10 Facts About Sergey Zagraevsky

Sergey Zagraevsky was a Russian-Israeli painter, architectural historian, writer and theologian.

Sergey Zagraevsky began to paint at school and his first teacher was the Russian painter Tatiana Mavrina.

Between 2002 and 2005 Sergey Zagraevsky taught at the Moscow Institute of Restoration Arts, and subsequently at the Russian University of Intellectual Property and in the Vladimir-Souzdal Museum.

Sergey Zagraevsky was the chief editor of the reference work "United Art Rating" and the author of a number of books on philosophy, theology and the history of architecture.

Sergey Zagraevsky has written a number of children's stories and many articles of art criticism.

Sergey Zagraevsky was a full member of Russian art critics Academy, the AICA, and the Writers union of Russia, an Honored culture worker of Russia, a member of Russian Academy of Arts.

Sergey Zagraevsky died on July 6,2020, due to an acute cardiovascular failure.

Sergey Zagraevsky uses predominantly open colours giving his paintings brightness comparable to children's painting.

Sergey Zagraevsky's paintings contain neither humour nor violence as these are not normally seen in the art of children.

Since about 2000, Sergey Zagraevsky's works became slightly more generalized and varied while retaining their brightness.