Hello, Lesha! (1987)

Artist Alexey Anikeenok with an easel and canvas climbs the stairs.

Pages of the Book of reviews, texts of reviews about the works of Alexey Anikeenko.

Faces of visitors to the exhibition of works by A. Anikeenka, entries in the book of reviews.

Photo portrait of the artist Anikeenka.

The poet Nikolai Belyaev tells about the life and creative fate of A. Anikeenka, the style of his work (synchronously).

Works by Anikeenka on the walls of the exhibition hall.

Texts of newspaper articles and photo illustrations of the 1960s.

Anikeenok climbs the stairs.

Fragments of paintings created by Anikeenk.

Engineer Mustafin in the workshop of Anikeenka

Mustafin during the evening dedicated to the work of Anikeenka talks about his perception of the artist's works and friendship with him (synchronously), the faces of the participants of the evening, among them-N. Belyaev.

Tram on Kazan Street.

The conductor at the window.

People on the streets of the city.

The restaurant orchestra plays, the faces of the visitors.

Copies of Anikeenka's works on the walls of the restaurant hall, the faces of the dancers in the hall.

Types of streets of evening Kazan.

View of the courtyard of the house where Anikeenok lived.

Bulat Galeev talks about the work of Anikeyenka in the 1960s (synchronously).

Works of Anikeenka from the period of the 1960s.

Anikeenok in his studio, the texts of newspaper articles criticizing abstract art.

The poet Belyaev speaks at an evening dedicated to the memory of the artist, reads excerpts from the poem "The Sun".

Newsreel of the first half of the 1980s: Anikeenok at work

Anikeenok enters his studio, puts the painting on a stretcher.

Fragments of Anikeenka's work, interspersed with newsreels of Anikeenka at work.

Anikeenok climbs the stairs.

Stairs, fragments of the walls of the Peter and Paul Cathedral in Kazan, where the artist's workshop was located.

Paintings arranged along the walls and windows of the cathedral.

Views of the streets of Kazan, people on the streets.

Posters announcing the opening of an exhibition of Anikeenka's works on the walls of city buildings.

Anikeenka's painting "The Clown".