House at Night by Georgy Kovenchuck Russia, 1933-2015

Original oil painting titled House at Night by the Soviet-Russian avant-garde artist Georgy "Gaga" Vasilyevich Kovenchuk (1933–2015). 

Subject: A highly stylized, expressionistic night scene depicting a fuel station or building with prominent red gasoline pumps, a smoking chimney stack, and a dark, elongated shadow of a figure pumping fuel 

Oil on canvas, laid on board

68 x 48 cm (framed)

Features Kovenchuk's distinctive red monogram signature ("ГК" / "GK") in the lower-left corner. 

Georgy "Gaga" Kovenchuk was an honoured artist of Russia, widely celebrated for his versatile contributions to painting, graphic novel art, posters, and printmaking. Based in Saint Petersburg, his expressive style blends classic Russian avant-garde heritage with bold, modern colour blocking and loose, figurative geometry. His works are permanently preserved in major cultural institutions, including the State Russian Museum.