* TITLE: "Winter fairy tale"* ARTISTS: Volik Pavel Ivanovich * SIZE: 75x75 cm/'29.52x29.52 inches' * MEDIUM: oil, canvas* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from a gallery collection* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this productAbout the artist: Born on March 21, 1941, in the village of Kotelva (now the village of Kotelevsky district, Poltava region). Graduated: Lviv Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts (1971). Teachers in the specialty: Y. Zapaska, M. Kurilich, V. Ovsiychuk. Sculptor and painter. He worked in the field of wood and metal processing, easel painting, monumental art; marked by a clear composition, restraint of colors. Interprets the themes of folklore associated with great customs, rituals, folk songs, Cossack history, providing them with a modern, artfully educated solution. The mood of nature, a combination of sunlight and moonlight, sonorous gradation of tone serve the images of nature as an art of worldview. People's Artist of Ukraine (2016). He earned a republican prize to them. I. Ogienko (2001). Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1977). He worked in the industrial Victory artel in the village of Kotelva (1960); in the woodworking workshop of the Kotely industrial plant in the village of Kotelva (1963-1965); at the Poltava art - production plant (since 1971); at the same time - Associate Professor, Department of Fine Arts, Poltava Technical University (since 2001). Participated in exhibitions: republican, all-Union and foreign (since 1970). Personal exhibitions - in Poltava (1991, 1993, 1995-1999, 2001), Kiev, Lviv (1991, 2002), Zhytomyr, Ivano-Frankivsk (1999), Kharkov, urban settlement Oposhnia of the Zenkovsky district, Poltava region (2003). Main works: decorative panel - “Wedding” (1971), “Union of Heaven and Earth”, “Triptych” (1972), “Enchantment” (1973), “Maroussia Churai” (1974), “Seeing Off”, “The Soldier Returned” (1975), “Above the Donets” (1983), “Midday”, “Neighborhood Yard” (1988), “Bereginya”, “Evening” (1990), “Magic Light”, “Cossack Mamai” (1996); painting - “Evening in the Mills”, “I looked at the house in the water” (1997), “I Want to Fly” (1998), “Little Farm” (1999), “Evening Memory”, “House of Baba Lozka” (2000), “Over the Horizon” ”(2001),“ Our bread ”,“ As if pysanka ”,“ It’s sunny for me ”(2002),“ Elegy ”,“ To the sources ”(2003),“ Kotelevschiny ”,“ Rubezhnoe ”,“ Christmas Star ”( 2004). The works are stored: in the Poltava art and local museums, the National Museum of T. Shevchenko, the Kharkov Art Museum.