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Vladimir Kush was born in Russia, near the Moscow forest-park, Sokolniki. Vladimir began attending art school at age seven, where he would stay late and eventually became acquainted with works of great Renaissance artists, Impressionists and Modern artists. When he was 17, he began his education at the Moscow Higher Art and Craft School. However, this venture was short lived because a year later he was drafted for the Army. After six months of military training, his unit commander thought it was more fitting to use Vladamir's artistic talents for more peaceful tasks, primarily creating propaganistic posters. Upon finishing his military service and graduated from the Institute of Fine Arts, times were very hard in Russia, and he supported his family by painting portraits on Arabat Street. In 1987 Vladimir began partaking in his first exhibitions organized by the Union of Artists. In 1990, at an exhibition in Coburg, Germany, almost all of his displayed paintings were sold. After the exhibition's close, Vladimir flew to Los Angeles, CA, where 20 of his works would be exhibited. This began his journey as an artist in the United States, his "American Odyssey". While in Los Angeles, he worked from a small rented garage, but had a difficult time finding places to display his paintings; he, therefore, began drawing portraits on the Santa Monica pier to earn money. Once he had raised enough money, he was able to buy a ticket to Hawaii, Vladimir Kush's "Promised Land".
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oynot

More than welcome Bubble :-)

Bubble

Such a fun painting with lovely silvery blue grey sky - thanks for this Kush Oynot ✬◡✬

oynot

More than welcome Coppelia7 and nanapuzzler. I thank the both of you for the feedback, it is appreciated :-)

nanapuzzler

I found one of his that you posted. in my backlog today! delightful*!*

Coppelia7

These artists that you introduce here, have an AMAZING array of works. So I have started Googling them and there is SO much to see of the different styles and the subjects that they create. Thank you @oynot for your selections and your bios so carefully created on your part. ✨

oynot

Thanks Marina, @Pthorp (nice to meet you), jandchris and nanapuzzler for your thoughtful comments. I know I have posted other works by Vladimir Kush somewhere in the 5,500+ puzzles on Jigidi. I hope many of the Jigidi members may enjoy solving them :-)

nanapuzzler

Isaly said it all! Love this painting and artist*!* Thanks oynot****

jandchris

This is gorgeous - love how the tree trunks turn into outstretched arms reaching up to the Heavens. A very pretty painting. Thank you oynot.

Love the painting! And would enjoy doing the puzzle in larger sizes.

MarinaNephele

Even trees praise for Spring! Adorable Vladimir!

oynot

More than welcome to my friends Isaly, Heatherban and gerdje17 :-)

Very special ! Many thanks oynot !

Heatherban

WOW!!Thank you.

Isaly2

Thanks for this amazing painting by Kush. I really like his art. Love how the trees are people and their extended arms are the branches. Beautiful concept of Spring. Hope you are having a good day my friend. Take care of you.

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