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Ilyas Phaizulline
Painting On the Chinese
cloth (Oil on canvas, 100x80 cm). Ilyas
Phaizulline, painter of the Tatarstan Republic (Russia),
was born in Tetyushi city on Volga in 1950. In 1970 Ilyas Phaizulline ended
a musical-art-pedagogical secondary school in Leninigorsk and started to work
in a painting, sculpture and architecture Institute, in St. Petersburg. Ilyas
painter and draftsman, has been living and working in Kazan city,
the capital of the Tatarstan Republic, from 2001. Actually he's also member
of the Artists' Union of Russia and Tatarstan. Ilyas is a master painter of
the mystical realism, and always he focuses his attention on subjects such
as Ancient Greece, mythology and the history of the Tatar People.
 "On the Chinese cloth" - 1985 - Oil on canvas, 100x80
cm
Ilyas Phaizulline: painting
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