Folk master V.I. Gavrilyuk
The painting “Folk Master V. I. Gavrilyuk” is a realistic portrait of an elderly woman dressed in traditional Belarusian folk costume. She is depicted wearing a red headdress, a white shirt with ornamental embroidery on the sleeves and chest, and adorned with large beads. In her hands, the heroine holds a straw toy — a symbol of folk craftsmanship.
The background of the painting includes elements of interior associated with peasant life: weaving tools and household objects. The image is imbued with respect for a working person, a guardian of traditions and cultural heritage.
Vladimir Tulupov
Born on February 17th, 1951 in Brest (Belarus). Graduated from the Rostov Art School named after M.B. Grekov (1975) and the Art and Drawing Department of the Vitebsk Pedagogical Institute (1984). Works in easel painting and in water-colours in genres of a picture, portrait and still life, as well as in drawing (a drawing). Since 1976 he takes part in art exhibitions. In 1997 he held his personal exhibition in Brest. A member of the BAU since 1997. Lives in Brest