Krayushkin Nikolay Grigorievich

Soviet artist. He graduated from the Palekh Art School in 1948. Then the Higher Art and Pedagogical Department at the Moscow Art Pedagogical University named after. M.I. Kalinin in 1952 and subsequently worked all the time as a teacher of drawing, painting, plastic anatomy in art schools in the village of Krasnoye on the Volga, Zagorsk, Moscow (MHPU). A thorough acquaintance with the decorative arts and creative work in miniature painting (Palekh painting) to some extent influenced easel painting... The artist was especially fond of the genre - still life. These are wild and garden flowers, lilacs, and items of ancient peasant utensils.