The years 1989 to 1991 were characterized by a series of expressive action paintings by Chetkov, reflecting his jubilation during the collapse of the USSR, a regime which had been oppressive to him throughout his life. Penguin Migration is exemplary of this period. The immediacy of brush strokes, the open rhythm of counterclockwise movement (seen in many of his works) and the contrasting juxtaposed colors evoke a range of emotions and interpretations for the viewer and provide insight to the artists’ subconscious commentary.
Dr. Alexander Borovsky, Chief Curator of Contemporary Art, Russian State Museum, St. Petersburg
Giclée Print on Canvas
32" x 40" (80cm x 100cm)
Limited Edition of 250
Signed & Numbered (en verso) under the exclusive authority
of Boris Chetkov - with Authenticity Certificate
A Portion of the Proceeds from Chetkov’s Giclée Prints will Benefit the Pushkin Legacy and their Nonprofit Mission to Support Cultural Exchange and Embrace Art as a Force For Good.
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Printed on Lyve matte canvas - heavy weight
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