Nikolay "Kuk" Manuylov Figural Surrealist Ink Illustration, 2017
Item Details
Nikolay Manuylov “Kuk” (Russian, born 1934)
Untitled, 2017
Ink and traces of graphite on paper
Signed to lower left
Both a painter and sculptor, Moscow-born artist Nickolay Manuylov, also known as ‘Kuk,’ began his career as a non-conforming underground artist in the midst of Stalin’s USSR. Following Stalin’s death, he and his late wife Ludiya Kirllova among other artists, no longer faced jail for creating art, although venues still prevented them from exhibiting their work. During the Russian invasion of Crimea, Ukraine, Kuk emigrated to the United States and has been exhibiting his work in museums and other art venues. Kuk’s unique Surrealist art is recognizable for its stylized figures, often featuring hybrid creatures, mythological content and Biblical themes.
Condition
- abrasions and chipped corners to frame.
Dimensions
- measures frame.
- Item not examined outside of mounting.
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Item #
ITMGO86373
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