Mikhail Scheglov
Biography
Mikhail Scheglov is a theater and film production designer, painter, and actor. He is a member of the Union of Artists (1976) and the Union of Artists of Russia (1995). He graduated from the All-Russian Academy of Arts with a degree in theatrical and decorative painting. Scheglov worked as an artist in 16 films (including "Intervention" 1968, "Farewell to the White Nights" 1969, and "Fouette" 1986), as well as many theatrical productions. In 1978, he worked as a set designer and costume designer for the rock opera "The Flemish Legend," staged by the "Singing Guitars" ensemble.
Mikhail Scheglov is a theater and film production designer, painter, and actor. He is a member of the Union of Artists (1976) and the Union of Artists of Russia (1995). He graduated from the All-Russian Academy of Arts with a degree in theatrical and decorative painting. Scheglov worked as an artist in 16 films (including "Intervention" 1968, "Farewell to the White Nights" 1969, and "Fouette" 1986), as well as many theatrical productions. In 1978, he worked as a set designer and costume designer for the rock opera "The Flemish Legend," staged by the "Singing Guitars" ensemble.
