1. Presentation of student 11-B class Karina Gukova

2. Andrew Kotska People's Artist of the USSR, the student Erdelyi. Peculiar business card of the artist is a series of female portraits "hutsulok" and "verhovynok." His style is recognizable, but many scenes are repeated the same reasons that opens the field for the sale of stolen or counterfeit paintings. During 2006-2007, from museums and private collections have been stolen several of his works

3. Sergei Grigoriev People's Artist of USSR, twice awarded the Stalin Prize. Its a little work will cost 7-8 thousand dollars. Grigoriev’s pictures are mainly in the capital's museums such as the National Art Museum of Ukraine or the Tretyakov Gallery and in private collections. Grigoriev’s works wanted there - his paintings are stored in museums, too recognizable (eg, "Admission to the Young Communist League," "Discussion of two", "goalkeeper", etc.)

5. Fedor Zakharov People's Artist of the USSR. Master of landscapes, seascapes. He worked in the south of Ukraine - in his paintings shows a relatively small presence in the other areas. He died in 1994, that work can be purchased directly at himself, which reduces the likelihood of fraud. Zakharov’s pictures wanted not appear.

7. Alex Shovkunenko People's Artist of the USSR. Known primarily as the author of still lifes, landscapes of industrial oil, also known for his watercolors. Hallmark works of the artist are landscapes and still life with roses. His work in the investigation there.

8. Nicholas Gluschenko People's Artist of the USSR. Gluschenko - one of the most popular in the domestic market of Ukrainian artists of the Soviet period. Its target audience is local consumers - beyond the Ukrainian borders are only interested in the genre works by this artist.. Prices Gluschenko consistently high, their fluctuations depend in particular on the size of the work, as in the case of cones. Painting " meter and a half " will cost about 100 thousand dollars. Gluschenko style similar to French impressionism. His work can be seen as an alternative to much more expensive works of French Impressionists.