This original Painting `The village outskirts` by a Russian artist Mark KREMER, is done in oil on canvas. This Landscape was created in Realism style.
The painting is rendered in his recognizable and peculiar manner and style which are in fact impossible to forge. Signed on lower front and/or back side (see on photo).
The artwork is not framed.
A quiet winter evening in the village. Far behind the tall slender birches and branchy fir trees, the gentle rays of the sunset make their way through the clouds. The whole village is in the snow. In the foreground of the picture is a narrow strip of sled runners. The road, lost in high snowdrifts, leads to the village. On both sides of the road there is an old wooden fence. On wooden pegs and crossbeams sit red-breasted bullfinches.
About artist:
Mark Kremer was born in 1928 in Pushkin, the suburb of Leningrad, USSR (presently Saint Petersburg, Russia). The artist has been a member of the Russian Union of Artists since 1956. He was a Party Secretary of Art Foundation of USSR. Kremer was a student of such outstanding artists as P. Buchkin, R. Franz, A. Lubimov.

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