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    Valentin Serov: Student: Kaimakova Maria Linb-1802B

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    Valentin Serov was born in Saint Petersburg to musical parents. He married Olga Trubnikova in 1889 and often painted his wife and children, including his painting "Children" of his sons Yura and Sasha. During his late period beginning in 1900, Serov was a member of the influential art association "The World of Art". The last years of his life featured works inspired by classical mythology which he gave a personal interpretation to. Serov died in Moscow in 1911 from heart failure due to angina.

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    Valentin Serov was born in Saint Petersburg to musical parents. He married Olga Trubnikova in 1889 and often painted his wife and children, including his painting "Children" of his sons Yura and Sasha. During his late period beginning in 1900, Serov was a member of the influential art association "The World of Art". The last years of his life featured works inspired by classical mythology which he gave a personal interpretation to. Serov died in Moscow in 1911 from heart failure due to angina.

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    Valentin Serov was born in Saint Petersburg to musical parents. He married Olga Trubnikova in 1889 and often painted his wife and children, including his painting "Children" of his sons Yura and Sasha. During his late period beginning in 1900, Serov was a member of the influential art association "The World of Art". The last years of his life featured works inspired by classical mythology which he gave a personal interpretation to. Serov died in Moscow in 1911 from heart failure due to angina.

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    Valentin Serov: Student: Kaimakova Maria Linb-1802B

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    Valentin Serov was born in Saint Petersburg to musical parents. He married Olga Trubnikova in 1889 and often painted his wife and children, including his painting "Children" of his sons Yura and Sasha. During his late period beginning in 1900, Serov was a member of the influential art association "The World of Art". The last years of his life featured works inspired by classical mythology which he gave a personal interpretation to. Serov died in Moscow in 1911 from heart failure due to angina.

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    VALENTIN SEROV

    Student: Kaimakova Maria LINb-1802b


    Life and
    Work
    Serov was born in
    Saint Petersburg,
    son of the Russian
    composer and
    music critic
    Alexander Serov
    and his wife and
    former student
    Valentina Serova,
    also a composer
    in her own right.
    Serov married
    Olga Trubnikova
    in 1889. His wife
    and his children
    were the subject
    of many of his
    works. Notably,
    his painting
    Children was of
    his sons Yura and
    Sasha.
    During his late period, which began
    in 1900, Serov was a member of
    "The World of art", an influential
    Russian art association and magazine
    which grew, in part, out of
    dissatisfaction with the Itinerants
    movement.
    The last years of Serov's life were
    marked by works on themes from
    classical mythology. While
    addressing images from the ancient
    tradition, Serov endowed classical
    subject matter with a personal
    interpretation.
    Most popular paintings by Valentin Serov
    Death
    Valentin Serov
    died in Moscow
    on 5 December
    1911, from
    stenocardia (an
    acute form of
    angina) that
    eventually led to
    cardiac arrest,
    ending in heart
    failure due to
    severe
    complications.
    Thank you for your
    attention!

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