TIMELINE

Biographical Chronology

1891

Born in St. Petersburg, Russia

1914

Flight instructor in Military Aviation School Gatchina

1915

Sketches serve as basis for journalistic reports from Alexander Kuprin and press corps

1923

Attends the Academy of Art, mentored by Dimitry Kardovsky and Boris Kustodiev

1926

Married Alexandra Ivanova Matyukhina

1927

Appointed State Art Professor

1928

Post Graduate Study under Professor Alexander Savinov

1932

Arrested and condemned to ten years of hard labor in the GULAG

1936

Released from serving sentence in Svirsky Gulag

1937

All Crimea Exposition in the city of Simferopol.  His paintings, The Taking of the Perekop, Petitioners Visiting Lenin and Khaitarma were received with honorable mention by     critics.

1938

He becomes the Commissioner of Fine Art in the Crimea

1939

His painting, The Leader was acquired by the Black Sea Fleet for battleship “Black Ukraine”

1940

Director of Art for the Crimean Agricultural Exposition

1941

Art Presentation at the All Soviet Exposition in Moscow

1942

Leaves Russia for Switzerland

1942

Leaves Russia for Switzerland

1948

Exhibit in Innsbruck, Austria “Last Steps in the Homeland” was awarded First prize. The study of the painting “Last Steps in the Homeland” can be found in Far East Museum in Khabarovsk.

1948

 Immigrates to Argentina

1941

National exhibits in Moscow. Sokoloff presents seven paintings.  

1967

Exhibit “Celebration of Folk Art”, USA Oakland, California.

1969

Exhibit organized by the ARAS Russian-American Artist Union, San Francisco.

1972

Exhibit at Stanford University’s International Center.

1974

Exhibit “Fort Ross” , Oakland Museum.

1994

Exhibit in the Khabarovsk Far East Museum, “Russian Motives” by A. Sokoloff.

2001

The ceremony of transferring the portrait “Conchita Arguello” by A.Sokoloff to the Russian Historical Museum.

2004

During the celebration of the centennial of The State Memorial Suvorov Museum the Painting “The Capture of Ismail by Fieldmarshal A.Suvorov” was transferred to the Museum on Permanent exhibit.

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