Lyuba Titovets
Born and raised
in St. Petersburg (former Leningrad), Russia, Luyba began
her art instruction at the age of five.
She went on to received both her B.A. and her M.F.A. at St. Petersburg State University
College of Fine Art. She then spent four years working as an Art History
Instructor at the University and as a Stage and Costume Designer at the
theater, Mask, in St. Petersburg. In
1992 Lyuba moved with her family to the United States.
Since moving
to the United States, she has received many awards and honors including: Best
of Show 2000, Sun Bowl International Art
Competition and 1996 Best of Show at The Sierra Medical and El Paso Art
Association International Competition, Creative Art Award at the Oil Painters
of America Annual National Competition 2000, First Place in the International
Miniature Fine Art Exhibit in Florida; an invitation to Westminster Abby in England
as one of America’s miniature artist and invitations to “ Great American
Artists” Exhibitions 1998-2006 in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 2005 her work from this exhibit become part
of the largest private collection of Western Art in the United States. In 2008
her work represented the USA in the exhibit “Women Without Borders” that traveled throughout
consulates on US/Mexico border. Most
recently she was part of the exhibition “Inquisitive Eyes” at the El Paso
Museum of Art. Her paintings have
been part of the “Art in US Embassies ”
Program, representing art from the United States in Kirgiz Republic from 2009 thru 2011. Reproductions of her work can be seen in the
Women's Museum in Dallas, Texas and her name is in the National Archive “Women
in the Arts” in Washington, D.C.
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