Tatyana Neshumova "On the wings not their own ..."

Tatyana Neshumova - Moscow philologist and poet. Books of poems: “Neptitsa” (1997), “The Simplest” (2004), “Your happy grandson” (2010), “Deaf eared” (2014; the memoir novel “Sense of reality”), “According to flying out” ( 2017). Published in the newspaper “Humanitarian Fund” and the magazines “Youth”, “TextOnly”, “Volga”, “Air”, “Floors” and other publications. Poems were translated into English and Italian.

Author of articles on contemporary poets, writers of the Pushkin era, publisher of half-forgotten and underrated Russian writers of the 20th century.

In 2017, she turned to painting. Four personal exhibitions were held in Moscow: “Walks and Remakes” (2017, Mart Cafe), “... mecum porto” (2018, Marina Tsvetaeva’s House-Museum), “And Other Faces” (2019, Rosa Azora Gallery) , “Tiepolo-Tiepolo-Tiepolo-Watteau” (2019; Museum of Russian Lubok and naive art).

Works are stored in state museums and private collections in Russia and abroad.

At an exhibition in the Dostoevsky Museum, Tatyana Neshumova presents portraits of her favorite artists (Rembrandt, Guardi, Watteau, Toulouse-Lautrec, Larionov, Drevin) and paintings born of memory and love for the great masters.