Nechiporenko Henry Viktorovich Speech by Lenin 1968 year 200 x 150 cm In Soviet times, all artists worked for the state and the Communist Party. The state gave them paints, canvases, and other necessary materials for writing paintings. Paintings, in most cases, were devoted to communist themes (Drawing Communism leaders, holidays, parades, robotic class, harvesting, industrial landscapes, and more) . All the paintings from the artists bought the state. Of course, artists organized their own personal exhibitions and sometimes sold their works in private collections, but during the communistic system in the USSR - it was all considered "not productive incomes" and was persecuted by the authorities. Therefore, quite often the artists did not sign their work with paint, but signed a stretcher, or glued the tag on the back of the canvas, or simply wrote their own initials. Due to the very large size of these paintings (which is absolutely characteristic for the period of "socialist realism") , their correction can be considered a collector's item, which has already gone down in history. Because pictures of such sizes now no one draws. Yes, and hardly will draw in the future. With these pictures the state of the USSR was adorned with huge walls of factories, houses of culture, collective farms, and others, propagandizing the might and grandeur of the communist system. I present to your attention the picture of the period of the USSR - "Speech by Lenin", The painting was written by the famous Soviet artist Nechiporenko Henry Viktorovich This painting was painted in the style of the picturesque current of that time - "Socialist Realism". The image size is very large (200 x 150 cm) , which is typical for that time Russian School The painting depicts Vladimir Lenin's speech before the people. On the wooden stage there is a table covered with a red tablecloth. Behind Lenin are the Bolsheviks, the military and the ideologists of the comanistic system. The people listen attentively to ideological slogans and vigorously support them. The picture completely conveys the ideology of the period of building communism in the USSR. It's a wonderful collection and historical item. Nechiporenko Henry Viktorovich Artist Nechiporenko Henry Viktorovich Painter. Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. Born July 6, 1935 in Kiev. Graduated from Kiev Art Institute (I960) . Teacher in the specialty - A / 1. Ivanov, M. Khmelko, S. Grigoriev. Major works: "On a Long Voyage" (1961) ; New Magistral (1962) ; The Morning (1962) ; Poet (1964) ; the triptych "Born to win" (1965) ; "The Beginning of the Era" (1969) and others. Participated in exhibitions: Republican since 1958, All-Union since 1962. Size - 200 x 150 cm Canvas, oil. I presented many photos - please look for a complete impression. In some places there is a loss of the paint layer. These are traces of time. It can be seen in the photo All documents are ready for sending the picture for any country in the world. The painting is sold without a frame Picture will be packed on a makeshift roll of plastic bottles, wrapped in foil and sealed in the strong cardboard. This packing is reliable.

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Used/In several places the paint was cleaned. This is clearly seen in the photo. These are traces of time.