Nina Aleksandrovna Malysheva (1914-1983)

Technique: Porcelain, painting, gilding.

On the base the mark of the Dulyovo Porcelain Factory. Soviet porcelain sculptor. She studied at MIPIDI (faculties of art ceramics and decorative sculpture) Earlier – at FZU, in a group of metal turners, and also at the art school named after 1905. After graduating from the institute in 1947 she began working at the Dulyovo Porcelain Factory, where she created a large number of sculptures: “Telephone Conversation”, “Manicure”, “In the Far North”, “The Plane Has Arrived”, “Lost”, “Lezginka”, “Walk” (“Mum with Pram”), etc. Nina Aleksandrovna called her works “sketches from life”. The sculptor executed her works from beginning to end and was the author of the forms and the painting prototypes. Young Poultry Keeper. Dulyovo, 1955. Porcelain, painting, gilding, 18×10.5×9.5 cm