Nasedkin Anatoly L.

As a child, he moved with his parents to Kharkov. His creative journey began in the Kharkov Palace of Pioneers. Even then, the works of the young Nasedkin were published and exhibited. In 1943, the artist went to the front, where he took part in the battle on the Kursk Bulge. As art historians say, Nasedkin has always been attracted to the complex destinies of strong people, pictures of the country's history, and large-scale subjects. He wrote about the war, about Ukraine in the 20s and 30s. Nasedkin became famous in the 60-70s. According to art museum employee Lyudmila Ponomareva, at this time Anatoly Nasedkin became one of the most covered artists in the press. Materials about him and his paintings were constantly published. Anatoly Nasedkin painted portraits, landscapes, and still lifes. He was very interested in graphics - both book and easel, and made illustrations for works. The artist died in 1994. His paintings are kept not only in the collections of the Kharkov Museum, but also in many foreign collections.