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Ivan-Valentyn Zadorozhny
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Ivan-Valentyn Zadorozhny

Ukrainian · 7 artworks

Naïve Art (Primitivism)Simplified formsBold color palettesFlat perspectiveNarrative symbolismFolk art influences

artist bio

Ivan-Valentyn Zadorozhny was a Ukrainian artist known for his contributions to Naïve Art, also called Primitivism. His works often explore historical and religious themes with a distinctive, self-taught style characterized by simplified forms and vibrant colors.

what you'll learn

Studying Zadorozhny's work allows students to explore the characteristics of Naïve Art, including its rejection of academic conventions and its focus on direct, expressive representation. Students can also learn about the power of simplified forms and bold color palettes in conveying complex narratives.

related: Henri Rousseau, Niko Pirosmani, Seraphine Louis

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7 artworks

Solitude

Solitude

1983

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Benefactor

Benefactor

1988

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The Ecumenical Supper

The Ecumenical Supper

1987

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Mother of God

Mother of God

1987

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Poet and Queen (Grygory Skovoroda) 83 88

Poet and Queen (Grygory Skovoroda) 83 88

1988

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The Founder of the Kiev School Iconographer Alipio

The Founder of the Kiev School Iconographer Alipio

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Atilla   Commander, Statesman, Ruler of Huns, Scythians

Atilla Commander, Statesman, Ruler of Huns, Scythians

1983

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