Livanova, Tatyana (1931-2012)

Creator details

Name
Livanova, Tatyana (1931-2012)
Nationality
Russian
Biography
Tatyana Germanovna Livanova was born in Perm, 1931. Her father, German Livanov, was an architect and theatre director, and her mother, Vera Livanova, was a famous Soviet poster artist. She graduated as a designer from the All-Union State Institute of Cinematography in Moscow. During her career, Livanova had been working as a set and costume design artist for the circus, cinema, ballet and drama, as well as for TV productions. Livanova prepared costumes and stage designs for the Tatar State Theater of Opera and Ballet’s production of “Sleeping Beauty” (Peter Tchaikovsky), and for the ballet “Leili and Medzhyn” (Sergei Balasanyan).

Assets (163 in total)

Costume Design for 'Truth Is Good but Happiness Is Better' by Alexander Ostrovsky, 1876, 1971 (gouache on paper)
The Uzbek Circus Collective, 1963 (colour litho)
Young Women's Dormitory, Set Design for Film
Set Design for Theater Play (tempera on canvas)
Lenin and Kalinin in the Kremlin, Set Design for the Film
Suitors, 1972 (tempera on paper)
Red Riding-Hood, Act III, 1972 (tempera on paper)
Meeting, Set Design for the Film
Maid - Costume Design for
Costume Design for Ballet, 1970s (gouache on paper)
Two Uzbek women, 1960s (oil on canvas)
Set Design for Ballet

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