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Ilya Mirochnik, Bridgeview Alumni.

Ilya Mirochnik began his studies at the Bridgeview School in 2001 and continued through 2005. His instructors were Polina Osnachuk, Felix Sherman, Samuel Kudish, Dimitry Gerrman, and Vitaly Patrov.

In the summer of 2005, he participated in a Bridgeview Master Class organized at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts in Russia. Ilya's studies at Bridgeview and his visit to Russia made him decide to enter the Repin Academy for a 6 year BFA/MFA program.

Currently Ilya is in his forth year at the Repin Academy where he joined the studio of Professor Blokhin.

Congratulations to you, Ilya! Bridgeview is very proud of your accomplishments.



Ilya Mirochnik (first on left) with Bridgeview student Jim Sondow
and Bridgeview co-founder John Murray at the Repin Academy
in St. Petersburg, Russia. Summer 2005.


Figure Drawing by Ilya Mirochnik, done at the Repin Academy, third year.


Portrait of Alexei, oil on board, done at the Repin Academy, third year.


Figure study, oil on canvas, done at the 4th year of the Repin Academy.


Early Spring in St. Petersburg, oil on panel, 2010


Portrait study by Ilya Mirochnik, done at the Repin Academy, second year


Figure study, pastel sauce on toned paper.


Portrait study, pastel sauce on toned paper.
This drawing by Ilya was taken by the Academy
into its Academic Fund as an example for other students.


Portrait study, oil on canvas.


Still Life, oil on canvas. Preparation course at the Academy.


Attributes of Art, oil on canvas. While in Laguardia High School Ilya attended a studio of Professor Gervits in New York (former professor of Repin Academy) where he painted this still life.


Portrait study, pencil on paper.