Brusilovsky Mikhail Shaevich

Honored Artist of Russia. Born in 1931 in Ukraine, in Kyiv. In 1952 he graduated from the Kyiv Art School. T.G. Shevchenko. From 1953 to 1959 studied at the Institute named after I.E. Repin at the Faculty of Graphics e A.F. Pakhomova. Assigned, he went to Sverdlovsk, where he worked in a publishing house and taught at an art school. -Member of the Union of Artists of Russia, laureate of the Prize named after. G.S. Mosin (1990), laureate of the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region Prize for outstanding achievements in the field of literature and art (2002). Together with his friend G. Mosin in 1964, M. Brusilovsky painted the historical monumental canvas “1918”, which became a phenomenon of Soviet painting and was exhibited at the first zonal exhibition “Socialist Ural”, at exhibitions in Moscow, Italy and the GDR. The second joint work of the artists is the painting “Red Commanders of the Civil War in the Urals” (1969). M. Brusilovsky worked in various genres: portraits, large multi-figure compositions, still lifes, decorative painting. The works of M. Brusilovsky are in museums and private collections in Russia, France, Germany, Austria, England, Israel, Switzerland, and the USA.