Name/Title
Kadulin, Vladimir Fedorovich (NA) "July Flowers"Entry/Object ID
2025.900.FA18187Tags
Oil PaintingDescription
This dramatic still life is created using bold brush strokes and skillful blending, combined with high-contrast lighting. Two vases—one of gladiolus, the other filled with yellow roses—sit upon a small table near a brick wall and arched window. A stem without a rose blossom lies alone, enigmatically.Collection
Mt. Morris TB Hospital FAP CollectionMade/Created
Artist
Kadulin, Vladimir FedorovichDate made
1935 - 1940Condition
Date Examined
Jul 26, 2025Notes
2+ cracks upper left corner, 5+ chips upper left corner/middle right/middle edge/lower middle right, 8 scratches right middle to lower middle right/upper right and left corners, 13 holes lower middle left small/corners, stain/fading lower right cornerRecommendations
needs frame, big tear, paint chippedProvenance
Provenance Detail
Created under the Works Progress Administration’s Federal Art Project (1930s–1940s), this collection of easel paintings was originally installed at the Mount Morris Tuberculosis Sanitorium in Livingston County, New York. Following the sanitorium’s closure in 1970, the artworks were abandoned and remained in storage until their rediscovery decades later. Now preserved and exhibited by the Genesee Valley Council on the Arts (GVCA), the collection is housed at the New Deal Museum in Mount Morris. Current efforts include digitization, high-resolution photography, and the creation of an online archive to ensure long-term public access and research availability.General Notes
Note Type
Cataloging NoteNote
See the entry titled 'New Deal Collection Documents' for supporting documents, and general historic and research information.
