Гавриил Малыш. Gavriil Malysh.

Малыш Гавриил Кондратьевич. Член Союза художников СССР.
25 марта 1907 года в селе Китайгородка под Екатеринославом на Украине.
В 1934 г. окончил Одесский художественный институт, учился у Т.Б. Фраермана и А.Ф. Гауша. С 1935 г. жил в Ленинграде, работал главным художником Ленинградского Государственного музея реконструкции сельского хозяйства. В годы войны работал районным художником-оформителем. С 1946 г. член ЛОСХа.  
С 50-х годов Г.К.Малыш принимает активное участие в многочисленных выставках. Персональные выставки Малыша проходили в 1975, 1976, 1977, 1985, 1986, 1996, 1997 г. гг. в Ленинграде –Санкт-Петербурге, в 1979 , 1982 ,1996,1997 гг. в Сосновом Бору, в 1983 г. в Кисловодске.Стокгольме (1991)
Работы художника находятся в ГРМ, Музее истории Санкт-Петербурга, в Музее искусств XX века (Пенсильвания, США), в Музее “Дракон” (Тайвань), в Музее акварели, (Мехико), в художественных музеях Киева, Нальчика, Хабаровска, в частных собраниях Австралии, США, Швеции, Мексики, Франции, Японии.

 Gavriil Malysh was born in Ukraine in 1907. Graduated from the Odessa Art Institute in 1934. He fondly remembers his institute’s professors, and is especially grateful to Professors T.B. Fraerman and A.F.Gaush, who taught him to see and understand the art of painting. Professor Fraerman shared his love of impressionism and Franch paintings of the early 20th Century. Other influences include Russian artists I.Levitan, V. Serov, M.Vrubel, P.Kontchalovsky, who are both intimate friends. In 1935 moved to Leningrad. Joined the Leningrad section of the USSR Artist’ Union in 1955. Displays his works regulary in verious exhibitions. His paintings have been aquired for the Russian Museum (Saint-Petersburg), a number of other art museums abroad (in USA, Mexica, Taiwan, Ukraine) and of the Russian (Vologda, Volgograd, Nalchik, Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk, Syktyvkar, Barnaul, Petrozavodsk), as well as for private collections abroad (the USA, England, Finland, Sweden, France, Germany, Japan).The artist composes his works througt his imagination without preliminary outline. He sees the whole composition of a painting before he paints. His landscapes are often painted at once, “alla prima”, all in one breath. For large paintings, he applies colors very thickly, increasing the coating of color, while deepening the tint.Mr. Malysh organizes and balances the chaos of the outer world in one harmony of color and composition when painting landscapes. The artist’s still-lives, which are painted in water color, are distinctively fresh and spontaneous.The subject matter and objects in the artist’s paintings are used repeatedly, however, their composition, colors and rhythmical constructions make one perceive each of them differently.