Malyutina Olga Sergeevna

Painter, graphic artist, decorative and applied arts artist. Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. Daughter of the artist, academician of painting S.V. Malyutin. She received her primary art education under the guidance of her father. Lived in Moscow. She painted landscapes, still lifes, genre paintings; I was engaged in painting furniture. She took part in the exhibitions TPHV (1910s, 1922), “World of Art” (1910s, 1921). Member and exhibitor of the Union of Russian Artists (1921–1923). One of the founders of the Association of Realist Artists (1927–1928). Malyutina’s works were exhibited at the 2nd State Exhibition of Paintings (1919), the 1st Traveling Exhibition of Paintings and Graphics (1929), the exhibition “Socialist Construction in Soviet Art” (1930) in Moscow, the USSR Art and Handicraft Exhibition (1929) in New York, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia and others. The artist’s personal exhibitions took place in Moscow (1957, 1969). The works of O. S. Malyutina are in a number of regional museums, including the Sochi Art Museum, Pereslavl-Zalessky Historical-Architectural and Art Museum-Reserve.