Olga Vaulina studied at the Vhutein in Leningrad (1921-1926) under A.E. Karev's and M.V. Matyushin's tutelage. She was a member of the ZORVED Group and the KORN (Russian abbr. stands for: "The Collective of Broadened Observation. A group of Artists") - Petrograd, Leningrad, 1919-1932. The group consisted of M.V. Matuyshin's students from "The Studio of Spatial Realism". In 1924 works of the group were exhibited at the XIV International Art Exhibition in Venice. The group's most significant achievement was a collective work "Variability Laws of Colour Combinations. Colour Reference Book" (M., 1932, 425 copies). In 1934-1937 she studied at the Academy of Arts under A. Osmerkin's tutelage. Olga Vaulina is the author of such paintings in oil as "Cotton Picking" (1934), "Kolkhozniky (The Collective Farmers)"(1941).