On coming to England Sokolov discovered illustration was not a profession, experimented with sculpture and concentrated on oil-painting: portraits, which he undertook on a take it or leave it basis, landscape and groups which accentuated the unfamiliar, especially light and weather, and a fantastic view of a Europe where past and present mingle.
2019, 2nd February – 5th May. “A Russian painter in Northumberland”. The Granary Gallery, Dewar's Lane, Berwick-upon-Tweed. Sponsored by Art…
2005 “Commemoration of the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Victory in World War Two”. Exhibition of Soviet and Russian art 1960-2005,…
1989, 14th October–14th November. Series of prints for Goethe’s “Faust”. Faust Museum, Knittlingen, West Germany.
2014, 4 April–5 May. “The Countryside as Memory” (Derevnia kak pamiat’). Kirill Konstantinovich Sokolov 1930-2004. St Petersburg, V.V. Nabokov Museum.
2012, 3rd–17th November. “Kirill Sokolov 1930-2004”. Leicester, “The Sutton Gallery”, selling exhibition.
The Artist’s Estate: iks0912@gmail.com
