Tatyana Aleksandrovna Gorbachevskaya
«Silver Starfall»
Paper, watercolor, 50x60, 2012
«Silver Starfall»
Paper, watercolor, 50x60, 2012
Tatyana Aleksandrovna Gorbachevskaya
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«Silver Starfall»
Late autumn sings its song,
Weaving branches into lace,
The round dance of vibrant leaves
The wind has swept along the roads.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
Weaving branches into lace,
The round dance of vibrant leaves
The wind has swept along the roads.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
The dawn has burned out, you are gone,
The velvet of night is washed away by the dawn.
Why then do you weep by the window?...
Late autumn keeps its secret.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of your soul,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
The velvet of night is washed away by the dawn.
Why then do you weep by the window?...
Late autumn keeps its secret.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of your soul,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
In memory of our love and dream—
A silver starfall upon the shoulders,
In memory of our partings and longing,
In memory of our last missed meeting—
I carry you up into the heavenly heights,
And once again you are with me, you are mine!
Tell me what happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
A silver starfall upon the shoulders,
In memory of our partings and longing,
In memory of our last missed meeting—
I carry you up into the heavenly heights,
And once again you are with me, you are mine!
Tell me what happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
View painting/Collapse
«Silver Starfall»
Late autumn sings its song,
Weaving branches into lace,
The round dance of vibrant leaves
The wind has swept along the roads.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
Weaving branches into lace,
The round dance of vibrant leaves
The wind has swept along the roads.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
The dawn has burned out, you are gone,
The velvet of night is washed away by the dawn.
Why then do you weep by the window?...
Late autumn keeps its secret.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of your soul,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
The velvet of night is washed away by the dawn.
Why then do you weep by the window?...
Late autumn keeps its secret.
I carried you up into the sky,
You were only with me, you were mine.
Tell me, what has happened,
Hold out the thread of your soul,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
In memory of our love and dream—
A silver starfall upon the shoulders,
In memory of our partings and longing,
In memory of our last missed meeting—
I carry you up into the heavenly heights,
And once again you are with me, you are mine!
Tell me what happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
A silver starfall upon the shoulders,
In memory of our partings and longing,
In memory of our last missed meeting—
I carry you up into the heavenly heights,
And once again you are with me, you are mine!
Tell me what happened,
Hold out the thread of love,
And give me the words: «I am yours.»
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Tatyana Aleksandrovna Gorbachevskaya
Artist, art historian
Tatyana Aleksandrovna Gorbachevskaya was born on April 21, 1971, in the small military town of Priozersk on the shores of Lake Balkhash, Kazakhstan.
A year later, her father, an officer, was transferred to serve in Akademgorodok, Novosibirsk. After a few years in Siberia, the family moved to Kyiv, Ukraine, and then to Gomel, Belarus, where Tatyana completed secondary school and gained her first artistic experience.
She honed her professional skills at the Glebov Gomel Art College, affiliated with the Belarusian State Academy of Arts, majoring in easel painting, and graduated with honors in 1996. In 2003, she graduated with honors from the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts in Minsk, majoring in Culturology.
In 2003, she moved to the United States with her family. She traveled extensively across the country, studying its culture and becoming acquainted with American artistic traditions, while continuing to paint, developing and refining her visual style. Her brush gave rise to urban landscapes painted from life in oil and acrylic, as well as portraits. It was also here that Tatyana Gorbachevskaya gained her first experience participating in prestigious art competitions. At the same time, she has not lost touch with Belarus, regularly returning to conduct master classes for the local watercolor community and participating in art events and thematic meetings.
She currently lives and works in the USA. She is a member of the Union of Artists, Composers, and Writers of America, a member of the New York artists' association «Pen & Brush, Inc», and a member of the «Studio Montclair» artists' union in New Jersey, USA.
She actively participates in the life of American and international art organizations. She is the creator of solo exhibitions in various countries around the world and has received numerous awards.
A year later, her father, an officer, was transferred to serve in Akademgorodok, Novosibirsk. After a few years in Siberia, the family moved to Kyiv, Ukraine, and then to Gomel, Belarus, where Tatyana completed secondary school and gained her first artistic experience.
She honed her professional skills at the Glebov Gomel Art College, affiliated with the Belarusian State Academy of Arts, majoring in easel painting, and graduated with honors in 1996. In 2003, she graduated with honors from the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts in Minsk, majoring in Culturology.
In 2003, she moved to the United States with her family. She traveled extensively across the country, studying its culture and becoming acquainted with American artistic traditions, while continuing to paint, developing and refining her visual style. Her brush gave rise to urban landscapes painted from life in oil and acrylic, as well as portraits. It was also here that Tatyana Gorbachevskaya gained her first experience participating in prestigious art competitions. At the same time, she has not lost touch with Belarus, regularly returning to conduct master classes for the local watercolor community and participating in art events and thematic meetings.
She currently lives and works in the USA. She is a member of the Union of Artists, Composers, and Writers of America, a member of the New York artists' association «Pen & Brush, Inc», and a member of the «Studio Montclair» artists' union in New Jersey, USA.
She actively participates in the life of American and international art organizations. She is the creator of solo exhibitions in various countries around the world and has received numerous awards.
Tatyana Aleksandrovna Gorbachevskaya
Artist, art historian
Tatyana Aleksandrovna Gorbachevskaya was born on April 21, 1971, in the small military town of Priozersk on the shores of Lake Balkhash, Kazakhstan.
A year later, her father, an officer, was transferred to serve in Akademgorodok, Novosibirsk. After a few years in Siberia, the family moved to Kyiv, Ukraine, and then to Gomel, Belarus, where Tatyana completed secondary school and gained her first artistic experience.
She honed her professional skills at the Glebov Gomel Art College, affiliated with the Belarusian State Academy of Arts, majoring in easel painting, and graduated with honors in 1996. In 2003, she graduated with honors from the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts in Minsk, majoring in Culturology.
In 2003, she moved to the United States with her family. She traveled extensively across the country, studying its culture and becoming acquainted with American artistic traditions, while continuing to paint, developing and refining her visual style. Her brush gave rise to urban landscapes painted from life in oil and acrylic, as well as portraits. It was also here that Tatyana Gorbachevskaya gained her first experience participating in prestigious art competitions. At the same time, she has not lost touch with Belarus, regularly returning to conduct master classes for the local watercolor community and participating in art events and thematic meetings.
She currently lives and works in the USA. She is a member of the Union of Artists, Composers, and Writers of America, a member of the New York artists' association «Pen & Brush, Inc», and a member of the «Studio Montclair» artists' union in New Jersey, USA.
She actively participates in the life of American and international art organizations. She is the creator of solo exhibitions in various countries around the world and has received numerous awards.
She actively participates in the life of American and international art organizations. She is the creator of solo exhibitions in various countries around the world and has received numerous awards.