A fine 1948 genre scene titled "The View From The Window" by Boris Nikolaevich Bezikovich (1917–1980), a member of the USSR Union of Artists who studied at the Moscow State Academy of Arts. The composition captures an interior perspective looking out onto a serene landscape, rendered with the soft, atmospheric brushwork characteristic of mid-20th-century Soviet Realism. The work is signed, titled, and dated on the reverse in Cyrillic and is housed in a gold-tone tiered frame featuring an inscribed artist nameplate. Provenance: the artwork listed here is guaranteed authentic, from the Khodorkovsky Art Collection, USA. Completed with a certificate of authenticity of the Tretya Third Gallery, Central House of Artists, signed. Bezikovich is noted for his contributions to Moscow art festivals and his teaching tenure at the Kyrgyz Art School. Socialist Realism, Moscow artist, interior scene, mid-century Russian collectible art, vintage oil, archival, USSR Union, landscape painting, 1940s art, authentic, provenance.
All in-house shipping will be handled by our partner company, ShippingTec. As soon as your auction invoice is paid, ShippingTec Inc. will send you a shipping invoice. You are not obligated to arrange shipping through ShippingTec Inc. Below is our other suggested shipper's list
ShippingTec (718) 280-1774 [email protected]
The Packengers: 929.339.2223, [email protected], www.thepackengers.com/en
Global Transit Group LLC., 7184491971 Attn: Russell [email protected]
ProPacking shipping Inc., 201-562-6131 Attn: Paul [email protected]
New Century Express: 718.637.9988 [email protected]
Art Way Inc: 718.809.0732, [email protected], www.artwayinc.com
Oversized items will incur a larger shipping charge, please make sure you know the dimensions of the item you are bidding on. For questions related to the return policy, registration, terms and conditions of sale, shipping and delivery, or selling items, please contact us at [email protected] or 888 996-0576 ext 101
The oil on cardboard painting is in good vintage condition, exhibiting minor surface wear and age-toning consistent with its 1948 execution.
Frame 16 x 23 in. Image 13 x 20 in. All measurements are approximate.