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Together Again for the Holidays

It’s the most wonderful time of year, time for family and time for cheer! Christmas may be the number one thing on everyone’s mind, beating the holiday rushes, and fear of low stock for this unusual holiday season to come. Thanksgiving is however not to be forgotten! Finally, we can be together again for the holidays as travel is accessible yet again. What better way to celebrate being together again than with artwork to finish off your holiday cheer.

Let the work of artist Alexei Butirskiy be the finishing touch to your holiday décor! When you get out those pumpkins and leaf garlands, consider adding a giclée of “Autumn at Riverside” over your mantle. And when it’s time to switch over from fall to winter décor, finish off your space with a giclée of “Winter at Riverside”! New York City scenes not your style? Choose one of the many jet-setting locations Butirskiy has masterfully painted to get into the holiday cheer.

Why not go all out for the holidays this year? Celebrate the time spent together and the future years to come. Let the work of Alexei Butirskiy get you into the holiday spirit! Continue reading to see how we’ve styled his beautiful works to fit any holiday needs!

“Autumn at Riverside”, 24x36

It’s not too late to still decorate and celebrate for Thanksgiving! Let Butirskiy’s vibrant colors and depictions of fall be the showcase of your seasonal decor!

“September Morn”, 25x48

“Winter at Riverside”, 28x40

This is the year to go all out and celebrate Christmas! We all could use that extra cheer this year, and Butiskiy’s depictions of calm snowfall add just the serenity to remind you of the best parts of the Holiday season!

“Fresh Snow”, 18x24

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About Alexei Butirskiy

Born in Moscow in 1974, Alexei Butirskiy entered Moscow Art College in 1992. In 1996 he finished his studies at the Art College and graduated with an Excellence Diploma. In 1998 he completed the Russian Academy of the Arts where he studied under respected professor L.S. Hasyanova.

Since 1996, Butirskiy has participated in over 10 exhibitions, one-man shows and auctions both in Russia and in England.

Most recently, Alexei has concentrated his efforts primarily on representing urban life around him in truthful and unglorified terms. A sense of tranquility is conveyed in each of his paintings. They are typically without action or conviviality, and most are uncannily still, with only light, space, shadows and color offering dialog.

The power and intensity of the relationship between light and dark are the profound forces of his work. The sophisticated application of light effects with color reinforce the majesty of his compositions. Butirskiy’s paintings are reminiscent of the works of Claude de Lorraine and Caravaggio with their luminescent qualities and skillful variations of light and dark.

Alexei Butirskiy’s ability to combine architecture, color and format is a refined skill normally reserved for artists much his senior. As a result, he ranks among Russia’s top emerging artists. His work has been successfully exhibited in galleries and private collections throughout France, England, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Russia and the United States.