Etching, Daily life of the construction of the Guta-Katowice Iron and Steel Work

Socialist Realism etching "Daily life of the construction of the Guta-Katowice Iron and Steel Works" created by Mykola Shelest between 1976-1977. This artwork depicts a group of determined construction workers and engineers at a site, with towering structures in the background. The piece captures the essence of Soviet-era industrial ambition, where human effort and engineering prowess converge to shape a new future. Shelest’s detailed etching brings the scene to life, from the textures of machinery to the workers’ expressions, conveying both the scale of the project and the individuals behind it. DETAILS: Name: Daily life of the construction of the Guta-Katowice Iron and Steel Works Artist: Mykola Shelest Year: 1976-1977 Medium: Etching Edition: 6/7 Sheet size: 56.5 x 45 cm. or 22 x 17.7 inches Print size: 44 х 34 cm or 17.3 x 13.4 inches Condition: Excellent, with minor signs of aging Style: Socialist Realism Mykola Shelest (b. 1936) is a renowned Ukrainian artist who seamlessly blends devotion to his homeland with an openness to global art trends. Shelest's acclaim extends beyond Ukraine, as his graphics and drawings are showcased in over 50 museums within Ukraine and 13 museums across Kazakhstan, Poland, Russia, the USA, France, and Japan. Additionally, his works grace private collections in more than 40 countries. The oeuvre of Mykola Shelest encapsulates the spirit of the Ukrainian people, reflecting its rich history and culture. Shelest adeptly employs your artistic skill to convey subtle nuances of mood, and his skillful selection of techniques renders each of his works distinctly unique. His etchings, lithograph and engravings are characterized by a textured stroke and a gentle interplay of tones. Perfect for collectors of historical and political art or those with an interest in industrial landscapes, "Daily life of the construction of the Guta-Katowice Iron and Steel Works" is a compelling visual narrative that captures a defining moment in Soviet and Ukrainian history. If you are an art collector, investor or want to enrich your living space, this piece will become a striking focal point. It is the perfect addition to your Eastern European art collection. This work of art is a piece of cultural history, reflecting the romantic ideals and artistic heritage of Ukrainian Art. NOTE: Please note that the colors in the picture may vary depending on your monitor settings. This painting is NOT framed! READY TO SHIP: Sold unframed. Shipping worldwide on a priority basis. Delivery from Ukraine (Kyiv). The painting is professionally packed for safe delivery. Free shipping with a number. Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from the art gallery. SHIPPING: The painting is packed and shipped professionally. We will always ship with care and appropriate packing materials. Painting will be shipped within 1-4 business days after we receive payment. Once your item has been shipped, you will receive an email from me via Etsy with the Tracking Number. Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from the art gallery. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me here. This artwork is non-returnable! Returns: Dear customers, we only accept returns if the item is not as described, was damaged during delivery or lost. Returns are not accepted for any other reasons. International buyers - please note: Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These duties are the buyer's responsibility. Please contact your country's customs office to determine what additional costs will be incurred prior to bidding/purchasing. I have photographed this item accurately and honestly, as much as possible. I appreciate your visit to my store and your interest in the artwork. Thank you. More paintings in our gallery, please take the time to browse my other items: https://en.pinkoi.com/store/kobzar-art