Brief introduction of Nicholas Fisher

Success has always been with him, and his works have aroused strong repercussions in society. Americans wrote in newspapers and magazines: "If you want to see miracles, then you can go to Feixin Exhibition."

Fei Xin has lived in the United States for many years and has been thinking about his motherland. He has always regarded himself as a Russian artist and has never been assimilated by the lifestyle on the other side of the ocean. 1946 After World War II, he was greatly encouraged by the victory of the Soviet people over fascism. He always wanted to know how his motherland was rebuilt and reborn, and how the artistic career of his motherland developed. He wrote in the letter: "All of you have achieved the greatest success in my country, and this kind of praise and honor belongs to you." He fantasized about seeing the Volga River again, and he came to the conclusion on the way: "An artist can't leave his motherland under any circumstances. A person's whole spiritual foundation begins to be laid in childhood and grows with the surrounding environment until he dies of old age. In a foreign country, you are just a physical existence, because people who are often lonely cannot understand the meaning of life. " 1922, he got typhus, and the famine at that time aggravated his sudden tuberculosis. All this forced him to become depressed. Persuaded by his friends, he accepted the invitation of new york Academy of Fine Arts and immigrated to the United States. In his later years, his wife left him, and he lived alone in a humble house in the suburbs of Los Angeles. He was very sad. He realized more and more that artists can only live and create in the motherland. His works include The Portrait of Willa Adort Skaya and The Portrait of the Painter Selba Kaufshaw.

1926 when the great Russian painter ilya efimovich repin answered the question of who is the most talented painter in the contemporary era, he said brightly: "Fei Xin!"

More than 30 years have passed, 1955,/kloc-0 10. On 5 October, a short message was sent by Ross-Arcelors News Agency: Russian painter Nikola Fischer died at the age of 76.