Exhibitions
Ana Tzarev, Marfa’s Splendid Gifts from Frost, 2009, oil on linen, 76 3/4 x 76 3/4 inches, 195 x 195 cm
Russian Fairy Tales
Paintings by Ana Tzarev
On view December 8 – February 11
The Ana Tzarev Gallery is pleased to exhibit a series of paintings by Ana Tzarev inspired by the Russian fairy tales. To honor her Slavic heritage and the profound influence it has had on her art, Ana Tzarev has followed in the tradition of renowned Russian artists Bilibin and Kandinsky and created her own contemporary rendition of the Russian fairy tales she grew up with. Inspired by these fantastical stories and the Palekh boxes she collects, Tzarev recreates these magical scenes from her childhood imagination. This new series captures the characters, scenes, and sentiment of stories that have been cherished for centuries.
To view the Press Release, click here.
Ana Tzarev, Marfa’s Splendid Gifts from Frost, 2009, oil on linen, 76 3/4 x 76 3/4 inches, 195 x 195 cm
Paintings by Ana Tzarev
On view December 8 – February 11
The Ana Tzarev Gallery is pleased to exhibit a series of paintings by Ana Tzarev inspired by the Russian fairy tales. To honor her Slavic heritage and the profound influence it has had on her art, Ana Tzarev has followed in the tradition of renowned Russian artists Bilibin and Kandinsky and created her own contemporary rendition of the Russian fairy tales she grew up with. Inspired by these fantastical stories and the Palekh boxes she collects, Tzarev recreates these magical scenes from her childhood imagination. This new series captures the characters, scenes, and sentiment of stories that have been cherished for centuries.
To view the Press Release, click here.
Featured Works
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Bogatyr Fights Multiheaded Firebreathing Dragon from Sea King, 2010
Blood Brothers, from The Cat, The Coq, and The Fox, 2009
Siberian Wilderness, 2009
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Love Flies Away from Fenist the Falcon, 2009