Stella Vengerovskaya

Born in Pavlograd in 1892, Vengerovskaya received her education abroad at the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia. During 1923-1926 worked as an artist at the State Porcelain Factory where she created a series of wonderful decorative drawings for porcelain paintings (primarily plates). Vengerovskaya’s work was presented at many domestic and international art exhibits, including Paris 1925 and London 1932. While she was clearly influenced by the work of Shchekatikhina-Pototskaya, Vengerovskaya developed her own unique style often using South Russian and Ukrainian folk subjects.

Soviet propaganda porcelain plate Ukrainian couple in love by Vengerovskaya
Ukrainian couple
Soviet propaganda porcelain platter Blacksmith by Vengerovskaya
Blacksmith mark
Soviet porcelain plate Accordionist by Stella Vengerovskaya
Accordionist
Soviet porcelain platter with Ukrainian Scene by Vengerovskaya
Ukrainian Scene
Soviet Porcelain Plate "Chronicler" by Stella Vengerovskaya. State Porcelain Factory
Chronicler
Soviet Porcelain Plate "The Snow Maiden" by Stella Vengerovskaya 1924
Snow Maiden mark
Soviet Porcelain Plate "The Czar" by Stella Vengerovskaya
The Czar
Soviet Porcelain Plate "The Swings" by Vengerovskaya
The Swings
Soviet Porcelain dish "Blind Musicians" by Vengerovskaya
Blind Musicians
Teapot
Sugar Bowl
Creamer

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