Soviet artist Boris Ivanovich Vagin 1920-2002
Tonya, portrait. Oil on cardboard. Painting by Soviet artist Boris Ivanovich Vagin (1920-2002)
Soviet artist Boris Ivanovich Vagin – talented Russian painter born in Tula. In his childhood, he studied in the Tula art school. Later, in 1936, he moved to Leningrad to study at the Leningrad Art Studio. After having graduated from the studio, in 1939, he returned to his native Tula, where he lived and worked till his last days. Since 1941, he took an active part in the city, regional and zonal exhibitions of Soviet Art, including Moscow region. In addition, his personal exhibition took place in Tula in 1979. Works by Boris Ivanovich Vagin are in the State art museum in Tula, many regional museums, the Art Fund of the Russian Federation, as well as in private collections, sold at Western, Russian and Ukrainian auctions.
Autumn rains (Tula Kremlin). 1991. Tula Art Museum. Painting by Soviet artist B. I. Vagin (1920-2002)
Painting by Soviet artist Boris Ivanovich Vagin
Accepted to the pioneers. Oil on cardboard
Portrait of Agriculturist Chernyshev MA Oil on cardboard
Pig farmer. Oil on cardboard
The collection of signatures for the Stockholm Appeal. Oil on cardboard
The fourth line. Vasilevsky Island. Oil on cardboard
Festival in Tula. Oil on cardboard
Ours have come. 1947. Oil on cardboard
Soviet artist Boris Vagin. Work by sculptor S.N. Samylov. 1980s. Bronze
Summer evening. 1959. Oil on cardboard
The Black sea. Beach. 1960. Oil on cardboard
Summer morning (village of Goryachy Klyuch). Oil on cardboard. 1976. Painting by B. Vagin
