Painting by Aivazovsky “Sinop battle night after the battle”

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1. Painting by Aivazovsky “The Battle of Chesme” By the early period of creativity of the great painter-seascape, the painting “Chesme battle”. This is a very important episode in the history of the Russo-Turkish war. For one night, Russian ships were able to destroy a significant part of the Turkish fleet in the Chesme Bay. The author did not participate in this battle, […]...
2. Painting by Aivazovsky “Naval Battle of Navarino October 2, 1827” This picture of Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky was written in 1846. The work is done with oil on canvas. The work is in the Higher Military Engineering School. F. E. Dzerzhinsky, St. Petersburg. Naval battle in Navarino Bay (on the south-western coast of the Peloponnese Peninsula) between the Turkish-Egyptian fleet and the United Russia, Great Britain […]...
3. Painting by Aivazovsky “Brig” Mercury “, attacked by two Turkish courts” Painting by IK Aivazovsky “Brig” Mercury “, attacked by two Turkish courts” is dedicated to real historical events that occurred during the Russo-Turkish War of 1828-1829. On May 14 (26), 1829, three Russian ships: the Standard frigate and the 2 brigades Orpheus and Mercury carried a patrol in the waters of the Bosphorus Strait. Noticing […]...
4. Painting by Aivazovsky “Moonlit Night: The Bathhouse in Feodosia” Painting by IK Aivazovsky “Moonlit Night: Bathing in Feodosia” Under the name of Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, one immediately recalls one of the artist’s most famous works – the painting “The Ninth Wave”. The master of battle scenes, the “painter of the Main Naval Staff”, Aivazovsky is considered the best in creating a stormy sea, played […]...
5. Painting by Aivazovsky “St. George Monastery” The artist Aivazovsky is known throughout the world for many pictures with marine themes. He gave preference to writing paintings on the Black Sea. One of his most famous works is the painting “St. George’s Monastery,” which he wrote at the very beginning of his work. At that time, Aivazovsky was very young, so in […]...
6. Painting by Aivazovsky “Neapolitan Bay in the moonlight” Being in constant search of sources of inspiration for writing his paintings, Aivazovsky very often made trips to the Black Sea. Accordingly, after these trips, there were such famous paintings as “St. George’s Monastery”, “Storm on the Black Sea” and many others. Once Aivazovsky decided to get out of Russia and went on a trip […]...
7. The Painting by Aivazovsky “Wave” If you are going to visit the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, then stop for a moment at the picture of the famous artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, called “Wave.” This picturesque creation was created in 1889. Oil painting on canvas. At the end of his life, the great artist was completely absorbed in the […]...
8. Painting by Aivazovsky “Ice mountains in Antarctica” The painting “Ice mountains in Antarctica” was written by IK Aivazovsky in 1870. The development of democratic ideas, critical realism in Russian art and painting had an impact on the work of the great seascapes painter. In place of the romantic mood of the painter came a more objective view of the landscape. “Ice Mountains […]...
9. Painting by Aivazovsky “Fishermen on the beach” Beginning to paint Aivazovsky’s painting, depicting the sky, or as he called it after his teacher at the Academy of Arts, M. N. Vorobyov – air. Whatever the size of the canvas, Aivazovsky wrote “air” in one session, even if it stretched to 12 hours in a row. It was by such a titanic effort […]...
10. Painting by Aivazovsky “Among the Waves” In the works of Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky a special place was occupied by the theme of the sea. He never concealed his love for the sea landscape. And his inspiration was inexhaustible, and today we have the opportunity to admire many of his paintings dedicated to the sea. Cloth “Among the waves” is written in […]...
11. Painting by Aivazovsky “On the island of Crete” Aivazovsky was born in Feodosia, a small town on the eastern coast of the Crimea. The house of Aivazovsky stood on the outskirts of the city, on an elevated position. A wide panorama of the smooth arc of the Feodosiya Gulf, the North Crimean steppes with ancient burial mounds, the Arabatskaya arrow and Sivashi, rising […]...
12. Painting by Aivazovsky “The Venetian Lagoon: View of the Island of San Giorgio” The picture “The Venetian lagoon: View of the island of San Giorgio” was written by Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky in 1844. It happened after the next travel of the creator to the mysterious and amazing Venice. A few months later, the picture was shown at one of the exhibitions devoted to the work of a brilliant […]...
13. Painting by Aivazovsky “Neapolitan Bay in the morning” The painting “Neapolitan Bay in the morning,” was created in 1843, the famous artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky. When the artist traveled to Italy, he was struck by the beauty of this country. Of course, he reflected his impressions on canvas paintings. The general mood of the picture, makes me feel like an endless peace. Due […]...
14. Biography of Ivan Aivazovsky Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky is an artist, an activist. Ivan was born on July 29, 1817 in Feodosia. The first years of Aivazovsky’s biography passed in poverty as a result of his father’s ruin. But all the same, he managed to enter the gymnasium of Simferopol. His passion for painting led him to the walls of […]...
15. The Painting by Aivazovsky “The Sea” The sea, is it a friend or an opponent? Looking at the painting by IK Aivazovsky “The Sea”, you involuntarily ask yourself this question. I have often seen the sea calm, surrounded by calm calm, watching and roaring, boiling storm. All this excited my imagination and strengthened the sense of superiority of the elements over […]...
16. Painting by Aivazovsky “Chaos Creation” “At the art exhibition in Aiivazovsky in Rome, the paintings were recognized as the first.” The Neapolitan Night “,” The Storm “and” Chaos “made so much noise in the capital of fine arts, that the halls of nobles, public gatherings and dens of artists were announced with the glory of the Novorossiysk landscape painter, the […]...
17. Painting by Aivazovsky “Seascape” The sea is an extraordinary and amazing element, which captures to itself the views of all dreamers, thinkers and sages. Artists who have the courage to take up writing such a complex composition as a moving sea are called marine painters. Paintings painted on canvas with oil, depicting the immense blue and depth, cause special […]...
18. Painting by Aivazovsky “View of Constantinople under moonlight” The picture of I. Aivazovsky appeared after several of his visits to Turkey. Impressions from this state were so vivid that he wanted to reflect them in his picture. The author several times depicted this city in his paintings, because he considered him the most beautiful, even more beautiful, than Venice. Hardly anyone of the […]...
19. The Painting by Aivazovsky “Rainbow” Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky is a famous Russian painter and seascape painter. The painting “Rainbow” reflects the romantic world view of the master, his admiration for the immense, ever-changing element of the sea. In the center of the artist’s attention is the theme of a shipwreck. Visually, the canvas can be divided into two parts. The […]...
20. The Painting by Roerich “Celestial Battle” Nicholas Roerich is a kind of author whose works are distinguished by profound philosophical and lyrical motifs. The themes of his paintings are diverse and complex, spiritual and sublime. The favorite images of Roerich’s creativity, in turn, can be considered images of sky and clouds. The motif of the sky and clouds clearly sounds in […]...
21. 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 […]...
22. Painting by Aivazovsky “The Ninth Wave” On the destructive power of the sea compose poetry and write pictures. Many navigators share their observations. Some argue that among the rolling waves there is always one most powerful and destructive. The most shattering seafarers consider the ninth wave in the bill. It is following this belief, the famous artist Aivazovsky Ivan Konstantinovich creates […]...
23. 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 […]...
24. A composition based on Aivazovsky’s film “The Chumak’s Wagon” In the work of IK Aivazovsky a lot of works on different topics. Most of all I was amazed by the pictures depicting the nature of Ukraine. Especially I liked the work “The Chumak’s Wagon”, which Aivazovsky wrote in 1862. The canvas depicts steppes, endless fields and a road that leads beyond the horizon. The […]...
25. Painting by Aivazovsky “From calm to a hurricane” An ingenious marine painter Ivan Aivazovsky portrayed the sea in any form. From the stormy and terrible shafts to the calm sea ripples. His works forget the spirit, and I make my heart pound wildly. One of the most terrible, emotional and unforgettable is his picture “From calm to a hurricane”. The first thing that […]...
26. Composition of Vereshchagin’s painting “The End of the Battle of Borodino” This picture Vereshchagin painted in the period from 1899 to 1900. The name itself, tells us about the content of this work. The Battle of Borodino is over. The artist, without fear and doubt, strives to recreate the battle picture with maximum realism. To do this, he even had to study military maps, engravings, drawings, […]...
27. Painting by Aivazovsky “The Coast in Amalfi” In 1840 Aivazovsky, among other boarders of the Academy of Arts, went to Rome to continue his education and improvement in landscape painting. In Italy he went to the already established master who absorbed all the best traditions of Russian art. The spent years abroad are marked by tireless work. He acquainted with classical art […]...
28. Painting by Aivazovsky “Black Sea” The painting by IK Aivazovsky “Black Sea” has some mysterious attraction. It forces the viewer not only to watch the unruly water element, but also to feel all the riot of her character. The first thing that catches your eye, a clear boundary dividing the two eternal confrontations – water and air. Their struggle is […]...
29. Composition on the picture of Neprintseva “Rest after the battle” Yuri Mikhailovich Neprintsev created his most famous painting “After the Battle” based on the work of Alexander Tvardovsky “Vasily Terkin.” The author participated in the war and saw and knew personally the joys and sorrows of a Soviet soldier. The canvas depicts a winter forest, most likely 1945, when it was already clear that our […]...
30. Painting by Aivazovsky “The Storm on the Black Sea” Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky is famous for his paintings, in which he depicts the natural elements in all greatness. Most of all I was impressed by his canvas “The Storm on the Black Sea”. This picture draws my eye to me and causes in my soul confusion and horror. She fascinates me, makes me peer and […]...
31. Painting of the Battle of Borodino in the novel War and Peace “ Most literary critics, researchers of Lev Nikolaevich’s writings write that the classic distorted many historical facts for artistic purposes. This concerns, in the main, military scenes, and, in particular, the battle in the Borodino field. An indisputable fact – the events taking place on the field of Borodin were a radical change in the war […]...
32. Painting by Roerich “Victory” Roerich has a unique, “Bogatyrskaya” series of paintings dedicated to the Second World War. Two paintings from this series are in the Novosibirsk gallery. One of them is called “Victory”. The painting was written in 1942. The war was in full swing, the most difficult days of the Leningrad blockade were still ahead. But Moscow […]...
33. The Painting by Van Gogh “Starry Night” In this famous painting the great power of the artist, his special perception of the surrounding world and the unique individual manner of writing are demonstrated. No artist painted the night sky with such enthusiasm and trepidation before the incomprehensibility of the universe. The sky, the stars, the moon move in a certain undulating rhythm. […]...
34. Painting by Aivazovsky “The Ship at the Shore” The theme of the sea, like the sea itself, would seem to be endless. There is no man who saw him and would remain indifferent to the sea. But Aivazovsky knew how to “talk” about this beautiful miracle of nature in his own way – through pictures. He could pass on his love to others. […]...
35. Painting Vereshchagin “The sale of a child slave” The Balkan cycle of paintings by VV Vereshchagin is dedicated to the Russian-Turkish war of 1878-1879. in which the artist was directly involved. One of the most famous paintings of the cycle – “Winners” – was written in 1878-1879. The picture is devoted to the events that took place under Telish, where the whole regiment […]...
36. Painting by VM Vasnetsov “The Battle of Ivan Tsarevich with the Three-Headed Serpent” As a child, I was very fond of listening and reading Russian folk tales and bylinas. Especially I liked the episodes where the main character wins the evil Serpent and releases the stolen princess. I very well represented all the details of the battle thanks to the beautiful illustrations of the book. Most of all […]...
37. Composition on Kuindzhi’s painting “Moonlit Night on the Dnieper” Painting Arkhip Kuindzhi “Moonlit Night on the Dnieper” was written in 1880 and immediately found a huge response from a wide audience. This picture was very small in size, in some strange way, attracted everyone’s attention, who looked at it. The painting depicts a night that plunges the whole neighborhood into darkness. And the moon, […]...
38. Composition on Kuindzhi’s painting “Night” “Moonlit Night on the Dnieper,” perhaps, the most famous picture of AI Kuindzhi. The creation of the painting in 1880 was a real sensation. To the general public she was delighted from the very moment of her appearance. The picture was admired by I. Kramskoy and I. Polonsky, I. Turgenev and D. Mendeleev. The impression […]...
39. The composition of Levitan’s painting “Golden Autumn” This painting was written in 1859. The artist devoted most of his paintings to the fall. I think it was autumn that was Levitan’s favorite time of the year. This picture differs from others in its brightness, uncharacteristic for paintings by this artist. It turns out that the artist was not satisfied with his creation […]...
40. Painting by Aivazovsky “Aul Gunib in Dagestan View from the east side” This picture of Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky was written in 1869. The work is done with oil on canvas. The work is in the State Russian Museum. Mount Gunib is a natural fortress. Rising above the surrounding gorges by 200-400 meters, it has for most of the perimeter almost vertical slopes in its upper part. Stretching […]...