A Wonderful Original Artwork by International Artist
At MoMA The Museum of Modern Art in New York, October 2023. The artist Ari Roussimoff is speaking about his paintings via special slide presentation, explaining their relationship to his Surreal 1990 Art-Film which MoMA presented that evening and which played at the Museum for the entire week. MoMA will also be preserving the film.
YOU CAN READ THE ARTIST’S BIOGRAPHY AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS AD!
Presenting a Beautiful Vision of a Winter Wonderland in Old World Mother Russia. Riding Through the Snow Blanketed Town is a Spectacular Tri-Color Horse Driven Troika. Go Back In Time with this Fantastic Painting by the World Famous Russian-European Painter and Film Director Ari Roussimoff.
”MAGICAL GALLOPING TROIKA”
A WONDROUS VISION FOR ALL!
THREE HORSES, EACH A DIFFERENT COLOR
AMAZED ROYALTY AND PEASANTS!
THE MEDIEVAL ONION DOMED CHURCH
AN ULTIMATE WINTER WONDERLAND
MUCH ENJOYMENT FOR ALL AGES
DANCING AROUND A SNOWMAN
COMING THROUGH! COMING THROUGH!
OLD WINDMILLS ALL COVERED IN SNOW
A JOYOUS JEWEL OF A PAINTING
”MAGICAL GALLOPING TROIKA”
2016 Acrylic on Canvas 20 x 24
Presenting the "MAGICAL GALLOPING TROIKA". This absolutely beautiful and evocative fairy tale-like vision of exotic olden times Mother Russia was painted by International Artist Ari Roussimoff. It is an authentic signed and dated acrylic on canvas painting from the year 2016 and measures 20 x 24 inches. A wonderful winter wonderland springs to life in this marvelous composition. Villagers are all dressed up in picturesque seasonal garb and the quaint Russian town is covered in fresh white snow. A troika with uniquely colorful horses rides by.and everyone is entranced by this magical encounter. In the background is the onion domed Orthodox Church, ancient castle and rustic windmill. Some people are even engaging in winter acrobatics. Roussimoff is well known for his unique depictions of Russian and Eastern European life as it was in years long gone by. And this colorful painting is a special jewel. The artist’s paintings have a hypnotic effect. His imaginative visions takes viewers to wonderful fantastical places. This is a great addition to any quality collection of fine art or Russian and Slavic culture. Payment is expected within 3 days of auction close. International bidders should first contact us to find out about exact charges and conditions. Thank You.
Here is a Great Opportunity to bid on and own this Colorful Original Painting by World-Class Artist Ari Roussimoff. Paintings by Roussimoff are being purchased by art collectors the world over. Works such as this one bring joy to any home.
”MAGICAL GALLOPING TROIKA”
2016 Acrylic on Canvas 20 x 24
Photo Gallery
(below) Here is a small selection of photos showing Roussimoff's paintings being displayed in prestigious art galleries and museums.
(below) Magazine & newspaper articles and announcements for Roussimoff exhibits in different languages
(below) Roussimoff's live appearances. 1. Lecturing to university students. 2. Featured on MTV. 3. Amusing a sell-out crowd in New York's famed Disco club, The "Limelight".
(below) Ari Roussimoff in his studio surrounded by curiosities and artwork
ABOUT ARI ROUSSIMOFF
Ari Roussimoff, a critically acclaimed painter and film director, has been called one of the most prolific and creative artists of his generation. His paintings of Russian, Ukrainian, Jewish, symbolic and Masonic themes have earned him much acclaim and they have been shown in over 100 exhibitions worldwide. In the year 2021 the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York acquired Roussimoff's surreal art film "SHADOWS IN THE CITY" (1991) for their permanent collection and are also having the movie preserved as a part of both film and art history. Roussimoff's art exhibitions include at the Eduard Nakhamkin Fine Arts Galleries, M.L. International Gallery of Fine Arts, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, A & J Galleries, The Bucharest Museum, The Nicholas Roerich Museum, Chancellor Robert R. Livingston Masonic Library and Museum, The Peter Fingesten Gallery-Pace University, Arma Galleries, Galerie Ehmer, Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery-Frostburg State University, The Theodor Herzel Institute Art Gallery, Masonic Hall-Grand Lodge of New York, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Weintraub Gallery, Anthology Film Archives, Ingber Gallery, Caesars Atlantic City, Hudson Guild Art Gallery, Galerie Chemnitzer, Guyther Gallery, YM-YWHA, Art Gallery of the Educational Alliance, Galerie Fischer, Ukraine Club Art Gallery and many others. Among the many who have lauded Ari Roussimoff's paintings were the modern art masters Marc Chagall and Oskar Kokoschka. And as a teenager, he was invited to lunch with Salvador Dali and his wife Gala. For some years now, Ari Roussimoff has also been active as a director of motion pictures. His first full-length feature film done in 1991 was the critically acclaimed surrealist horror art movie, “SHADOWS IN THE CITY”. Roussimoff won the Phantom of the Movies’ award for Best Documentary of 1999 for his incredible film, “FREAKS UNCENSORED” (directed by Roussimoff, screenplay by Vivian Forlander). Considered by critics and audiences alike as the best ever documentary about Circus Sideshow Performers, “FREAKS UNCENSORED” was listed by the esteemed Facets Movie Lovers Video Guide as one of THE 100 BEST DOCUMENTARY MOVIES OF ALL TIME! Roussimoff’s colorful life also includes creating sets for a Broadway show, costume design, performance art, hosting a three-part television music program on MTV and appearing on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera in a non-singing acting role. A colorful speaker, the artist has given many talks on his work (and still does). Roussimoff has lectured at colleges, universities, cultural institutions, and various functions in both Europe and America. He has perfectly meshed his life as a painter and as a filmmaker in a way that has not been done before. A world traveler, Roussimoff has lived and worked in Zurich, Amsterdam, New York, Los Angeles, Munich, Miami Beach and San Diego, among other places. Roussimoff works at painting all the time and considers each picture an adventure.