Background
Gayvoronsky, Ludmila was born on December 4, 1939 in Kharkov, Ukraine. Arrived in the United States, 1980. Daughter of Pavel Nikanorovich Nikitin and Married Eva Lazarevna Skibityanskaya.
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Ludmila Gayvoronsky
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Ludmila Gayvoronsky, Russian artist, educator. Named Academy knight Academy Verbano, Italy, 1999; recipient Gold medal Festival of Art, Moscow, 1968, Jurors prize distinction Spring art competition, Moscow, 1969, medal of honor, Ukrainian Institute American, New York City, 1988, certified of appreciation United States Coast Guard, Governors Island, New York, 1989, Jurors prize distinction Sunapee art fair, New Hampshire, 1999.
Education
Diploma in Meteorology, Hydrometeorol. Institute, Odessa, Ukraine, 1961. Doctor of Philosophy in Geography, World Meteorological Center, Moscow, 1965.
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Surikov Art Institute, Moscow, 1968.
Career
Engineer-climatologist Climatological Observatory, Samara, Russia, 1961—1962. Engineer-agrometeorologist World Meteorological Center, Moscow, 1965—1966. Editor Institute of Technology Information, 1966—1969, chief editor, 1969—1979.
Instructor fine art Saints Cosmas & Damian Human Services Center, Staten Island, New York, 1983—1993. Professor fine art Lebanon College, New Hampshire, since 1997, Library. Art Center, Newport, since 1993.
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Membership
Member New Hampshire Art Association, Monadnock Area Artists.
Connections
Married Alexander Vitalievich Eremenko, June 9, 1996. 1 child, Gleb.
Awards
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Named Academy knight Academy Verbano, Italy, 1999. Recipient Gold medal Festival of Art, Moscow, 1968, Jurors prize distinction Spring art competition, Moscow, 1969, medal of honor, Ukrainian Institute American, New York City, 1988, certified of appreciation United States Coast Guard, Governors Island, New York, 1989, Jurors prize distinction Sunapee art fair, New Hampshire, 1999.Named Academy knight Academy Verbano, Italy, 1999. Recipient Gold medal Festival of Art, Moscow, 1968, Jurors prize distinction Spring art competition, Moscow, 1969, medal of honor, Ukrainian Institute American, New York City, 1988, certified of appreciation United States Coast Guard, Governors Island, New York, 1989, Jurors prize distinction Sunapee art fair, New Hampshire, 1999.