Andrey Allakhverdov is an artist of landscapes, still lifes, portraits, nudes and essays. He was born in 1947, in the Soviet Union, into an Armenian family. From the age of 14, Andrei was engaged in drawing and painting. He received a bachelor's degree in fine arts from the Moscow State Art University of Textile and Design. Andrey has been a member of the Moscow Art Union since 1979 and a member of the Union of Soviet (Russian) artists since 1988. Allahverdov's oil paintings are made in several styles, such as: neorealism, surrealism, abstract expressionism and is distinguished by the vivid use of bright colors.
The artist was a student, and then a good friend and assistant to the most famous master of Soviet realism portraiture, People's Artist of the Soviet Union Dmitry Nalbandyan (1906-1993).
Allahverdov’s original paintings were repeatedly exhibited in the Moscow Union of Artists in the exhibition halls of the Kuznetsk Bridge and the Manege, as well as in the iconic Metropol hotels and art galleries throughout Russia and abroad. His works are exhibited in private collections in Russia, Armenia, Germany, Greece, Japan, Switzerland and the USA. For the period 2015-2018, Andrei wrote a series of paintings about famous artists (impressionists). The series consists of 45 paintings of 40/30 inches in size and is located on its website: allakhverdov.com
Such a series in the history of painting has not yet been. Since 2014, Andrei Allahverdov has been living in Boston USA.
