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Marina Pavlovna Bakalinskaya was born on the 30th of July, 1900 in the city of Voronezh.
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Marina Pavlovna Bakalinskaya
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In 1928 Marina graduated from the Voronezh Art and Industrial College (her teachers were A.A. Bunkuri, S.M. Romanovich). She had an internship in the Moscow Central Studio Vsekohudozhnika in the studio of B.V. Ioganson (1946). Bakalinskaya participated in some local and regional exhibitions since 1926. She worked mainly in the genres of thematic composition and portrait. During the Great Patriotic War she lived in Tambov.
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Marina Pavlovna is the author of such works as The First Voronezh Tram (1927), Bathing of Don Collective Farm Workers (1930), Cabbage Harvesting (1930), Behind Enemy Lines (1942), Portrait of the Artist Stakhovsky (1950) and others. From the beginning of the 1950s she was engaged in the design of visual propaganda in the city's Houses of Culture and Clubs as well as performances on the stage of the Palace of Pioneers.
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