1978 - 1984 – studied at Belarusian State Theatre and Art Institute
1993 – member of the Belarusian Union of Artists

Anatoly Belyavsky is a contemporary Belarusian artist. He works in the genres of landscape, portrait, and historical painting. He follows the traditions of the classical realist school of painting. Of all the genres that Anatoly Belyavsky works in, his landscapes take pride of place. He takes inspiration from the works of Ivan Aivazovsky and William Turner. His canvases are imbued with tempestuous moods and stormy emotions. Hills and rock faces as well as majestic trees and thunderheads are expressively painted using wide brushstrokes, and they help to markedly intensify the artist's work. The clarity of the artist's composition and the play of cold and warm colors create spectacular and solemn images of nature. Paintings on large-format canvases, in which the sharp tonal contrasts create emotionally intense scenes, occupy a special place in the artist's work. It is in such works that Anatoly Belyavsky feels most at ease. The artist has been able to reveal his true strength and talent in the course of his arduous and painstaking work on large canvases.

Permanent collections:
Mogilev Regional Arts Museum n.a. P. V. Maslennikov, Belarus
State Literary-Commemorative Museum of Yakub Kolas, Belarus
State Literary Museum of Yanka Kupala, Belarus
Puhovichi Regional Museum of Local Lore, Belarus
Belarusian State Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life, Belarus
Smorgon Museum of Local Lore and History, Belarus
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Belarus