Constantine Popov Biography

Constantine Popov (born 1965) is a contemporary Russian-Australian artist known for his vibrant, minimalist acrylic paintings. 

He is a descendant of prominent figures in Russian history and literature: his great-grandmother was the acclaimed poet Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva, and his great-grandfather was Ivan Vladimirovich Tsvetaev, the founder of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts.

Popov's work is characterised by bold traplines and a distinctive minimalist style, often featuring figures and still lifes.  He has lived in Australia for a number of years after previously residing in Europe. 

Key Points:

·       Family History:

Popov is a direct descendant of renowned Russian figures, adding to the historical and cultural significance of his work. 

·       Artistic Style:

His paintings are known for their bold traplines and minimalist aesthetic, often incorporating figures and still life elements. 

·       Geographic Influence:

Born in Russia, Popov lived in Europe before settling in Australia, where he has become a notable figure in the contemporary art scene.