Painting Perov “The arrival of the governess in the merchant’s house”

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1. The composition of Perov’s painting “A Sermon in the Village” In this picture Perov shows his subtle and all-seeing sense of humor. The work of the artist with a satirical bias, she ridicules as a boring and meaningless speech of the priest, who can neither interest, nor even attract attention to themselves, and the faith of people who come to listen to this sermon. It […]...
2. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Dilettante” The painting “The Dilettante” is written in a satirical style. But satire is also different. This picture, I think, shows the good side of this genre. The work turned out a little even mocking. The picture shows the artist who finished work on his work and now evaluates it. Most likely, the artist is a […]...
3. Composition on Perov’s painting “Sharman” The famous artist Perov, according to historians, had his own technique for drawing pictures. In their opinion, he had an excellent vision of human concerns, and problems. He was both a philosopher and a psychologist. He sought to fill his paintings with feelings of empathy, to show bored on the other side, and draw attention […]...
4. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Three” When I was in the Tretyakov Gallery, I stood for a long time before Perov’s picture “The Three”. And each time a double feeling embraces me: on the one hand, I enjoy the skill of the artist, his ability to convey the everyday scene. On the other hand, I view the painting as a mirror, […]...
5. The Painting Serebryakova “House of Cards” Zinaida Serebryakova – an outstanding Russian artist, who entered the history of painting, was born on December 12, 1884 in an educated family. Her grandfather on the mother, Nikolai Leontyevich Benois, professor, academician, was chairman of the Petersburg Society of Architects. The artist’s father, Evgeni Alexandrovich Lansere, was a famous sculptor. Serebryakova received an excellent […]...
6. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Sleeping Children” The picture “Sleeping children” great painter Vasily Grigorievich Perov wrote in the distant 1870. The famous canvas is among the best works of the author and is highly regarded all over the world, both by art connoisseurs and professional critics. The picture is written quite simply, without superfluous delights. Given the style of writing, the […]...
7. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Birds” In the autumn of 1870, walking in the woods with his friend, Vasily Perov saw an old man lying on the ground, who silently whistled into the pipe, luring a bird, and next to him a boy. In Russia, birds were often caught at this time, so that in the winter they delighted their ears […]...
8. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Drowned Woman” In 1867, Perov Vasily Grigorievich painted the painting “The Drowned Man.” In this work, he wanted to show the indifference and indifference of people to the ongoing trouble. Looking at the picture, one can not help noticing the sudden transition of light tones to dark ones. In the background, you see, a large city, still […]...
9. The composition of Perov’s painting “The First Christians in Kiev” Perov Vasily Grigorievich is a famous Russian painter. It is considered the founder of critical realism. Most of his paintings belong to the domestic genre, but in the last years of his life, after experiencing many disappointments, the author turns to subjects of a different plan. In the paintings of Perov, the evangelical theme is […]...
10. Painting by V. G. Perov “Troika” How tragic is the picture of VG Perov’s “Troika”! It is a reflection, a cast of cruel and terrible time, where the bestial law reigned: the strongest survives. Time, where children were deprived of their most valuable wealth – childhood. The emaciated faces of the children, dragging along the snow a huge barrel of water, […]...
11. The composition of Perov’s painting “Nikita Pustosvyat.” The dispute about faith “ So the event of the end of the 17th century became public for the whole world. The plot described by the painter shows the unpreparedness of the society to change its established views, and there is not even a hint of the ability to conduct a dialogue. It seems that the interests that are affected […]...
12. The Painting Perov “Fisherman” This painting was painted by the artist in 1871. It does not display an event, but an action. The work is written in bright colors, which gives it realism. Having painted a craft for catching fish, as it did in those days and probably do so far. The artist himself loved fishing, and he was […]...
13. Composition on Perov’s painting “Rural Cross Procession on Easter” Having received the right to participate in the competition for the Great Gold Medal, Perov decided to submit to the Academic Council a sketch on the “Rural Cross Procession on Easter” (1861). but the sketch was not approved. Continuing to work on this plot, Perov simultaneously prepared a picture “A Sermon in the Village” (1861, […]...
14. The composition of Perov’s painting “Pugachev’s Court” There are several variants of Perov’s painting “Pugachev’s Court” or “Pugachev’s revolt”. In 1879, a version of the picture appeared, where the image of Pugachev appears more significant – in the pseudo-Petra III one feels a man of great will, mind and temperament. Pugachev sits on the porch of the landlord’s house, surrounded by a […]...
15. The composition of Perov’s painting “hunters at rest” Perov Vasily Grigorievich – an outstanding Russian artist, each painting is distinguished by the brightness of colors, an interesting story and unusual characters of ordinary people. Most of all I like his painting “Hunters at halt,” at the sight of which I always want to smile. This picture depicts three brave hunters, who all day […]...
16. The composition of Perov’s painting “Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane” It is peculiar for a person to strive for spirituality, to seek support in him. That’s V. G. Perov, depicting Christ, at the moment when he was both weak and strong at the same time, wanted not only to acquaint himself with a part of the life of the Lord, but also to try to […]...
17. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Botanist” After acute social themes, Vasily Grigorievich Perov wrote his work “The Botanist” in his works. Finally, after the frustration experienced, the author returns to the beautiful nature. A series of his paintings of this period are called “hunting series”. The painting “The Botanist” written in 1874 becomes a continuation of this series. The picture shows […]...
18. An essay on the painting by Makovsky “The lodging house” Pictures of Makovsky can be attributed to the art of the Wanderers. His works are characterized by the manifestation of care and understanding, the joy and emotion of the “little man”. Some of his paintings can be attributed to the struggle of the rich and the poor, it is in this contrast that he gets […]...
19. Composition on Perov’s painting “Old Parents at the Grave of a Son” Vasily Grigorievich Perov is a famous Russian artist. He made a great contribution to painting. To his works belongs the canvas “The Old Parents on the Grave of a Son,” written in 1874. Perov has visited many countries in his life, but most of all he was attracted to France, which later became his second […]...
20. Composition on Perov’s painting “Tea drinking in Mytishchi” Perov, one of the main masters of the Wanderers’ Association, was interested in the life of a particular person, his pain and suffering, the fate of the humiliated and insulted. His work is characterized by social criticism, condemnation of injustice, general lack of color, perceived today not as a flaw, but as a feature of […]...
21. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Last Tavern at the Outpost” The work that displayed the level of the spiritual ascent of the artist himself was his painting “The Last Inn at the Outpost” (1868). The picture is painted in gloomy tones, and only bright flashes of fire are beating in the windows, ready to break out. Kabak, this “den of debauchery,” as Perov himself believed, […]...
22. The composition of Perov’s painting “Portrait of Dostoyevsky” When you look at the portraits made by Perov, you can much better know those who are depicted on them. Here is the image of the great playwright Dostoevsky, whose mysterious story is evident from his works, becomes more understandable and open to his admirers. And the whole secret is that Perov does not seek […]...
23. Composition on Perov’s painting “Portrait of Dahl” The seventies, replaced by the pathos of the negations of the sixties, were marked by the search for a positive ideal. Such ideals were found among the Russian intelligentsia. At this time Pavel Mikhailovich Tretyakov begins to order portraits of the leaders of Russian culture. Many of the portraits are Dostoevsky. The Pogodin. Maikov. Dahl. […]...
24. Painting by Reshetnikov “The Boys” Summer night. Night city, only windows of houses burn, silence is around, no voices of people, no noise of cars. Three boys climbed onto the roof of a multi-storey house. They are fascinated by the starry sky. All the children are depicted in different poses, one lay down on the railing, the other simply leaned […]...
25. 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 […]...
26. The arrival of the spring work Spring does not come alone, it brings with it the fact that the whole winter slept a sound sleep. No, I’m not talking about bears! And not about the green leaves on the branches of trees. I’m talking about the power and energy that spring brings with it. About that inspiration to do something new, […]...
27. Composition on the Miroshnik picture “Old house in the village of Medvedev” In the picture we can see an old wooden house. He’s already pretty shabby, as he has seen many things in his time. It is made of dark wood, which gives it coziness. On snow-white snow, the sun rays play in different colors. Around the house a dark wall of trees rise, in the rays […]...
28. 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 […]...
29. Painting by Repin “Burlaki on the Volga” For more than one generation of connoisseurs of art, it was lucky to touch the greatest creation of the famous Russian artist Ilya Repin. His painting “Burlaki on the Volga” is similar to Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony or Toccata and Fugue in D minor of the immortal organ-maker Johann Bach! Burlaki, depicted in the picture, cause […]...
30. Painting Finogenova “Skating rink for beginners” Picture M. Finogenova “Skating rink for beginners” refers to the genre paintings. It depicts in the artistic form the scene of everyday life of people and the reality surrounding them. We see a modern city with high-rise buildings. The action takes place in winter. Everything is covered with snow. Bare trees stick out dark branches […]...
31. The house where I want to live People tend to dream. So I once dreamed of a house in which I would like to live. It is possible that my fantasy will someday be fulfilled, because dreams sometimes come true, especially when they become a goal. For this, I try to paint a picture of my house more realistically, describing all its […]...
32. Painting by Kustodiev “The Merchant for Tea” “Merchant for tea” – one of the most famous paintings of the great Russian artist Boris Mikhailovich Kustodiev (1878 – 1927). The painting was painted in 1918, canvas, oil, 120 x 120 cm. Currently he is in the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg. Russian artist Kustodiev was not only a skilful artist who masterfully […]...
33. The composition of Yuon’s painting “A spring sunny day” Looking at this talented painting, we admire the advent of spring. There is still a lot of snow on the hills and along the road, but it is not the same as before: the snow has darkened, the donkey is ready to melt soon. Children are happy to last this year the opportunity to ride […]...
34. Painting by Repin “The Reading Girl” This portrait was painted by the famous Russian painter Ilya Repin, in a new, more realistic style. Life is presented as it really is, without unnecessary details and ornaments. There is an opinion that the heroine of this portrait is the sister-in-law of the great artist. In the middle of the canvas depicts a young […]...
35. Painting by AA Rylov “A house with a red roof” A. Rylov – a famous artist of the late XIX – early XX century, the author of paintings “Autumn Landscape”, “Green Noise”, “Lenin in Razliv”, etc. From the earliest years, the artist was associated with native nature. The painting “A house with a red roof” was written in 1933 in the Moscow region. One summer […]...
36. Painting by Repin “Sadko” Ilya Repin is a famous Russian painter and painter. His pen belongs to many everyday and historical scenes. It also has the name “Mather of a portrait”. Thanks to the picture “Sadko”, which the author wrote in 1876, while in Paris, he received the title of academician of the Imperial Academy of Arts. This picture […]...
37. Painting by Plastov “The First Snow” Painting Plastov “First Snow” was written by the artist in 1946. On the canvas is a village house with a small front garden, a birch grows near the house, and a crow sits on a path. Two children, a boy and a girl, stand on the porch and admire the first snow. His light air […]...
38. Painting by Repin “Dragonfly” Among all the portraits of Repin, a special place is occupied by the porters of his family members. And it is justified by the fact that in such portraits the painter experiments most of all, since he writes them as if “for himself.” One of the most famous portraits from the series of portraits of […]...
39. Painting “Maksimova” All in the past “ In front of me is Maximov’s painting titled “All in the Past,” in the foreground we see two elderly women: the lady and her assistant. In the street a warm and clear spring day, the lady decided to enjoy the rays of the tender sun. She sits on a soft armchair, behind her is a […]...
40. 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 […]...