01 Paintings, The amorous game, Part 47 - With Footnotes

Evgeniy Monahov, Russia

Young wolves

Oil on Canvas

31.6 H x 39.5 W x 1 in

Private collection

Evgeniy Monahov was born in Moscow, Russia in 1974, and developed a love for painting at a very young age. In 1996 he completed the first stage of his formal studies by graduating from the Moscow College of Art. Demonstrating a unique talent and advanced artistic skills, Evgeniy was invited to enroll in the prestigious Surikov Academy & Art Institute in Moscow. He completed his graduate studies with highest honors in 2002.

Upon graduation, Evgeniy embarked on his painting career by attaining membership in the Creative Union of the Artists of Russia and the International Federation of the Union of Artists.

By 2004 Evgeniy had successfully exhibited his paintings in galleries in London, Dublin, and Japan. Additionally, he was a prominent artist participant in the international exhibition “Russian Summer in Santa Fe” held in New Mexico. The year 2006 led to opportunities to exhibit in France on the Champs Elysees, Cannes, Honfleur, and Courcheval. He continues to exhibit in galleries throughout France.

Evgeniy’s work is primarily inspired by a group of artists known as the Neo-Romantic painters of the 19th Century. While neo-Romanticism can refer to all phases of the arts, it continued to be a major force in academic art through the 19th century. 

Monahov’s paintings consist of quick, loose brushstrokes with the main focus of attention receiving greater detail. His sensitivity is conveyed by graceful expressions of facial tone. More on Evgeniy Monahov 

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