Ivan KorshunovAnatoly Fenodin, 2015 ·
(from the “Live and Dead” series)
Oil on canvas · 170 × 170 cm · Russia
(from the “Live and Dead” series)
Oil on canvas · 170 × 170 cm · Russia
Little is known about Anatoliy Fenodin in the village. He was born in 1950. He and his wife settled in an empty house in Olshanka. Due to his short stature and lean build, the villagers nicknamed him "Zhobotinskiy," in honor of the famous Soviet weightlifter who competed in the heavyweight category. In the village, Anatoliy Semenovich and his wife were commonly referred to as the "Zhobotinskiys."
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