣ – ЦΣЛУЙ МΣНЯ

I will keep saying that I'm alright.  On average, a person can tell up to two hundred thousand lies a day. 

ÑΣVΣR GΣ† U$ΣD †Ø PΣØPLΣ  

Official Page https://vk.com/ngutp   https://soundcloud.com/nevergetusedto... 

director - Alina Abramova DOP - Robert Sarukhanyan actors - Christina Isaykina               Nikita Grigoriev

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THANKS TO Vladimir Ivanov, Sergey Fokin, Kirill Meshchersky, Daria Mikushina, Serafima Shirinova, Dmitry Lavrov, Kirill Holding, Roman Malyshev, Alexander Aleshkovsky, Serafim Infante-arana, Natalia Akimochkina, Fedor Vinogradov, Ivan Chalov, Ekaterina Vasilyeva, Alexandra Grabovaya

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Troya from Gordon von Steiner on Vimeo.

Written & Directed by GORDON VON STEINER Director of Photography STUART WINECOFF

Cast: SASHA GORDEEV IVAN VORONENKO GRISHA PETRENKO PASHA HOTS VADIM ZEMLYANOI YURA ANISOV ZHENYA GRIGORIEV MASHA LUKOVA JENIFER ANORIE SAVENKO DMITRII CHARCHENKO SASHA ANDREY BONDERENKO BORIS KRYACHIK MASHA LUKOVA KATYA KOZLOVA

Mikey Rossiter Colorist Evan Bauer Producer Color Ric Schnupp Sound Mix Natalia Okolita Translation

MUSIC Max Antoine Gendron Louis Brodinski Laurie Spiegel Davey Tucker

Darko Skulsky executive producer Jane Yatsuta executive producer Kate Galytska executive producer Alex Stankevich AD Yuri Galitsky producer Max Golubenko unit manager Daniel Lynnik-Zhuravlev PA Afanasiy Toko W BTS

Producer Kelly McGee Valentin Bren Wardrobe Stylist Egor Konyushiy Wardrobe Asistant

Dasha Taivas make up artist

Nika Bondar Casting director Ksenia Shengera Casting asistant Nastya Puzyan casting assistant

David Kharaishvili production Designer Kostya Mikhno art department

Dima Mikhailov Location manager

Kirill Shlyamin focus puller Sasha Martynyuk loader Stas Kaminskiy loader Sergey Kolisnyk 1st AC Fehed Al-Baed 2nd AC Marina Svetlay Clapper

Max Salo steadicam operator

Oled Belozor 1st Dolly grip Stas Kotelyanets 2nd Dolly grip

Denis Ryskal Sound director

Leon Sideornko gaffer Andrey Gorovoy chief electric Vova Akulov best boy Sasha Getman Spark Artem Tischenko Grip Dima Rusyk Grip

Valik Grib DIT Sergey Ponochevnyi Playback

Yaroslav Katashynskyi Catering Service Zhenya Dombrovskiy Caterer

Tolik Koval Runner

Oleg Solokha driver Igor Tokar driver

Installation Design Matt Jackson

Radioaktivefilm Illuminator

Thank you Art + Commerce Billy Albores Andrew Chung Derek Schklar Ansliegh Scholtes Ian Edwards Nicole Goldberg Hotel Bursa

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Fishing on the Lake, 1988, paper and watercolor, 38 x 43 cm. Sergey Grigoriev (1910-1988) was an outstanding Ukrainian artist, People's Artist of the USSR and winner of two Stalin Prizes, academician.

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Tuchkov Buyan Park Saint Petersburg

Tuchkov Buyan Park Saint Petersburg Competition, Russian Design Contest, Architecture, Architects

Tuchkov Buyan Park Competition

18 Dec 2014

Tuchkov Buyan Park in Saint Petersburg

Location: Saint Petersburg, Russia

Design: Mudrogelenko

The finalists of the International Competition for the Architectural Landscape Design Concept for the Tuchkov Buyan Park were announced in Saint Petersburg.

The results of the International Competition for the Architectural Landscape Design Concept for the Tuchkov Buyan Park were announced on September 18, 2020. The idea developed by Studio 44 (Russia, Saint Petersburg) in consortium with WEST 8 (The Netherlands, Rotterdam) was recognized as the best conception by an international jury. JV Vogt (Switzerland, Zurich) in consortium with Herzog & de Meuron (Switzerland, Basel) and Khvoya (Russia, Saint Petersburg) have become the finalists.

“This competition is very important for us. During the last 2 days we were conducting the meeting of the international jury which were represented by the experts from Russia, Italy, France, Germany, USA, Switzerland and Great Britain. The organisation of the final jury’s meeting was unprecedentedly complex — it was held in online and offline format at the same time. Nevertheless, all jury members had equal access to competition’s materials. According to the requirements of the International Union of Architects (UIA) special attention was focused on confidentiality of competitors’ works. None of experts and jury members didn’t have information about names of the bureaus while the meeting, they evaluated all the concepts under numbers,”— said Denis Leontev, CEO of Strelka KB.

Preparation for the competition began in September 2019. The contest was developed on behalf of the Government of the Russian Federation. It was initiated by the Government of Saint Petersburg. The DOM.RF Foundation is the organizer of the competition. The operator — Strelka KB, an urban consultancy.

“This was a hugely successful and well-run competition. The brief was excellent and encouraged thoughtful work on the part of all the participants. Most especially, I felt that the discussions were extremely balanced, bringing together international expertise and local knowledge in a very transparent and collegial way. The conversations and evaluations of all the jury members reflected a professionalism that was encouraged and supported by the organization of the competition procedures,” — commented Lawrence Barth, Professor of Urbanism at the Graduate School of the Architecture Association.

“We have been interested in the development of the territory for a long time. City planning has always been discussed regarding the regular planning and consistency principles. The city master plan which was proposed by Nikolay Baranov included the idea of central city park design along Malaya Neva river from Peter and Paul Fortress to the Gulf of Finland coastline. Today we discuss the significance of the landscape and its integration into a holistic system in an urban environment. The new era has begun, and if we should have contended with the territory development in the context of building, now we have available open areas. I would like to point out the high quality of the projects presented and give my gratitude to all the participants,” — said Vladimir Grigoryev, the Chairman of Urban Planning and Architecture Committee, the Chief Architect of Saint Petersburg.

There were 229 teams from 50 countries who applied for participation in the competition. Eight participants who were chosen to develop the conceptions included:

— Studio 44 (Russia, Saint Petersburg) and West 8 (The Netherlands, Rotterdam);

— Agence Ter (France) и Philippe Rahm architectes (Switzerland) in collaboration with Carlo Ratti Associati, Setec, Avesta and Aetc. Russian consultants: Kirill Mordukhaev, engineer, Tatiana Kokhanova, specialist in sustainable development, and Irina Borzykh, dendrology specialist;

— BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group (USA) и BuroHappold Engineering NYC (USA);

— JV Vogt (Switzerland) and Pulitzer prize winning bureau Herzog & de Meuron (Switzerland) in collaboration with ARUP;

— Kengo Kuma & Associates (France) и Vladimir Djurovic Landscape Architecture (Lebanon) in collaboration BuroHappold Central Europe;

— Michel Desvigne Paysagiste (France) and Meganom (Russia, Moscow) in collaboration with Unidraft, HPBS, MIC, Orchestra design and Ernst&Young.

According to the competition regulations, two of eight participants were represented by teams of the industry beginners:

— Khvoya (Russia, Saint Petersburg) and KARAVAN landskapsarkitekter (Sweden) in collaboration with Alexander Devyatkin, transport planning specialist, EDGE AB and John Loof Green, a botanist;

— Praxys paysage & territoire (France) и KATARSIS Architects (Russia, Saint Petersburg) in collaboration with Chrisan Horn, AREP, HyperCube, ASTAL, BIOTOPE and CYCLOPONICS.

The jury was represented by 14 international experts in the fields of architecture, landscape design and urban planning. Among them were:

— Francesco Bandarin, an Italian architect and city planner, a UNESCO’s Assistant Director-General for Culture — Patrick Blanc, a French botanist and inventor of modern vertical gardens — Ken Smith, a city planner and landscape architect — Lawrence Barth, Professor of Urbanism at the Graduate School of the Architecture Association — Stefan Rotzler, a landscape architect and International Union of Architects representative — Vladimir Grigoriev, the chief architect of Saint Petersburg — Sergey Choban, a member of German and Russian Union of Architects and other specialists.

The complete list of jury participants is available on the competition website: Tuchkov Buyan Park Saint Petersburg Competition

Tuchkov Buyan Park Saint Petersburg Competition images / information from Strelka KB

Location: Tuchkov Buyan Park, Saint-Petersburg, Russia

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by Sergey Grigoriev

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Sergei Esenin (1895–1925) as a Youth by Boris Grigoriev, Modern and Contemporary Art

Medium: Gouache and charcoal on board

Gift of Humanities Fund Inc., 1972 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/480993