Boris Uan-Zo-li (b. 1938, Moscow) holds degrees in both engineering and art — the Moscow Power Institute, 1962, and a Master's from the Moscow Polygraphic Institute, 1969, earned as an evening student while working full time as an aerospace power-electronics engineer. The paintings are built with an engineer's precision and painted in strong, saturated color.
All paintings are oil on canvas.
Greek Soldier, 2019
John Lennon, 1991
Ancient Rome, 2017
Bob Dylan, 2012
John the Baptist, 1990
Mikhail Bulgakov, 1991
Jesus Christ, 1995
Self-Portrait in Buddhist Style, 1981
Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1987
Vladimir Lenin, 1986
16th Century Englishman, 1998
Portrait of a Young Jewish Woman, 1980
Pablo Picasso, 1980
Andrey Sakharov, 1982
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, 2004
New York City, 2017
Unknown Woman (after Kramskoi), 1998
Christianity, 1984
Woody Allen, 2019
View from a Window, 1994
Isaac Babel, 1979
A Lonely Man with a Cat in Paris, 1993
Gates to Paradise, 1995
City of Paris, 1999
Bulat Okudzhava, 1983
Self-Portrait, 1991
Trinity, 1990
Greek Mythology, 1980