"MY DREAM" Painting

Annenkov Peter Timofeevich, was Born in 1953, March 6 in Tashkent. Member of the Union of artists of the USSR (1988), member of the Academy of arts of Uzbekistan (1991). Silver medal of the Academy of arts of the Republic of Uzbekistan (2001).), awarded the order " Mehnat Shukhrati "(labor glory) (2002), Grand Prix of the MIFF competition "art of the book" for the album "Uzbekistan on the way of development "(2006, Russia, Moscow), Honored worker of culture of the Republic of Uzbekistan (2008). He graduated from Tashkent art and theater Institute. Ostrovsky's 1976 -1982., Department of book graphics. 1982-1985-editor of the children's fiction Department and fine arts, the chief artist in the Ministry of state printing Uz.SSR. 1985-1994-free artist, cooperation with publishing houses of children's literature of Uzbekistan, Russia, India, Germany and Switzerland. Since 1994 - General Director of "Art Press" at the present time. Developed the design of the Uzbek passport, participated and supervised the development of the design of state symbols, developed the design award of orders, medals, honorary signs and diplomas of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Actively engaged in book illustration. They feature more than 50 art and children's books, published a total circulation of more than 5 million copies. Over 30 highly artistic photo albums and art albums have been designed. Another area of activity of Peter Annenkov-work as a production artist of the animated film “history of Islam”. He held personal exhibitions of his paintings in many countries of the world: all stars gallery (Helsinki, Finland), gallery “Author's television“ (House of youth, Moscow, Russia), the Olympic Museum (Lausanne, Switzerland), ECU gallery (Cologne, Germany), Cassiopeia gallery (Rome, Italy), exhibition complex “Levanta“ (Bari, Italy), Central house of artists (Moscow, Russia), etc. The works of p. T. Annenkov are kept in the collections of the state Museum of arts of Uzbekistan, the Museum of modern art in Moscow, the Museum of Oriental art (Moscow), the Nukus Museum. I. V.