Bekhova Julia
A distinguished Russian painter with a strong academic background, specializing in figurative and symbolic works that blend classical techniques with contemporary themes. Known for his richly textured landscapes, religious iconography, and mythological narratives, often rendered in earthy palettes and smooth brushwork. His career spans over two decades, marked by international exhibitions and a focus on spiritual and natural symbolism.
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Works by this author
Resurrection morning. Maria Magdalena
3 collections
Venice Madonna
3 collections
Portrait with Kranah's Madonna
3 collections
Still life with Cranach's Madonna
2 collections
Acqua alto
1 collections
Mother and Child. Silence
3 collections
July
1 collections
Summer. Series Four seasons
1 collections
St. Petersburg Madonna
1 collections
Eva
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Wind in the studio. Andrey Tarkovsky memory
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Biography
Education
- 1964Born
- 1995graduated from I. E. Repin Institute for Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, studio of monumental painting. Prof. A. A. Mylnikov.
- 1995 - 1997probationer at I.E. Repin Institute for Painting, Sculpture and Architecture.
Career
- 1999J. Bekhova took part in mural works in rennovated cathedral of the Christ Rescuer.
- 2001-2003participant in mural works at the city cathedral in Kursk.
- Since 2000in the teaching staff of the drawing department of the I.E. Repin Institute
Expositions
- 2011personal exposition. Exposition hall. I.E. Repin Institute. Spb, Russia.
- 2009group exposition of I.E.Repin' Institute professors. Museum of Russian Academy of Arts.
- 2006personal exposition. Theatric institute. Beijing. China.
- 2004group exposition. Gallery "Les Oreades". Moscow. Russia.
- 2001"Illusion, impression & reality". London. UK.
- 2000Group exposition. J&B Gallery. The Netherlands
- 1996Christmas exposition. Hamburg, Germany.
- 2000"Poetic realism in art". London. UK.
- 1998"Splendid Saint-Petersburg". Herborn. Germany.