Nikolay Kornilevich Pimonenko

After a serious illness, Pimonenko died on March 26, 1912. He was buried at the Lukyanovsky Cemetery in KievKiev.

• Ukrainian night. Date (1905)Ukrainian night. Date (1905)
• Haymaking (earlier 1912)Haymaking (earlier 1912)
• Self-portrait (earlier 1912)Self-portrait (earlier 1912)

• Ford (1901)Ford (1901)

• Evening is coming (1900) Evening is coming (1900)

• Victim of Fanaticism (1898)Victim of Fanaticism (1898)

• The Harvest in Ukraine (1896)The Harvest in Ukraine (1896)

• Easter Matins in Little Russia (1891)Easter Matins in Little Russia (1891)

• Yuletide divination (1888)Yuletide divination (1888)

• Matchmakers (1882)Matchmakers (1882)

(rus. doref.: Nikolay Kornilievich Pimonenko, ukr. Mikola Kornilovich Pimonenko; March 9 (21), 1862, KievKiev (on the Priorka), Kiev Province, Russian Empire - March 26 (April 8), 1912, Kiev, Russian Empire) was a Russian-Ukrainian genre painter, academician of the Imperial St. Petersburg Academy of ArtsImperial St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, member of the Association of Traveling Art Exhibitions.

Svaty (1886)

• Matchmakers (1882)
• Yuletide divination (1888)
• Easter Matins in Little Russia (1891)
• The Harvest in Ukraine (1896)
• Victim of Fanaticism (1898)
• Evening is coming (1900)
• Ford (1901)
• Ukrainian night. Date (1905)
• Haymaking (earlier 1912)
• Self-portrait (earlier 1912)

• N. K. Pimonenko's painting "Home" caused a scandal among the Wanderers. The painting without the artist's permission became the prototype of the vodka label "Spotykach", produced by the vodka manufacturer Shustov. The wanderers wrote an angry letter to Pimonenko, accusing him of corruption. The artist was forced to sue the manufacturer with a demand to withdraw the "Spotykach" from sale, and destroy the label.
• In 2006, the "absolute world record of sales of the artist Pimonenko" was set — the canvas "The Saleswoman of the canvas", (1901), was auctioned for 160 thousand US dollars.

• In 1952, a marble memorial plaque, architect M. M. Govdenko, was installed at the house No. 28 on Gogolevskaya Street in Kiev (the former estate of V. D. Orlovsky), where the artist lived and worked from 1883 to 1912.
• In 1959, one of the streets in the Shevchenko district of Kiev (formerly Monastyrskaya Street) was named after Nikolai Pimonenko.
• In 1997, the museum of N. K. Pimonenko (a branch of the Boyar Museum of Local Lore), built by the villagers, was opened in the village of Malyutyanka, Kiev-Svyatoshinsky district, Kiev region.

Zatenatsky Ya. P. Nikolay Kornilovich Pimonenko: life and work 1862-1912. - Kiev: Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR; Institute of Art History, Folklore and Ethnography., 1955. - 110 p.

Ogievskaya I. V. Nikolay Pimonenko: Album = Mikola Pimonenko: Album. - Kiev: Mystetstvo, 1983. - 107 p— - 22,000 copies.

Painting. Vladimir Orlovsky, Nikolay Pimonenko = Painting. Vladimir Orlovsky, Mikola Pimonenko. - Khmelnitsky: Artania Nova. Gallery, 2008. - 192 p— - ISBN 966-8914-03-1.

• Zatenatsky Ya. P. Nikolay Kornilovich Pimonenko: life and work 1862-1912. - Kiev: Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR; Institute of Art History, Folklore and Ethnography., 1955. - 110 p.

• Ogievskaya I. V. Nikolay Pimonenko: Album = Mikola Pimonenko: Album. - Kiev: Mystetstvo, 1983. - 107 p— - 22,000 copies.

• Painting. Vladimir Orlovsky, Nikolay Pimonenko = Painting. Vladimir Orlovsky, Mikola Pimonenko. - Khmelnitsky: Artania Nova. Gallery, 2008. - 192 p— - ISBN 966-8914-03-1.