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Nikolay Nikolaevich Lukashuk. September 5, 1957, the city of Kuibyshev (Samara), Russia.
Artist, painter. He works in the easel painting technique. The artist is very skilled and successful, especially in urban landscapes and rural landscapes.
He began his artistic career in 1998.
Member of the Russian Union of Artists since 2005.
Paintings of the modern Russian painter Nikolay Lukashuk are presented in private collections in Russia and abroad.
Awards:
• Diploma and silver medal of the First International Art Salon "Path of Unity" for contributions to the development of art in 2009. (Moscow)
• Certificate of Honor from the Russian Academy of Arts, 2007. (Moscow)
• Certificate of Honor from the Head of the Russian Union of Artists “For success in creativity and promotion of the development of fine arts in Russia,” 2012. (Moscow)
• The Medal "Hero of Our Time" “For outstanding talent and charity” Samara.
• Certificate of Honor from the Minister of Culture "For development and support of Fine Arts," 2017
• Charter from the Ministry of Education of the Samara region, 2017 "For significant contribution to the development of education"
Governor’s Award “For preserving the character of Samara in his artworks.” 2018.
• Award from the Minister of Culture in the field of fine arts “For success in creativity and promotion of the arts development in Russia.”
Governor’s Gratitude “For charity.” 2022.
The Silver Medal of the Russian Union of Artists “For development of visual art” 2024.
Governor’s Gratitude “For contributions to the visual arts” 2025.
Museums:
The Ulyanovsk Art Museum houses the work of Lukashuk – the painting "Among the Birches," 2016
The Tolyatti Art Museum – painting "The Moonlight Night," 2014
The Art Museum in the village of Bolshoe Boldino – painting "An Arbor of Wishes," 2008
The Art Museum in Samara – painting "The Summer Rain," 2017
Education:
Kuibyshev Art School (Samara Art School named after Petrov-Vodkin) 1982.
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