Description: Original Russian film title (on the poster): СУДЬБА МАРИНЫ Original (transliteration) film title: SUDBA MARINY Informal literally translation:: MARINA'S DESTINY POSTER ARTIST: KOVALENKO IVAN LEONTYEVICH DIRECTED BY: VIKTOR IVCHENKO, ISAAK SHMARUK GENRE: DRAMA, MELODRAMA POSTER LANGUAGE: RUSSIAN PRINT YEAR: 1954 PRINT RUN: 14.000 !!! POSTER COUNTRY: USSR FILM COUNTRY: USSR PUBLISHED BY: "REKLAMFILM", MOSCOW SIZE: IN: 29 x 41 = CM: 74 x 104 PRODUCED BY: DOVZHENKO FILM STUDIO CONDITION: GOOD, FORMERLY FOLDED FILMPLOTSTARSIMDBARTISTFILMPLOTSTARRINGIMDBPOSTER ARTISTOriginal vintage Soviet very large format movie (from the first release of this film in Soviet Union - 12 February 1954) poster for the film: "Sudba Mariny" - is a Soviet melodramatic color feature film shot in 1953 by directors Isaak Shmaruk and Viktor Ivchenko at the Kiev Film Studio of Feature Films. The picture became the debut for the highly famous Soviet Ukrainian actor Leonid Bykov (1928-1979). The prototype of Marina was Marina Stepanovna Suvorova, a leader of the Zemetchinsky beet farm. She, like Marina, was engaged in the cultivation of sugar beets, and in 1948 she received the title of Hero of Socialist Labor. AWARDS:1954 - Nominated for the Grand Prix of the 7th Cannes International Film Festival (Cannes, France). Please Note: The poster was issued in a highly limited edition - only 14.000 exemplars and is really very collectable and hard to find piece of Soviet cinematography. The artwork is in a good shape, it has moderate fold and border wear with some paper loss and separation at he upper right two crossfolds The action takes place in the Ukrainian village of Lebedinki. Rural worker Marina Vlasenko is looking forward to the return of her husband, Terenty Vlasenko, who five years ago left the direction of the collective farm to study as an agronomist at the Kiev Agricultural Institute. But after his return home, Marina's happiness does not last long. On the very first evening, Terenty asks her for a divorce, saying that she is no longer a couple for him, that he has outgrown her spiritually and intellectually, that he cannot bury his talent in the ground and wants to leave for the city in order to do science and write a dissertation . Marina remains alone, brings up her daughter and devotes herself to study and work. For a whole year, she conducts laboratory experiments to increase the sugar content of beets. The collective farm management appoints her as a new link in the collective farm brigade and allows her to transfer her experiments from the laboratory to the field. Marina's link succeeds and collects a rich beet crop (905 centners per hectare) with a high sugar content. As a result, for great achievements in the field of agriculture, Marina Panasovna is awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor. ☆Ekaterina Litvinenko ☆Nikolai Gritsenko ☆Tatyana Konyukhova ☆Aleksandr Serdyuk ☆Mikhail Kuznetsov ☆Leonid Bykov www.imdb.com/title/tt0046381/ KOVALENKO IVAN LEONTYEVICH (1919 - 2002) - Soviet Ukrainian Artist, graphic artist, poster artist, Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. Honorary Cinematographer of Russia. Born in the Poltava region, in a peasant family. Graduated from the Moscow State Academic Art School in memory of 1905. 1939-1945. served in the Soviet Army. I met the war in Minsk. He fought on the Belorussian front, near Moscow and Leningrad. In 1941, Sergeant Ivan Kovalenko trained signalmen at the headquarters of Marshal Zhukov. The Marshal personally awarded Ivan Leontyevich a personalized watch. Since 1956, a member of the Union of Artists of the USSR.. Collection of movie posters 50-80. works by Ivan Leontyevich Kovalenko are in the Florida Museum of Cinematography, USA. Honorary Filmmaker of Russia. He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War of the 2nd degree, medals: "For military services", "For the defense of Moscow", "For the capture of Koenigsberg", jubilee. In 1945, Ivan Leontyevich moved to Moscow. Having not received a professional art education, he masters the art of an artist on his own, and begins to work in the field of film advertising in "Reklamfilm" and in the cinema "October". He created a large number of movie posters of the 1950s-1980s. - for the films "Wounded", "The Star and Death of Joaquin Murieta", "Train Out of Schedule", etc. For some time he taught at advanced training courses for film poster artists. Since 1956 I.L. Kovalenko becomes a member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. He was awarded the title of "Honorary Cinematographer of Russia". He is the founder and permanent leader of the only film poster school in the country. There are works in Moscow - in the Russian State Library and the Museum of Cinema, in the Museum of Cinematography of the United States (Florida), in the collection of the White House administration (Washington), they are also in the collection of our gallery. The favorite pictorial theme of Ivan Leontyevich throughout his entire work was the theme of man's coming - before life, before death, before eternity. His paintings make one think about the future life, and about the life of the past, about a brief moment in the present. The artist is distinguished by his mastery of the drawing technique. The color always emphasizes the mood and idea of the piece. Bold compositions, vivid images, a constant search for new solutions, an appeal to the archetypes of consciousness (the image of the Motherland: a church, a girl in a field, a rowan branch) distinguish Kovalenko from his contemporaries, realist artists. The artist paints abandoned, deserted places, destroyed churches, forcing the viewer to think about the difficult fate of Russia. The feeling of pain from the loss of loved ones, friends, compatriots was reflected in his works, full of quiet sadness and sadness. But, despite all this, the sadness of his work is light. Writing in the last years of his life with a heart filled with kindness and love, the artist gave all of us a piece of himself. A quiet lyrical note, which begins to sound in the most remote corners of the viewer's soul, continues to delight him even after the review of the exhibition is over. The artist was sent down a unique talent to give people joy. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog
Price: 300 USD
Location: Clarksburg, Maryland
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
Size: 29 in x 41 in
Region of Origin: USSR
Handmade: No
Artist: KOVALENKO IVAN LEONTYEVICH
Character: Destiny
Framing: Unframed
Country/Region of Manufacture: Ukraine
Custom Bundle: No
Style: Vintage, Socrealism, Socialist Realism, Art Deco, Russian
Item Height: 29 in
Item Width: 41 in
Material: Paper
Theme: Film, Advertising, Animation, Art, Conflicts & Wars, History, Militaria, Movies, Social History, Sports
Personalize: No
Type: Poster
Title: MARINA'S DESTINY
Features: 1st Edition, Limited Edition
Subject: Film, Art, Movies, History, Football, Italy, Running
Certificate of Authenticity (COA): No
Culture: USSR
Item Length: 41 in
Signed: No
Original/Licensed Reprint: Original
Year of Production: 1954
Unit of Sale: Single Piece
