Igor Gubskiy

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Igor Gubskiy (11 June 1954 – 8 February 2022) was a Ukrainian artist, rated 4A in the United Art Rating with individual style and relevant price recommendation. Gubskiy is one of the few artists noted by State Tretyakov Gallery, as a bright representative of the Ukrainian school of the 20th century, together with Tatyana Yablonskaya and Andriy Kotska. State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russian Federation. Gubskiy's works are held in the National Art Museum of Ukraine, State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow, Russian Federation), Malmö Art Museum (Sweden), Gorlovka Art Museum, Sumy Art Museum, Lugansk Art Museum, and private collections in Ukraine, Britain, Canada, Germany, Israel, The Netherlands, Sweden and the United States (New York City and Chicago). Igor Gubskiy was born on June 11, 1954, in the small town of Kadiivka, Voroshilovgradskaya Region. His father, Ivan Gubskiy, was an artist, and his mother, Lyudmila Gubskaya, was a housewife. He spent his childhood in Kadievka, and later moved with his parents to Voroshilovgrad. Beginning in 1969, Gubsky studied art in Voroshilovgrad Art School; he graduated with honors in 1973 and received a specialty of art and drafting teacher. In 1973, after graduating from the Art School, he enrolled in Kyiv State Art Institute, faculty of painting. After the second course, Gubskiy studied in Victor Puzyrkov's workshop.