Three Graces
“The Three Graces” is a painting executed in a monumental-decorative manner, referring to the ancient motif of feminine harmony and beauty. Three female figures are presented in dynamic poses: one nude, another with raised arms in a dance-like gesture, and the third crouching, draped in fabric. The artist employs a soft palette of gray-blue and ochre tones, creating the impression of a fresco-like rhythm. The figures are plastic and imbued with a strong sense of movement, giving the composition a breath of lightness and classical elevation
Iosif Krupskiy
Born on October 11th, 1934 in the village of Kuplin of Brest Region (Belarus). Graduated from the Minsk Art School (I960) and the Belarussian Theatre and Art Institute (1968). Works in the easel painting (landscape, portrait) and in the monumental and decorative art (mosaic, sgraffito, fresco). Since 1968 he is a participant of art exhibitions and plenary meetings. The works are in museums and picture galleries of Brest, Baranovichi, Minsk, Pruzhany and in private collections in Belarus and Poland. A member of the BAD since 1978. Lives i n В г е s t