on a square in Ekaterinburg at the junction of Lenin Prospect and Michurin Street. The work of sculptor Andrei Antonov (1944–2011), the composition depicts three Ural artists: Misha Brusilovsky, Vitaly Volovich and Herman Metelev. Literature • In 2002, the "Ural Gold Foundation" (Yekaterinburg) and the journal "Our heritage" (Moscow), published the book "Misha Brusilovsky. World of the artist", which tells the story of the life and work of Misha Brusilovsky. Author: Aleksandr Ryumin. External links Misha Brusilovsky on the site UralKartina Misha Brusilovsky`s works in Mi-Art gallery Misha Brusilovsky on the site Art-Slovar gallery Misha Brusilovsky’s works in the gallery Manole Misha Brusilovsky’s works in the gallery RusArt Misha Brusilovsky’s biography on the site Artru.info Misha Brusilovsky’s works in the gallery "Shlepyanov-Art" Ural Artist Creates Six-foot Portrait of Nicholas II and Son Official site of "Sotheby`s" auction house (Result of the sale of Misha Brusilovsky’s painting “Football”, 28 November 2006, London) Sources Ekaterinburg artists: Misha Brusilovsky Article by Rina Mikhailova "Painting as confession for the soul..." Article by Kasia Popova "Everyone can give one grain…". "Kommersant" newspaper Biography of Misha Brusilovsky on the site Artists’ "Union of Russia" Interview with Misha Brusilovsky in "Komsomol’skaya Pravda" E. P. Alekseev. G Mosin and M. Brusilovsky’s painting "1918" : An analysis of the artistic system. "Misha Brusilovsky. World of the artist", 2002. Author: Aleksandr Ryumin. "Ural Gold Foundation" and the journal "Our Heritage"''. References 1931 births 2016 deaths 20th-century Russian painters Russian male painters 21st-century Russian painters Artists from Kyiv People from Yekaterinburg Soviet painters 20th-century Russian male artists 21st-century Russian male artists