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Abstract
Pyotr Dik (1939–2002) is the world-famous artist of the second half of the 20th century, who was born in Altai. His works are kept in leading Russian museums and private collections. A specific feature of Dik's works is the use of a rare technique - pastel on –emery paper. This article attempts to identify iconographic motifs and types of compositions, which were characteristic of the artist's work.
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