Sergey Ivanovich Markin

He worked in the Moscow Union of Artists (MOSSH). He died in battles near Moscow in the first year of the Great Patriotic War. • Illustration — Sergey Markin, Moscow 1931 Sergey Markin, according to the historian of art and art critic Olga Roitenberg, is known for “peacefully-focused” landscapes. Critics noted the originality of his compositional thinking and a heightened sense of time. He is the author of paintings on the themes of the history of revolution and civil war, genre paintings, portraits, landscapes. He took part in the design of Moscow for the revolutionary holidays.

• Birth Name — Sergey Ivanovich Markin • Born — 20 August 1903 • Birthplace — Moscow Governorate of Russian Empire • Died — February, 1942 (38 years old) • Place of death — Moscow Oblast, Soviet Union • Field — Paintings, exhibitions • Training — Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture • Movement — Modernism

• Illustration — Moscow, 1919 • Illustration — Self portrait, 1925 • Illustration — Window view, 1929 • Illustration — Wife portrait, 1931 • Illustration — Wife portrait, 1933 • Illustration — Moscow, 1933 • Illustration — Appe trees, 1936 • Illustration — Drawing, 1936 • Illustration — Drawing, Moscow region • Illustration — Moscow, 1938 • Illustration — Moscow • Illustration — Moscow, 1939 • Illustration — Russian South, 1939 • Illustration — Crimea, 1939 • Illustration — Moscow region, 1939 • Illustration — Moscow, 1939 • Illustration — Moscow • Illustration — Father portrait (1878–1933) • Illustration — Weaver • Illustration — Etude, 1939 • Illustration — Moscow, 1940 • Illustration — Moscow, Kremlin • Illustration — Moscow, Kremlin, 1940 • Illustration — Moscow, 1941 • Illustration — Moscow, 1941.

• Sergei Markin — Russian art in 20th century (in Russian: русское искусство: XX век). • Sergey Markin — Facebook page.