Matushkina Nina Dmitrievna was born in 1962 in the town of Yuzha, Ivanovo Region where she resides at present.
In 1987 the artist finished the Palekh Art School. Her teachers were Gordeev A.V. and Borunov A.V. The diploma work of Matushkina N.D. was a casket entitled “The tale of Sleeping Princess and seven bogatyrs”.
More than once Matushkina N.D. was awarded with diplomas for her successful work in the field of lacquer miniature painting. Her works are kept in private collections. Began exhibiting in 1991.<
The artist paints her compositions in the style of Palekh lacquered miniature using tempera paints. The themes of her works are genre scenes against a background of nature and landscapes (different seasons).
Nina Dmitrievna thinks that the most important stages while working at a lacquered miniature are choice of colors, conveyance the given emotions and moods from chosen themes and technical execution.
Beginning to work on a new casket, the artist intends to find something new in a theme’s interpretation, and also she wants to improve her professional level, not loosing the traditions of Palekh miniature painting. Finishes working, when all her artistic explorations are realized and when she is satisfied with all technical methods.
Nina Dmitrievna prefers to use in painting blue, rose, emerald, green and white tones. Coloring of her boxes is unique and that is why a viewer may easily recognize her works. It usually takes her 7-8 days to finish working on a box.
Works by such prominent artists as Khodov V.M., Livanova I.V, Markichev I.V. had a great influence on the artist’s creative work.
In her free time Nina Dmitrievna likes to read and walk in the forest.
To all amateurs of Palekh lacquered miniature the artist wishes to have cheerful and bright disposition and love nature.
 Bratchikova Ye. K., 1996, "MINIATURISTS OF PALEKH. NAME REFERENCE", RUSSLIT, Moscow, 5-7739-0001-7, 5-86508-035-0
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