Contemporary art Group of Seven
Nikolai Ivanovich Andronov
Moscow 30.04.1929 — Moscow 10.11.1998
Nikolai Ivanovich Andronov (Russian: Николай Иванович Андронов) was a Soviet artist of the second half of the twentieth century. He is known as a painter, muralist and teacher, considered one of the founders of the "severe style" in the art of the USSR.
Nikolai Andronov actively worked to liberalize the Soviet art scene. At the beginning of his career, he created thematic paintings, later focusing on landscapes. The artist was also involved in the decoration of buildings, including the clubhouse of the Soviet Embassy in the United States, the Paveletsky Railway Station and subway stations in Moscow. From 1992, he taught at the Surikov Moscow Art Institute and headed the composition department.
1929–1998
