Bogatkin Vladimir (1922 – 1971). Tallinn. (1955)

This is an exquisite lithograph by Vladimir Bogatkin, a prominent Soviet artist renowned for his raw and evocative portrayals of the Soviet Army’s life. Created in 1955, the piece portrays a gripping scene from Tallinn. The artist’s signature style resonates through the paper medium, measured at 31 x 26 cm. Trained at the esteemed All-Russia Academy of Arts in Leningrad and further mentored in the M.V.Nesterov workshop, Bogatkin’s lithograph reflects the spirit and resilience of the Soviet era. His work on series such as “Leningrad in days of blockade”, “Moscow invincible”, and “Storm of Berlin” further emphasizes his unique artistic perspective.