Голгофа, Ilya Glazunov, 1996
Ilya Glazunov, portraitIlya Glazunov1930–2017

Голгофа

1996 · Painting · 150 × 298 cm

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Where is “Голгофа” now? Collection: Omsk District Museum of Visual Arts, Omsk. Unknown.

The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.

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Museum text in Russian

Композиция на библейский сюжет. Крупным планом, во весь холст дано погрудное изображение мужчины средних лет. Левое плечо, правая рука, опирающаяся на деревянный крест, и верхняя часть головы в терновом венце срезаны рамой. На плечи ниспадают пряди волос, густая борода; тонкийпрямой нос, худощавое лицо с голубыми глазами; у крыльев носа и на переносице залегли морщины. По лбу стекают струйки крови. Изображенный погружен в себя. За его фигурой - широкий, пустынный далевой пейзаж. В верхней части композиции грозовое небо, слева - стаи летящих птиц.

Omsk District Museum of Visual Arts

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Ж 2358

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Sources

  • The State Catalogue of the Museum Fund of Russia
  • Image: Omsk District Museum of Visual Arts — © Омский областной музей изобразительных искусств имени М. А. Врубеля · Госкаталог музейного фонда РФ

In the life of Ilya Glazunov

The whole life
  1. 1994

    Funds the collection “Antiquity: Aryans, Slavs”

    He financed the publication, by the Vityaz publishing house, of a collection with articles by N. R. Guseva, S. V. Zharnikova and other authors who set out the “Aryan” idea for a wide readership.

  2. 1995 · Award

    Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", 4th class

  3. 1995–2010

    Full Cavalier of the Order “For Merit to the Fatherland”

    He received the Order of the IV class (1995), III class (2000), II class (2005) and I class (2010); the last was awarded for an outstanding contribution to the development of Russian fine art and many years of creative and teaching work.

  4. 1996

    The book “Russia Crucified” appears

    The book was serialised in the magazine Nash Sovremennik (nos. 1–5, 7–9, 11); in it the author examined history from a racial point of view and wrote about a “Slavic-Aryan prehistory”. An expanded edition appeared in 2006.

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