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VLADIMIR AFANASYEVICH OVCHINNIKOV 1942 near Molotov (Perm) – 2015 St. Petersburg “ROAD WORKS” Dated 1984 Oil on canvas. 60 x 45 cm (frame: 64 x 50 cm). Signed in Cyrillic and dated lower left “V. Ovchinnikov 84.” On the reverse: signed, titled in Cyrillic, and dated. Vladimir Ovchinnikov is regarded as one of the leading representatives of the unofficial Leningrad art scene of the 1960s through the 1980s. His works combine elements of “magical realism” and symbolism, drawing inspiration from traditional Russian icon painting. In his philosophical and poetic compositions, ordinary landscapes and everyday scenes take on a deeper, often spiritual dimension. In contrast to official Soviet art, Ovchinnikov focused on themes of memory, faith, and the inner world of the individual, which formed the centerpiece of his work. Provenance: acquired directly from the artist. Private collection, North Rhine-Westphalia. VLADIMIR AFANASYEVICH OVCHINNIKOV 1941 near Molotov (Perm) – 2015 St. Petersburg “ROAD WORKS” Dated 1984 Oil on canvas. 60 x 45 cm (frame: 64 x 50 cm). Signed and dated “W. Ovchinnikov 84” in Cyrillic at the lower left. Verso: Signed, titled, and dated in Cyrillic. Vladimir Ovchinnikov is considered one of the leading figures of the unofficial Leningrad art scene of the 1960s–1980s. His works combine elements of “magical realism” and Symbolism, inspired by traditional Russian icon painting. In his philosophical and poetic compositions, ordinary landscapes and everyday scenes take on a deeper, often spiritual dimension. In contrast to official Soviet art, Ovchinnikov placed themes such as memory, faith, and the inner world of the human being at the center of his work. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist. Private collection, North Rhine-Westphalia.
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