Vadim de Skopin (Syssoev)
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266. Absurd in an Interior |
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262. Theater-Goer |
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252. Static Still Life: at a Writer's |
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263. Static Still Life: at a Chess-Players |
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297. Evening Still Life |
742. Static Still life: at an Artist's
26 x 32, oil on canvas, 1991 $1400 SOLD |
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743. Centaur
18 x 24 inches, oil on cardboard, 1992 $900 |
748. Still Life with Guitar, Glass and Pears
26 x 22 inches, oil on canvas, 1994 $1000 |
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288. Sunbather #2
24 x 20 inches, oil on canvas, 1997 $900 |
746. Nude in the Bath
44 x 36 inches, oil on canvas, 1992 $1800 |
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747. Die Zeit (Time) |
282. Woman Sleeping
45 x 33 inches, oil on canvas, 1991-97 $2500 |
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296. Woman Taking off Her Glove
32 x 24 inches, oil on canvas, 1998 $1600 |
294. Towards the West |
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749. Single
24 x 20 inches, oil on canvas, 1997 $1200 |
750. Chartreuse
30 x 24 inches, oil on canvas, 1995-97 $1200 |
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745. The Incomparable Fifi
35 x 28 inches, oil on canvas, 1995-97 $1800 |
298. "Bookshelf" trompe l'oeuil |
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299. Julia
20 x 30 inches, oil on canvas, 1990 $1100 |
300. Galina
30 x 25 inches, tempera on cardboard, 1990 $1100 |
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292. Booties
35 x 28 inches, oil on canvas, 1992 $1600 |
295. Legs
32 x 24 inches, oil on canvas, 1999 $1500 |
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744. Woman Asleep
25 x 29 inches, oil on canvas, 1993 $1100 |
283. Adam and Eve
39 x 47 inches, oil on canvas, 1990 $1600 |
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950. First Kiss
40 x 32 inches, oil on canvas $2000 |
952. Sunny Day
47 x 32 inches, oil on canvas $2500 |
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951. Static Still Life: At theFinancier's Place
24 x 20 inches (oval), oil on $900 |
953. Static Still Life: At the Sea Captain's Place |
Vadim Syssoev was born in 1966 in Skopin, a small town in the Ryazan' region of Russia. He realized his artistic calling early in life, and entered an arts magnet school in Skopin in 1978, graduating in 1983. From 1985 to 1987 he served in the Soviet Army.
Upon discharge, in 1987, Syssoev enrolled at the Leningrad Serov
Art College (now St. Petersburg Rerikh Art College). He participated in several
exhibitions in Russia and abroad during the years of his study, notably the
German-Soviet Simposium on Art in Radolfzell, Germany, in 1989. In 1991 he graduated
from the RerikhArt College, and has been supporting himself as an artist since.
For many years, Syssoev used the name of his native town
as his artistic pseudonym for many years, signing his works "Vadim de Skopin".
This choice is an ironic nod to the masters of the past, who were often known
by the cities of their birth or residence. Vadim Syssoev's art presents a great
variety of styles, from studies of Renaissance or Rococo works to cubist compositions.
Gustav Klimt and Paul Cezanne can be named as some of the traceable influences.
Like Klimt, Vadim Syssoev often creates the frames for his paintings himself,
to assure that his vision is fully and harmoniously realized.
Exhibitions:
1989 German-Soviet Symposium on Art, Radolfzell, Germany
1991 "Art And Glasnost, a New Vision", Jessy's Gallery, Panama City, Panama
1992 "Russland Live in Zurich", Palais X-TRA, Zurich, Switzerland
1993 "7 aus Moskau", Galerie Anita Dosch, Zurich, Switzerland
Personal exhibition, Art Klub gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia
1994 "Private Collections", Artists' House, Moscow, Russia
"Charmes Russes", Hotel Drouot, Paris, France
"St. Petersbur, Moscou, Paris", Hotel Drouot, Paris, France
1995 "Art Mozayka", House of Friendship, St. Petersburg, Russia
1996 "Still Life", "Myths", and "City" exhibitions,
Mirror (Zerkalo) gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia
1997 One-man show at Dandy gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia
1998 "Fantastical Realism", Japan
1998 "You and Your World", Hamburg, Germany
1999 "Drops of the Sun", Artists' Union Exhibition Hall, St. Petersburg,
Russia
1999-2000 Exhibitions in Peking and Shanghai, China
2000 Exhibition in Tavrichesky Palace, St. Petersburg