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Still Life with Melon by Vladimir Aldoshin B.1951
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Still Life with Melon by Vladimir Aldoshin B.1951

Later than 1960
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A colourful oil by Vladimir Aldoshin, Russian. The painting is a still life of a ewer and fruit. Aldoshin's paintings have a contemporary feel. Here is some information about him.

Vladimir Aldoshin currently lives in Bryansk, where he was born in 1951. Since his early years he was fond of drawing and attended a drawing studio. He graduated from the Penza Art School in 1973. Aldoshin studied art history and frequently went to Moscow to visit exhibitions. The artist has an affinity for art of the early twentieth century, fauvists and Russian avant-garde.

Aldoshin has taught for more than thirty years. During that time he has headed drawing studios, taught in the Bryansk Art School as well as art classes for children. The artist believes that working with children sends him back to his own childhood, to the brightness and candidness of perception.

The artist started to exhibit immediately after graduating and became a member of the Union of Artists in the mid-nineties.

Aldoshin says that he has not painted from nature for a long time, preferring to build his art around his impressions in his workshop.

It may seem at times that Aldoshin’s works are mundanely simple because he paints the scenes of our daily lives: landscapes, still lives and interiors – everything that surrounds us each day. However, owing to his outstanding colouristic talent, the artist creates a harmonious colour environment and his paintings are free of the roughness and inconsistencies of the everyday human existence.

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Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Framed Fruit Still Life to a period later than 1960.

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A colourful oil by Vladimir Aldoshin, Russian. The painting is a still life of a ewer and fruit. Aldoshin's paintings have a contemporary feel. Here is some information about him.

Vladimir Aldoshin currently lives in Bryansk, where he was born in 1951. Since his early years he was fond of drawing and attended a drawing studio. He graduated from the Penza Art School in 1973. Aldoshin studied art history and frequently went to Moscow to visit exhibitions. The artist has an affinity for art of the early twentieth century, fauvists and Russian avant-garde.

Aldoshin has taught for more than thirty years.

During that time he has headed drawing studios, taught in the Bryansk Art School as well as art classes for children.
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The artist believes that working with children sends him back to his own childhood, to the brightness and candidness of perception.

fig 1. A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background.
fig 1. Still Life with Melon by Vladimir Aldoshin B.1951

The artist started to exhibit immediately after graduating and became a member of the Union of Artists in the mid-nineties.

Aldoshin says that he has not painted from nature for a long time, preferring to build his art around his impressions in his workshop.

fig 2. A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background.
fig 2. Still Life with Melon by Vladimir Aldoshin B.1951

It may seem at times that Aldoshin’s works are mundanely simple because he paints the scenes of our daily lives: landscapes, still lives and interiors – everything that surrounds us each day. However, owing to his outstanding colouristic talent, the artist creates a harmonious colour environment and his paintings are free of the roughness and inconsistencies of the everyday human existence.

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Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Framed Fruit Still Life to a period later than 1960.

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A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background.
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Archive I A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background.

Still Life with Melon by Vladimir Aldoshin B.1951

Archive II A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background. View II
Archive III A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background. View III
Archive IV A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background. View IV
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A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background.
Still Life with Melon by Vladimir Aldoshin b.1951
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A framed impressionist oil painting depicting a ceramic pitcher, a slice of red watermelon on a plate with dark fruit, and a yellow lemon against a blue background.
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Impressionist still life artwork focuses on capturing light, atmospheric colour, and everyday objects using visible, expressive brushstrokes. Rather than hyper-realistic detail, artists emphasise texture, form, and emotional resonance through spontaneous application of paint.

Traditional still life paintings are executed using oil-based pigments applied to stretched linen or cotton canvas, or wooden panels. Frames are typically constructed from solid wood, often finished with gesso, gold leaf, or dark stains to complement the artwork.

Authentic oil paintings display raised impasto texture, physical depth in the paint layers, and genuine artist signatures in oil or ink. Examining the reverse of the frame or canvas often reveals aging, stretcher marks, or gallery labels consistent with the period.

A framed still life functions effectively when hung above a sideboard, placed on a picture ledge, or incorporated into a gallery wall. Pairing traditional artwork with modern minimalist furniture creates a balanced aesthetic contrast.

Dust oil paintings gently using a clean, dry, soft-bristled brush, avoiding liquid cleaners or water which can damage the varnish layer. Display the painting away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and heat sources to prevent cracking or fading.
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