Painting by I. N. Kramskoy “Peasant with a Bridle”

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1. Painting by Kramskoy “For Reading: Portrait of S. Kramskoy, Wife” Kramskoy portrayed his wife in this portrait, drawing it in 1869. As I know, he was very fond of his family and was attached to it, Kramskoy believed that the family is a fortress in which he could rest from his troubles with which he faced in life. His many works were created thanks to […]...
2. Consolidation of the painting by Kramskoy “Kramskoy, writing a portrait of her daughter” This painting is a self-portrait, which was written in 1884. This was the last work of the artist in this genre, written in the south of France, on the shores of the Azure Sea. It was there that Doctor Botkin recommended to go to the artist. Kramskoy was ill and forced to be treated, in […]...
3. Painting by Kramskoy “Polesovshchik” Kramskoy, like many other artists, touches on the theme of the peasantry in his work. Creating portraits of peasants, he shows himself a good portraitist, who knows how to accurately convey the emotions and emotions of his characters. In the picture “Polesovshchik” we see a man who comes out of the forest thicket, his clothes […]...
4. Painting by Kramskoy “The Mermaids” In the 1870s Ivan Nikolayevich Kramskoy was engaged in the organization of the Association of Wanderers and was his spiritual leader. At the same time he was attracted by the theme of the beauty of the lunar Ukrainian night, as if mesmerized by the mystery of the moonlight. The picture of Kramskoy “The Mermaid” is […]...
5. Painting by Kramskoy “Portrait of A. Suvorin” Kramskoy, painted a portrait of Suvorin in 1881. Suvorin was the publisher of the newspaper Novoye Vremya, and personally asked his friend Kramskoy to draw it. According to historians, this picture caused delight, but provoked a scandal. They said that in the portrait there are repulsive features of the protagonist. Kramskoy had to prove to […]...
6. Painting by Kramskoy “Portrait of Kuindzhi” Always rejoicing in someone else’s luck, in 1877 Kramskoy turns to Repin with an enthusiastic letter about the portrait of AI Kuindzhi written by him. After a passionate, professionally profound analysis of Repin’s painting, Kramskoy writes: “For the first time in my life I envied a living person, but not the unworthy envy that distorts […]...
7. Painting by Kramskoy “Portrait of PM Tretyakov” As far as I know, Kramskoy and Tretyakov were friends who met in 1869. In addition to the paintings bought by Tretyakov for his gallery from Kramskoy, and there were not a few of them (only about 12 were ordered for portraits), they were joined by friendly meetings and correspondence on the themes of political […]...
8. Painting by Kramskoy “Mina Moiseyev” I. Kramskoy painted a portrait of “Mina Moiseyev” in 1882, he was an etude to the canvas “An Old Man with a Bridle,” written the following year. The work was created in the village of Siverskaya near St. Petersburg. As an outstanding portraitist, the artist tried to capture not only the external features of a […]...
9. Painting by Kramskoy “Portrait of I. Shishkin” According to historians and critics, Kramskoy, was famous for his portraits. His portraits reflect those times in which the artist lived. He painted the people of those people who surrounded him. Portraits, which he painted, most accurately reflect the character of a person and his uniqueness. This is the secret of his paintings. Portrait of […]...
10. Painting by Kramskoy “Moonlight Night” The painting “Moon Night” was written by I. Kramskoy in 1880. Night landscapes are not uncommon in the artist’s work (we recall his “May Night”, “Evening at the Dacha”, “Divine Divination”). And in “Moonlit Night” – one of his most famous paintings – Kramskoy again takes up the solution of a complex coloristic task. He […]...
11. Painting by Repin “Portrait of the artist Kramskoy” I. Repin first heard about I. Kramskoy even before coming to Sankt Petersburg and admission to the IAH, when in the summer of 1863 he painted churches in the village of Sirotino in the Voronezh province with an iconographic artel. Their acquaintance took place in the winter of 1863 in the Drawing School of the […]...
12. Painting by Kramskoy “Christ in the desert” Paintings on religious themes occupy a large place in the work of artists of all times and peoples. Scenes from the Bible, motifs inspired by biblical stories always excited the imagination of artists. One of the significant moments of the history of Christ is his stay in the desert. Christ went there to decide how […]...
13. Co-operation on the painting “May Night” by Kramskoy Kramskoy painted the painting “May Night” in 1871, based on the work of N. Gogol. When creating this picture, the artist needed to plunge into the motif of Ukrainian fairy tales, to their magical moonlit nights, overgrown ponds, as well as mermaids and witches. The picture shows the river bank. The night, the dark time […]...
14. Painting by I. N. Kramskoy “Christ in the Desert” Reproduction of “The Christ in the Desert” painting by I. Kramskoy hangs in my room above the table. Friends, coming to me on a visit, ask in surprise: did I become a zealous Christian? And they are even more surprised at the unexpectedly negative answer. It seems to me that the picture, lovingly painted by […]...
15. Painting by Kramskoy “Portrait of the philosopher Solovyov” In 1885, Kramskoy takes care of Repin, defends his “Ivan the Terrible,” which reminded the Russians of the fate of the heroes of the Narodnaya Volya. And in the same year he painted a portrait of Vladimir Solovyov, who bravely opposed the death penalty of the First Martovites. The philosopher and poet Vladimir Sergeevich Soloviev […]...
16. Painting by Venetsianov “Peasant children in the field” Alexei Venetsianov is a famous Russian painter. Amazing is the fact that without having received an art education, he managed to become an influential artist and even create his own direction in painting. Peasant life was of interest to artists before, but it was Venetsianov who began to portray the peasants with love and affection. […]...
17. Painting by Kramskoy “Portrait of Leo Tolstoy” Tranquilism blows from the portrait of Kramskoy IN, which depicts the great Russian writer Leo Tolstoy. Painter tried to convey the power that possessed a powerful writer in fact. What seems most important to me when I look at the picture? Did she help understand the soul of her favorite word master? How incredibly amazing […]...
18. Painting by Kramskoy “Unfortunate sorrow” What family did without loss of a close relative? Who does not know how hard it is to bury a native person, knowing that you will not see him again, you will not touch him, will not you talk with him? A special grief of the mother, it can not be compared to anything, there […]...
19. Painting by Chekhov “The Peasant Boy (Vanka Zhukov)” Nikolai Pavlovich Chekhov – the brother of the legendary Anton Pavlovich presented this wonderful portrait of the boy to our world. Our attention is presented by a peasant boy named Vanka. If you confess frankly, then there is no boy in the picture. Such words may seem paradoxical to someone, however, look at this profile […]...
20. Painting by Kramskoy “Unknown” Kramskoy Ivan Nikolaevich was born in 1837 and died in 1887. He was born in a middle-class family in the provincial town of Ostrogozhsk. He liked to draw from childhood, discovered outstanding abilities and studied at the Academy of Arts, but after receiving the Small Gold Medal for the program picture “Moses exudes water from […]...
21. Painting by Kramskoy “Nekrasov in the period of the Last Songs” Pavel Mikhailovich Tretyakov really wanted to collect in his gallery as many portraits of outstanding people in Russia. He was very fond of and appreciated the work of Alexei Nikolaevich Nekrasov. Upon learning of his illness, he asked Ivan Nikolayevich Kramskoy more than once to carry out similar orders to draw a portrait of the […]...
22. The image of a peasant in Russian literature In literary works we find an image of people, their way of life, feelings. By the XVII-XVIII centuries in Russia there were two classes: peasants and nobles – with a completely different culture, mentality and even language. That is why in the works of some Russian writers, the image of the peasants is there, and […]...
23. What does Aesop’s fable “Peasant and his sons” teach us? In the 6th century BC there lived a man called Aesop. According to legend, he was a slave from Phrygia. Subsequently, he was released to freedom and he lived for some time at the court of the Lydian king Krez. Why did the name of this man survive the millennium? He is a fabulist. He […]...
24. Summary “Peasant Children” Nekrasov Nikolai Alekseevich Nekrasov – a new trend in the history of Russian literature. He was the first to introduce the theme of the common people and filled the rhymes with conversational turns. There was a life of commoners, so a new style was born. Nikolai Alekseevich became the pioneer in the channel of a combination […]...
25. Painting by Venetsianov “In the Harvest, Summer” In this picture AG Venetsianov portrayed peasant labor on a hot day. The canvas gives the viewer some kind of peace and tranquility. It is these feelings that arise in a person on a hot and sultry day, when there is no wind, and nature seems to have frozen in anticipation of a cool night. […]...
26. Abstract: Mule without bridle So, the story begins: to the court of the legendary King Arthur, where the brave and noble knights are assembled, is a girl on a mule. The beauty goes “without any bridle” and weeps bitterly. Noble ladies and knights send seneschal Kay to find out what’s wrong. Soon Kay comes back and reports: the girl […]...
27. Summary “Ivan the Peasant’s Son and the Miracle of Yudo” In some kingdom, in a certain state, there lived an old man with an old woman, and they had three sons. The youngest was called Ivanushka. They lived – did not grieve, they worked – they were not lazy. But here came the evil news: attacked their kingdom a terrible miracle-yudo nasty. The older brothers […]...
28. Summary “The young peasant woman” Pushkin Ivan Petrovich Berestov and Grigory Ivanovich Muromtsev, the landlords, do not get along with each other. Berestov the widower, succeeds, we love neighbors, has Alexey’s son. Muromsky “a real Russian gentleman,” a widower, an angloman, farming is inept, educating his daughter Lisa. Alexei Berestov wants to make a military career, his father does not agree, […]...
29. The Painting by Korovin “Portrait of Tatyana Lyubatovich” The picture of Korovin depicts a sweet and amazing girl. She is very beautiful and interesting. Her wide-open eyes, as if screaming about love for all life, for music and books. Quite large features, not at all spoil the girl, but on the contrary, make her special and stand out from the crowd. Chestnut naughty […]...
30. Painting by Myasoedov “The Time is Strong Grigory G. Myasoedov original artist, depicting in his paintings the peasant life. The painting “A painful season, Kosci” was bought personally by the Russian Emperor Alexander the Third, who was a true connoisseur of Russian folk traditions. The painting depicts a summer day in which the peasants are busy mowing rye. The boundless field breathes […]...
31. Painting by K. Ye. Makovsky “Children Running from a Thunderstorm” The canvas “Children Running from a Thunderstorm” is known to many from an early age. It is often published in children’s textbooks, magazines and textbooks. Its author is KE Makovsky, the son of one of the founders of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. The artist for a while was a Wanderer, but […]...
32. Painting by Repin “A man with a bad eye” In 1876, Repin returned from France to Russia. The first winter Repin spend in the parents’ house in Chuguevo. “I did not make a mistake that I came here for the winter,” he writes to Stasov, “Only in winter the people live freely with all interests, urban, political and family… And Chuguev himself is a […]...
33. Painting Shibanova “Festival of the wedding contract” Information about the work, and even less about the life of Mikhail Shibanov is very poor. Neither the date of his birth nor his origin or place of study is known. The only fact is that he carried out private orders. There is a suggestion that he painted iconostases, and also known some of his […]...
34. Painting by Yu. Raksha “Seeing the Militia” At all times, the most basic and holy duty for every person was to protect their land from the enemy. To live as a patriot and die for the Motherland has always been a great honor. Painting Yu. Rakshi “Seeing the Militia” is devoted to the topic of protecting Russia from the Tatar-Mongol yoke. We […]...
35. Painting Venetsianova “Zakharka” AG Venetsianov – a well-known portraitist. His paintings were a discovery in Russian painting. The artist showed the peasants in their daily life. He set out to present to Russian society people of labor, full of dignity and nobility. At the same time, the artist remained faithful to nature. Zaharka is the son of a […]...
36. Painting by Repin “Protodeacon” In 1876, Repin returned from France to Russia. The first winter Repin spend in the parents’ house in Chuguevo. “I did not make a mistake that I came here for the winter,” he writes to Stasov, “Only in winter the people live freely with all interests, urban, political and family… And Chuguev himself is a […]...
37. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Noon: In the Suburbs of Moscow” This picture, the eminent artist wrote in 1869. It was her very first acquired P. Tretyakov. It symbolizes a new stage in Shishkin’s work and it is called the first masterpiece of a landscape painter. The canvas presents a typical Russian landscape. On the street noon and literally just passed the summer rain. On an […]...
38. Painting by Vasiliev “In the Crimean Mountains” The presented picture is one of the last in the work of Fedor Vasiliev. Crimea at first did not attract the young artist, which he did not fail to notice in one of the letters to Kramskoy. Vasilyev was desperately bored in Russia. In the Crimea, he was urgently sent by doctors – the boy […]...
39. Painting by Rylov “Green noise” Arkady Rylov – an outstanding Russian landscape painter was born in 1870. His paintings astonish with their mood and beauty, thus pleasing not only the spectators but also the performer himself. Rylov was born on the way (his parents were going to Vyatka) and lived most of his life in the North and put all […]...
40. Painting by AK Savrasov “Winter Landscape” “Winter!” The peasant, triumphantly, renews the path on the snowdrifts, His horse, snowing with a scent, Plays trotting somehow. ” These words of AS Pushkin involuntarily recall to me when I look at the picture of A. Savrasov “Winter Landscape”. Frosty winter day. Gigantic, in two girths, lindens, maples, birches are silvered with hoarfrost and […]...