Marina Gnetetsky Art Collections
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Artwork by Marina Gnetetsky
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Two To Cats' Tango by Marina Gnetetsky
White Poppies by Marina Gnetetsky
Japanese Flowers by Marina Gnetetsky
Paris Promenade by Marina Gnetetsky
Irises by Marina Gnetetsky
Prague Golden Well Lane by Marina Gnetetsky
Lilies by Marina Gnetetsky
Legionnaire Fish by Marina Gnetetsky
Proposal by Marina Gnetetsky
Catwalk by Marina Gnetetsky
Sunday Morning by Marina Gnetetsky
Promenade by Marina Gnetetsky
Paris Cafe by Marina Gnetetsky
Uncle Bernard by Marina Gnetetsky
Niece Sonia by Marina Gnetetsky
Madonna with a Cat by Marina Gnetetsky
The Knight Tale by Marina Gnetetsky
Sunflowers' Symphony by Marina Gnetetsky
Two to Tango by Marina Gnetetsky
Tandem by Marina Gnetetsky
Dusk at The Charles Bridge by Marina Gnetetsky
Librarian Pilot by Marina Gnetetsky
Chef by Marina Gnetetsky
The Beach by Marina Gnetetsky
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About Marina Gnetetsky
Marina Gnetetsky, artist/illustrator/painter; earned her BFA in Decorative Arts at the College of Art and Design in Kiev (Ukraine, 1980), and her MFA in Illustration at the Ukrainian Academy of Fine and Communication Arts, Kiev (Ukraine, 1989) where she was trained in a classical/traditional style of painting and drawing in a variety of media. Her art works range from those in acrylic on canvas and paper, ink and pen, pencil, watercolors, as well as mixed media.
After settling in California in 1996, Marina successfully engaged in various professional/artistic fields further tuning her natural talent and passion. In 2001 she developed a recognizable poster for the First Festival of Russian Culture and Art, held in West Hollywood. Her art works have been a regular part of the group exhibitions in Ukraine, as well as in the Art Shows in Los Angeles and New York, like the group exhibition "Unity And Diversity: Russian-American Art" in the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, CA (2004); the group exhibitions "Still Life","Portraits, Self-Portraits", "Salon", "Animal Kingdom", "SmallWorks" at Gallery 402 in Manhattan, NYC, at The New York Law School, St Francis College, NYC.
Currently one may see her artworks at a OIA Salon Show at Stovall Gallery, 8th floor, NYU-Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square South, NYC.
Marina's most notable artworks can be found in private collections in the USA, Ukraine, Germany, Russia, Poland, and England. Noteworthy example is one of the urban landscapes now in the private collection of Uri Geller - the world famous and controversial psychic, mystic and entertainer.