Alexey Kreydun

Alexey Kreydun

Glass of Milk, 2004 | 16 x 16 "

 

 

 

 

 

Alexey Kreydun

Milk Pitcher, 2003 | 10 x 13 "

 

 

 

 

 

Alexey Kreydun

Mortar & Pestle, 2003 | 12 x 10 "

 

 

 

 

Alexey Kreydun

Mortar & Pestle, 2003 | 12 x 10 "

 

 

 

 

Alexey Kreydun

Pears, 2003 | 9 x 8 "

 

 

 

Alexey Kreydun

Walnuts, 2003 | 6 x 8 "

 

 

 

 

Alexey Kreydun

Wine Glass and Grapes, 2003 | 15 x 9 "

 

 

 

 

 

November 27, 1962 in Alchevsk, Lugansk Region,Ukraine, Alexey Grigorjevich Kreydun

attended primary and secondary schools in his home village, then went on to study at

the Ludansk State Art College. There he earned a Diploma of Painting and Drawing.

 

 

Following his graduation from the State Art College the army stole Kreydun away from

his art for three years before he returned home to work as a designer and, in 1990, to

continue his studies. Gaining admittance to the State Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture in St. Petersburg he studied hard perfecting his abilities and techniques and

went on to the Academy of Art to become a student of the Restoration Department.

In 1996, Kreydun graduated from the Academy of Art earning the Diploma of Oil Painting

Artist – Restorer of the Second Category.

Kreydun’s diploma works were held in high regard by his professors resulting in his

selection to do the restoration of the painting “Cavalrymen’s Stopping Place”, France XVIIIc.

The reviewer of his diploma work on restoration was Yevgeniy Nickiforovich Gerasimov.

Gerasimov was a collaborator of the State Hermitage Museum and artist-restorer of the

highest category in addition to being head of the restoration group, which renewed

“Danaya” by Rembrandt.