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Aleksandr Dubrovskyy is a Ukrainian painter whose artistic journey spans decades of dedication to color and composition. Born in 1949, he studied fine arts in Enakievo before continuing his education at the Kharkov State Art School. He was mentored by renowned Soviet artists, including K. Lomykin, F. Zakharov, and T. Yablonskaya, whose influence helped shape his distinctive style.
Since the 1970s, Dubrovskyy has participated in numerous exhibitions across the Soviet Union, Japan, Algeria, Germany, and France. His plein air expeditions have taken him across Ukraine, Europe, and the Himalayas, inspiring his vivid, impressionistic landscapes.
He has also contributed to monumental art, creating mosaic panels for historic cathedrals, including Saint Mina in Alexandria and St. George’s Cathedral in Kyiv. His works are held in museum collections and private galleries worldwide.





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