Ignatov Konstantin-Vadim (1934-2016) - Ukrainian artist, graphic artist. Born in Kharkiv. He studied at the art school of the city of Kyiv, then at the Kyiv State Art Institute with the teacher K. Zaruba. In Soviet times, he had a reputation as a gifted illustrator and worked for the Rainbow Publishing House for about 30 years, illustrating over 100 books. Member of NSAU. Personal exhibitions were held in Moscow (1977, 1992), Kiev (1998, 2004-2012), USA, Poland, Greece and other countries. The works are in the collections of the National Art Museum of Ukraine (Kiev), the Museum of Contemporary Art of Ukraine (Kiev), in private collections of Ukraine, Russia, Israel, Canada, USA, Holland, Austria, Germany, France.
Ignatov Konstantin-Vadim (1934-2016) - Ukrainian artist, graphic artist. Born in Kharkiv. He studied at the art school of the city of Kyiv, then at the Kyiv State Art Institute with the teacher K. Zaruba. In Soviet times, he had a reputation as a gifted illustrator and worked for the Rainbow Publishing House for about 30 years, illustrating over 100 books. Member of NSAU. Personal exhibitions were held in Moscow (1977, 1992), Kiev (1998, 2004-2012), USA, Poland, Greece and other countries. The works are in the collections of the National Art Museum of Ukraine (Kiev), the Museum of Contemporary Art of Ukraine (Kiev), in private collections of Ukraine, Russia, Israel, Canada, USA, Holland, Austria, Germany, France.
Ignatov Konstantin-Vadim (1934-2016) - Ukrainian artist, graphic artist. Born in Kharkiv. He studied at the art school of the city of Kyiv, then at the Kyiv State Art Institute with the teacher K. Zaruba. In Soviet times, he had a reputation as a gifted illustrator and worked for the Rainbow Publishing House for about 30 years, illustrating over 100 books. Member of NSAU. Personal exhibitions were held in Moscow (1977, 1992), Kiev (1998, 2004-2012), USA, Poland, Greece and other countries. The works are in the collections of the National Art Museum of Ukraine (Kiev), the Museum of Contemporary Art of Ukraine (Kiev), in private collections of Ukraine, Russia, Israel, Canada, USA, Holland, Austria, Germany, France.
