Ivan KorshunovDina Polozkova, 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
Dina Polozkova (born in 1939) was one of the few "summer residents" in the village of Olshanka. She used to visit the village during the summertime. Her parents, Alexandra and Nikita Nikolaev, were village teachers who had taught multiple generations of students. Nikita Nikolaev was a war veteran, participating in both the Winter War
and the Great Patriotic War. After the war, he served as a school director and taught German. Dina married Vasily Polozkov, a military officer who later rose to the rank of colonel.
Also in this gallery
, you like thisSelfie
, you like thisMinecraft
, you like thisWall
, you like thisBitch
, you like thisApplication
, you like thisKiss
, you like thisShopping
, you like thisThe Last Hero
, you like thisUp
, you like thisThe Last Supper
, you like thisThe Kiss of Judas
, you like thisCarrying of the Cross
, you like thisI Love You
, you like thisThe Crucifixion
, you like thisThe Position into the coffin
, you like thisAscension
, you like thisGalina Kondrashova
, you like thisTamara Astashkina
, you like thisFedor Lobanov
, you like thisNikolai Balanyuk
, you like thisRoman Astashkin
, you like thisDaniil Astashkin
, you like thisAnatoly Fenodin
, you like thisInstallation Residents of Olshanka