About Eduard Panov
Biography
Eduard Panov-Honorary Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts, Honored Artist of Russia, Honored Worker of Culture, Honorary Professor of Painting, famous Russian artist painter. Member of the International Art Foundation, member of the Union of Artists of Moscow since 1995, professor of the Department of Painting and head of diploma projects of graduates of the Department of Painting of Moscow State University. Vice-President of the International Association of Artists and Teachers.
He has state awards of Russia. Honored Artist of Poland. He was born in 1976 in Chelyabinsk in the Southern Urals in the family of the artist Porfiry Panov, a student of the famous artists I. P. Korin and I. E. Grabar. Since childhood, his fate as an artist was predetermined. He literally absorbed with his mother's milk the love of art that reigned in his family, where the names of the great artists Leonardo Da Vinci, Rubens, Rembrandt, Ivanov and Levitan were constantly heard. Eduard Panov received an art education in the spirit of the realistic school of painting in the highest sense of the word.
The work of Eduard Panov is inextricably linked with the traditions of Russian realism.
Eduard Panov works a lot in the landscape genre. He lovingly paints still lifes and portraits. In his landscapes, morning and evening, the joyful expectation of the day and the slight sadness of saying goodbye to it. These two different states of nature are always solved not only by the color system, but also by the picturesque texture.
He has a clear and plastic pictorial language. The artist never deforms the subject, does not allow carelessness in the details, he does not have “common places” and not worked out areas on the canvas. Thoughtful composition, accuracy and purity of the drawing-all these qualities are the essence of his work.
He has state awards of Russia. Honored Artist of Poland. He was born in 1976 in Chelyabinsk in the Southern Urals in the family of the artist Porfiry Panov, a student of the famous artists I. P. Korin and I. E. Grabar. Since childhood, his fate as an artist was predetermined. He literally absorbed with his mother's milk the love of art that reigned in his family, where the names of the great artists Leonardo Da Vinci, Rubens, Rembrandt, Ivanov and Levitan were constantly heard. Eduard Panov received an art education in the spirit of the realistic school of painting in the highest sense of the word.
The work of Eduard Panov is inextricably linked with the traditions of Russian realism.
Eduard Panov works a lot in the landscape genre. He lovingly paints still lifes and portraits. In his landscapes, morning and evening, the joyful expectation of the day and the slight sadness of saying goodbye to it. These two different states of nature are always solved not only by the color system, but also by the picturesque texture.
He has a clear and plastic pictorial language. The artist never deforms the subject, does not allow carelessness in the details, he does not have “common places” and not worked out areas on the canvas. Thoughtful composition, accuracy and purity of the drawing-all these qualities are the essence of his work.
