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eng Automatic Translation

Vasil Sidarovich

1905 – 1937

Artist, worked in the field of landscape painting and graphics.

In addition to his creative activities, Sidorovich was an active participant in the communist underground of Western Belarus during the time of Polish rule.

Recent works have addressed the problems and realities of political life in Western Belarus during its stay under Polish rule. It was published in periodicals of the time.

The artist's works did not remain in the public domain.

Associated institutions

Articles on KALEKTAR

Associated Documents

Selected dates:

1905

Born in the village of Sivitsa, Ashmisky district, Vilna province, (Russian Empire, now Smorgonsky district, Grodno region, Republic of Belarus).

1920s

A series of graphic sheets by Vasily Sidorovich was published in Vilnius.

1926—1927

He graduated from the Vilnius Belarusian Gymnasium, attended the art studio of Yuzep Drozdovich. He was published in school periodicals "Zolak", "Poklich", collaborated with the humorous and satirical magazine "Malanka".

Early 1930s

He emigrated, like other Western Belarusian artists, friends from the studio of Nikolai Vasilevsky and Roman Semashkevich, to the USSR. He studied at the Vitebsk Art College. For some time he worked as a production designer at the Chelyabinsk Theater, where he was repressed as an emigrant and a native of Western Belarus.

1937

Shot as an "emigrant and Polish spy", Chelyabinsk, NKVD.