Bratanyuk Vasily

Education & Career

• 1975-1980studied at the children's art school in Starokonstantinov, studied with the artist N.I. Panasyuk.
• 1980-1984studied at the Odessa Art School. M.B. Grekov, at the painting department with teachers S.S. Kovalenko, G.N. Pavlyuk, N.I. Golyushev and D.D. Egorova.
• 1986-1988studied in the workshops of K.M. Lomykin, M. God in Odessa, M.A. Ryasnyansky in Nikolaev, T.N. Yablonskaya in Kiev. He worked in the genre of landscape, portrait and historical painting. Participated in exhibitions of Ukrainian artists in Odessa, works were purchased by the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine.
• 1988-1989moved to St. Petersburg, where, as an auditor, he attended classes in the workshop of B.S. Ugarov and V.I. Reikhet at the Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. I.E. Repin.
• 1990entered the Faculty of Painting, IZHSA them. I.E. Repin.
• 1993began classes at the easel painting workshop of the IZHSA them. I.E. Repin under the guidance of academicians Y.M. Neprintsev and O.A. Eremeev, worked on sketches of thematic paintings dedicated to the fate of A.S. Pushkin and folk rituals.
• 1995-1996decided on the preference for the ballet theme. He began systematic work on field sketches at the Academy of Russian Ballet I. Vaganova and ballet theaters of St. Petersburg.
• 1997graduated from I.E. Repin Academy of the Russian Academy of Arts, diploma work - a series of paintings dedicated to ballet ("In the rehearsal room", "Young dancer", "Backstage".)
• 1997becomes a member of the St. Petersburg branch of the Union of Artists, participates in exhibition activities. After the exhibition "Orthodox Rus", the idea of a thematic cycle "To the Holy Places", dedicated to the modern Orthodox Church and its traditions, emerged.
• 1998up to now - lives and works in St. Petersburg, exhibitor of domestic and foreign exhibitions, participant in international auctions. Develops the theme of ballet as the main one in his work.

About

Museums and private collections

• Alupka Palace - Park Museum Reserve;
• Bashkir State Art Museum. M.V. Nesterova;
• Bolkhov Museum of Local Lore;
• House-Museum of A.P. Chekhov in Yalta
• Castle of Prince of Ostrog Vasily-Constantine (Starokonstantinov, Ukraine);
• Picture gallery named after HER. Moiseenko (Buda-Koshelevo, Belarus);
• Kirovograd Regional Art Museum;
• Chuguev city museum of local lore;
• Memorial Museum-Apartment of the Samoilov Actors (St. Petersburg);
• Museum of the Academy of Russian Ballet. AND I. Vaganova (St. Petersburg);
• Museum of Art (England);
• Museum of the history of the city of Starokonstantinov;
• Museum of the Maltese Chapel (St. Petersburg);
• Pierre Bonnard Museum (France);
• Museum of Theater and Musical Art (St. Petersburg);
• National Museum of Montenegro (Cetinje).
• Odessa Art Museum;
• Oryol Regional Museum of Fine Arts;
• Samara Regional Art Museum;
• Sevastopol Art Museum named after M.P. Kroshitsky
• Simferopol Art Museum
• Theater Museum named after AA Bakhrushin (Moscow);
• Udmurt Republican Museum of Fine Arts;
• Ulyanovsk Regional Art Museum;
• Chelyabinsk Picture Gallery;
• Chernihiv Art Museum. Galaganova;
• Chuguev Art Museum. I.E. Repin;
• Private collections in Ukraine, Russia, England, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Greece, Egypt, Canada, USA, Japan, Italy, Finland, Israel, India, Serbia, Finland and Belarus, Australia, Denmark and China.

Editions

• Album "VII Anniversary Album of the Union of Artists" (2017); Saint Petersburg;
• Album "Artindeks". Saint Petersburg;
• Album "City of Starokonstantinov. Ancient and Now" (2012);
• Album "Path to Unity". Saint Petersburg;
• Album "Contemporary Russian Realism", Moscow;
• Album "Artists of Russia to the World". Saint Petersburg;
• Album-catalog of the gallery "Belgravia" London;
• Album-catalog St. Petersburg-London (personal exhibition);
• Ballet magazine (2011), Moscow;
• Magazine "Petersburg Artist", No. 14 (08). Saint Petersburg;
• Russian World Magazine (2009), Paris;
• Catalog "Century Traditions" (2014), Ufa;
• Catalog "Fidelity to Tradition" (2015), St. Petersburg;
• Catalog "Gift of the Blue God" (2015), St. Petersburg;
• Catalog "Heritage of Russia" (2011), Yekaterinburg;
• Catalog "Tormenting Spiritual Thirst" (2013), St. Petersburg;
• Catalog "Pearls of the Art Collection" (2017), Academy of Russian Ballet named after A.Ya. Vaganova. Saint Petersburg;
• Catalog "Ballet Empire" (2018), St. Petersburg;
• Catalog "Collection of V.F. Pustarnakova" (2015), Cetinje, Montenegro;
• Catalog "On the Sunny Side" (2018), St. Petersburg;
• Catalog "Heritage of great traditions" (2012), St. Petersburg;
• Catalog "Reflection of the Soul" (2017), Yekaterinburg;
• Catalog "Romanovs and Art" (2013), St. Petersburg;
• Catalog "Russian Impressionism" Dallas, USA;
• Catalog "Link of Times" (2013), Kazan;
• Catalog "Teachers and Students" (2018), St. Petersburg;
• Book "Outstanding and famous artists of St. Petersburg in contemporary art", (2010), St. Petersburg;
• Book "Figures of Science and Culture of Russia and Ukraine (XVIII - XX centuries)". Materials of the XV International Seminar (2015), Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg;
• Book "Images of India in the work of artists of St. Petersburg" (2009), St. Petersburg;
• The book "Russian writers and representatives of culture from the Ukraine of the XVIII - XX centuries.) (2018), Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg;
• The book "Modern Wanderers XXI century" (2010), St. Petersburg;
• The book "Taras Shevchenko and his Petersburg environment". Materials of the XIV International Seminar (to the 200th anniversary of the birth) (2014), Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg;
• The book "Ukrainians in the state apparatus of Russia" (XVIII - early XX centuries). Materials of the XVI International Seminar (2016), Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg;
• The book "Shevchenko Chronicle. Legendary pages of the great Kobzar" (2018), Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg.
• The book "Shevchenko St. Petersburg". Pocket guide (2015), Kiev;
• "Encyclopedic Foundation of Russia" (http://www.russika.ru/a.php?a=1682).