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This large and impressive casket has been created by talented artist Kuzmenko Galina from the village of Palekh.
Konstantin has been studied in Palekh Art School 1939-1940,1946-1949. During 1940-1946 was a participant of World War II. Veteran of World War II, had number of Awards- Medals for the liberation of Yugoslaviya, City of Budapesht, City of Vienna, City of Kiev, for the victory over the Germany, order of the Patriotic war, and THREE times (Three medals)...
This enchanting piece of authentic Palekh artistry was painted by Kryukova Valentina. It shows a recognizable scene from Alexander Pushkin's Tale of Tsar Saltan. The sumptuous feast is arranged in Gvidon's palace to celebrate a reunion of the family. All people of the kingdom are invited to the feast!
Artist: Konovalov Konstantin; Size: 19x15x16; School: Palekh
Artist: Kritova Galina; Size: 16.5x14x11; School: Palekh
Talented artist Kuznetsova Marina is the author of this small round Palekh box. It shows a recognizable moment from the popular Russian fairy-tale "By the Pike's Will" or "Emelya and the Magic Pike". Here we can see Emelya who has caught the magic pike. In return for releasing her, the Magic Pike offers to fulfill Emelia's wishes.
This box is a splendid creation of Nina Matyushkina from the village of Palekh.
This pencil-box shaped box was painted by the talented Palekh artist Vladimir Bogdanov. It shows several scenes from the Russian style hunt. It is a Russian tradition to drink some alcohol during the hunt(before or after). Here we can see two different types of hunt-for a wild pig and for the bird.In the middle- hunters are having a break.
This superior Russian lacquer artistry was created by the talented Bogdanov Vladimir of Palekh. His ability to depict dynamic animation is second to none.
Larisa Mazurina of Palekh has created this peaceful composition displaying a shepherd pasturing cows. Egg-tempera paint is the primary medium used to compose this adorable work. Warm colors and well placed gold contours look wonderful against the black background which blankets the scene.
This box was created by Olga Tsyganova from the village of Palekh. It features the fair, and certainly the merchants with their goods and the buyers. The main heroine of the composition is the peasant woman who came to the fair to sell her goat.
This attractive box has been painted by Alexey Skalozub. Alexey has been stydied in the Palekh Art School in 1991-1996.
Talented artist Kruykova Valentina from the village of Palekh has painted this scene with a deer hunt.Gold paint is used to detail the hunters' costumes and the horses' and deers' harnesses.
This pencil-box shaped box was painted by the talented Palekh artist Ludmila Gelisheva. It shows some scenes from the popular Russian fairy-tale "The Snowmaiden".