MONUMENTAL MOSAIC IN THE WORKS OF PAVEL DMITRIEVICH KORIN

Anna Shpak

doi:10.31804/2782-4926-2022-1-3-21-28

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MONUMENTAL MOSAIC IN THE WORKS OF PAVEL DMITRIEVICH KORIN

Published in Siberian Art History Journal · Volume 1, Issue 3 · Pages 21–28 · Rubric: Current research of Russian art

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31804/2782-4926-2022-1-3-21-28

Received: 06.11.2022 Accepted: 09.11.2022 Published: 09.11.2022

Authors

Anna Shpak

Academic degree: candidate of cultural sciences

Federal State Educational Institution of Higher Education "Siberian Federal University" Associate Professor of the Department of Cultural Studies and Art History of the Siberian Federal University · Russian Federation · Krasnoyarsk

ABSTRACT

The Soviet period in Russian art marked by the large-scale construction of the Moscow Metro and, accordingly, is associated with the design of stations. The article discusses monumental mosaics created and designed by Pavel Dmitrievich Korin, a Soviet artist. The mosaics created both independently by the artist and in collaboration. The design of the national Moscow Metro importance and reflected the political mechanisms of construction the head of state. Such stations as «Komsomolskaya Koltsevaya», «Novoslobodskaya», «Paveletskaya» and «Smolenskaya» are considered. The mosaics are analyzed from the point of view of themes and their correspondence to the urban location of metro stations, color scheme, traditions used by the artist, features of the policy of the USSR and artistic techniques.

KEYWORDS

monumental mosaic, soviet mosaic, Pavel Dmitrievich Korin, art, soviet art

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Doctor of Cultural Studies, Docent

Julia Zamaraeva

rybka08@bk.ru

Candidate of Philosophical Sciences

Anastasia Kistova

Candidate of Cultural Studies, Docent

Maria Kolesnik

masha_kolesnik@mail.ru

Doctor of Philosophy, Professor

Natal'ya P. Kopceva