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Boris Krilov

Boris Krilov (1891 - 1977) was active/lived in France, Russian Federation.  Boris Krilov is known for Russian genre.

The following biographical information has been provided by David Kwiat, researcher:

Boris Kryloff was born in Moscow in 1891 and was most active in France during the early-mid half of the 20th century.  Before moving to Paris, he studied painting in Russia under the guidance of Michaelowsky and Grinkovitch.  His works often portray genre scenes from Russian peasant life, replete with red-nosed accordion players and scarfed babushkas, though he did occasionally delve into the fantastical theatrics of Russian folklore. 


He exhibited his work throughout Europe, including England, Poland, France, Serbia, and Denmark.  He also exhibited in both South and North America. Most notable among his public interior decorations are the Theatre Artistique de Moscou, Theatre La Nuit Blanche, Chateau Caucasien, and the Caveau Caucasien.  Since 1927 his works consistently appeared in the Salon des Independants in Paris.  He usually spelled his name "Kryl   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1130 characters.]  Artist bio

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