Valentin Fokeyev was born in Simontsevo of the Vladimir region. He studied under A.Ovchinnikova at the Mstera Vocational Art School from 1955 to 1959. In 1967, Valentin Fokeyev graduated from the Moscow Art Technological institute. He has participated in art exhibitions, and he has been a member of the USSR Union of Artists since 1975.
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Dugina G. N., Pozdnyakova V. V., 1996. THE ART OF MSTIORA. CATALOG OF MSTIORA ART MUSEUM EXHIBITS. Vladimir "POKROVA" Publishers ISBN 5-87393-002-3
Дугина Г. Н., Позднякова В. В., 1996.ИСКУССТВО МСТЕРЫКАТАЛОГ ЗКСПОЗИЦИИ МСТЕРСКОГО ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННОГО МУЗЕЯ
ТОО издательство "Покрова" 600025, г. Владимир, Октябрьский пр-т, 9. Тел. 2-63-98 Набор и верстка ПКТОО "Эволюта" 6000, г. Владимир, ул. III Интернационала, 68. Тел. 2-53-34
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V. Fokeev's works are sited at these books:
I. Guliayev V., 1989, RUSSIAN LACQUERED MINIATURES, AURORA ART PUBLISHERS, Leningrad:
1. Powder-case "Lel's Songs" (1980, All-Russia Museum of Decorative and Folk Arts, Moscow), # 193.
2. Casket "The Unsubdued City" (1970, All-Russia Museum of Decorative and Folk Arts, Moscow), # 194.
3. Casket "We won't shirk the battle" (1970, All-Russia Museum of Decorative and Folk Arts, Moscow), # 210.
II. Maria Nekrasova, 1994, RUSSIAN LACQUER MINIATURES. FEDOSKINO, PALEKH, KHOLUY, MSTERA, SOGLASIE, Moscow:
1. Box "The Russian towns gathered under the banner of Moscow (1980, All-Russia Museum of Decorative and Folk Arts, Moscow), # 218.
III. Dugina G. N., Pozdnyakova V. V., 1996. THE ART OF MSTIORA. CATALOG OF MSTIORA ART MUSEUM EXHIBITS. Vladimir "POKROVA" Publishers ISBN 5-87393-002-3:
Page 78:
1. Box "On Guard" (1969).
2. Needle-case "Seeing off Russian Warriors" (1970).
3. Casket "Russian Folk Tales" (1979).
4. Casket "Reminiscences" (1980).
IV. RUSSIAN LACQUERS, V/O ROSVNESHTORG, 1989, Moscow, USSR:
1. Casket "Giant Gate", page 59.
V. Voronova O. "LACQUER MINIATURES FROM MSTIORA", 1980, AURORA ART PUBLISHERS, Leningrad:
1. Casket "The City Unsubdued" (1977, property of the RSFSR Ministry of Culture), # 59.
2. Casket "Matiusha Pepelny" (1977, property of the RSFSR Art Fund), # 60.
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