Antyukhin Fedor Vasilievich

Soviet painter, landscape painter. Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. He studied at the Moscow city studio for disabled people of the Patriotic War, where V. Pochitalov and M. Dobroserdov taught (1947-53). The artist’s focus is on panoramas of ancient Russian cities. In 1958, at a group exhibition of works by artists, the aspiring master presented his works for the first time: “Fresh Wind”, “Cold Day”, “Above the Bay”. In 1962, 1964 and 1972, the landscape artist held personal exhibitions in the towns of Khimki and Zhukovsky near Moscow, in the exhibition hall of the Moscow Academy of Agricultural Arts in Moscow and in the Belaya Dacha House of Culture. The artist’s paintings are in the museums of Pereslavl-Zalessky and Ramensky.