Background

Malyutin Sergey Vasilyevich was born on September 22, 1859, in Moscow, the capital of the Russian Federation.

Education

Malyutin studied at Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture (1883-1886) under the supervision of V.Y. Makovskiy, I.M. Pryanishnikov, and Y.S. Sorokin. Finished accountancy courses in Moscow (the beginning of the 1870s).

Career

After finishing accountancy courses in Moscow, Malyutin became an office clerk in Voronezh. After visiting the third exhibition of the Society of Itinerant Art Exhibitions, which took place in Voronezh in 1874, he finally made up his mind to become an artist.

Sergey Malyutin started participating in exhibitions since 1890. He mostly worked with genre art and portrait. He also worked in the sphere of book illustration, scenography, applied and decorative arts.

In 1922, Malyutin became a founder member of the Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia. In 1923, he was planning to organize workshops of «art industry» at Voronezh State University.

Achievements

• His works include pictures «Under convoy» (1898), «Feast in servants’ hall» (1910), «Artel’s lunch» (1934), portraits of many remarkable cultural figures, including I.A. Bunin (between 1914-1917). Moreover, Malyutin is an author of the portraits of Y.I. Uspensky (1919, 1921) and V.E. Regel, both of whom lived in Voronezh (1923, Voronezh Regional Art Museum named after I.N. Kramskoy).
  
  The works of Malyutin are displayed in the State Tretyakov Gallery, the State Russian Museum and many provincial museums.

Works

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  • Portrait of V.E. Regel 1923
  • Under convoy 1898
  • Portrait of V.S. Malyutin, the son of the painter 1895
  • Artel's lunch 1934
  • Friends 1889

Membership

Member, St. Petersburg Academy of Art from 1913.

References

• S.V. Malyutin. A book by Golynets G.
  1974
• Ilyushin and S.V. Malyutin. A book by Iljushin I.
  1953