Apollon
1995
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1995
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Apollon is a 1995 by Olga Tobreluts, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Olga Tobreluts made this print called *Apollon* in 1995. It fits in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s collection. Tobreluts studied architecture but switched to painting and digital art. She was part of the New Academicians group in Saint Petersburg. They looked back at old ideals like classical beauty and mixed them with modern tech. This print shows one of those lifelike portraits of gods from her Models series. Check out more work by the same artist, Olga Tobreluts.
The artwork *Apollon* by Olga Tobreluts is a vertical color print in which a classical sculpture is photographically rendered and digitally transformed into a polychrome, lifelike figure. The title "APOLLON" is incorporated into the image itself.
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Olga Tobreluts makes prints that mash up ancient myths with bold, colorful styles from Russia’s late Soviet and post-Soviet years.
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