Painting by Golovin “Still Life: Flowers in a Vase”

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1. My favourite flowers Flowers are a miracle created by nature. There are no ugly flowers. They are all different – large and small, lush and elegant, colorful and strict. Of all the beautiful flowers, I like lilies most of all. Since my early childhood, my attention was attracted by these bright and unusual flowers. Lilies – like princesses, […]...
2. The Painting Konchalovsky “Lilac in the basket” The richness of the world of painting in this work is revealed to us by Pyotr Konchalovsky. Painting “Lilacs in the basket” causes a mute delight, amazing with the violence and brightness of colors. Petro Petrovich devoted a lot of his paintings to lilacs. By the way, he was an excellent gardener and liked to […]...
3. Painting Konchalovsky “Lilac in the basket” About the famous artist P. P. Konchalovsky it is known that he was also a wonderful gardener, skillfully and lovingly grew different flowers. And on his canvas “Lilac in a Basket” he painted a fragile and tender spring bouquet. You can guess that these branches of the lilac are only recently cut off: you can […]...
4. Painting by P. Konchalovsky “Lilac in the basket” Creativity of the artist P. P. Konchalovsky glorifies the beauty of the surrounding world. The painter had the talent to convey the phenomena of nature so that a person looking at his paintings involuntarily thought about his inability to consider beauty in ordinary things. The main genres of Konchalovsky’s art were landscape painting, painting and […]...
5. Painting Vishnyak “Bouquet of September” Maria Vladimirovna Vishnyak is a famous contemporary artist. Her paintings are in private collections, as well as in museums around the world. In his work M. Vishnyak continues the traditions that the famous Russian masters of painting developed. In her paintings, especially in landscapes, the artist conveys, first of all, the mood, the spiritualized beauty […]...
6. The Painting Khrutsky “Flowers and Fruits” “Still Life” is a French word, literally it means “dead nature”, but it is more true when they speak of such a genre as a “quiet life of things”, because in every such picture one can feel the presence of a person, and objects bear the warmth of him hands. Before starting to write a […]...
7. Painting by Gerasimov “Still-life Wildflowers” Painting by A. M. Gerasimov “Still-life Wildflowers”. AM Gerasimov was very fond of painting still lifes throughout his creative life. The main characters of the artist’s “quiet nature” are flowers. Bouquets in Gerasimov’s still lifes are always made elegantly, with great taste and understanding of the charm of each plant species. He sought to isolate, […]...
8. Painting by Kozlovsky “Still Life” Ivan Ivanovich Kozlovsky – the famous n artist of the nineteenth century. He created many remarkable works, among which are still known still-lifes. One of the paintings is called “Still Life”. You can also find another name for this work – “Still Life with Pumpkin, Fruits and Flowers”. This work was created in the year […]...
9. Painting by Gerasimov “After the Rain” The picture of A. M. Gerasimov “After the Rain” is one of the artist’s best works. She depicts a wet terrace and a garden corner on a summer warm day. Most recently it was raining heavily. He wet all around. The floor, the benches, the railing, the table, the foliage of the trees and the […]...
10. Painting by Repin “Autumn Bouquet” Ilya Efimovich Repin is a great Russian artist. He became famous for his genre paintings and portraits, full of severe drama. The more interesting to see his picture, filled with other emotions and feelings – love and cheerfulness. This is the “Autumn Bouquet”. It would seem that this name should have a still life or […]...
11. The Painting Kustodiev “Lilac” The artist Kustodiev Boris Mikhailovich was very fond of simple sunny days. He tried to depict real life on his canvases. Showed how people work, rest, celebrate. Often among his works come across and moments from his life. The canvas “Lilac” is one of such simple and most beloved works. We see a beautiful sunny […]...
12. Composition on Kuindzhi’s painting “Sunset in Winter: The Beach of the Sea” In this picture, Kuindzhi AI was depicted by a sea landscape. In front of the viewer, an incredible spectacle opens up. Canvas, as if divided into two parts, most of which is occupied by the sky with a picturesque sunset. And the second part is represented in the form of a frozen winter coast of […]...
13. Painting by Gerasimov “Noon, Warm Rain” Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov is the most talented Russian artist. His role in Russian art is very great. Alexander Mikhailovich throughout his life with special love depicted nature during the rain or after the rain. The painting “Noon, Warm Rain” is amazing and beautiful. The viewer gets the impression that he is standing in front of […]...
14. Composition on Tolstoy’s painting “Flowers, Fruit, Bird” “Flowers, fruits, a bird” and butterflies. So it looks like the still life of Count Fyodor Petrovich Tolstoy, an outstanding sculptor, painter, draftsman, engraver. Putting your hand on your heart, you can honestly say that this still life is a work, to put it mildly, weird. Looking at the individual components of the picture, somehow […]...
15. Painting by Van Gogh “View of Arles with irises” The quiet provincial life of Arles allowed Van Gogh to devote as much time as possible to painting. All that was around was so pleasing to the eye that it was not difficult for the artist to find an excuse for creativity. This meadow with flowers was struck by a contrasting combination of yellow buttercups […]...
16. Painting Kuindzhi “Rainbow” In the painting “Rainbow”, the author depicts an ordinary landscape in an unusual manner of exposition. He managed to make absolutely simple things special. On the canvas of the artist we see a broad steppe with a winding, running in the distance road. The emerald motley grass of the plain has just been lit by […]...
17. “Lilac in the basket” composition The famous Russian artist Petr Konchalovsky devoted a lot of his works to nature. He painted flowers in vases, still lifes with fruits, animals. One of his famous paintings depicts just an armful of lilacs in a wicker peasant basket. Someone generously snatched a branch of lilac in the street, brought them into the house […]...
18. The composition of Zhukovsky’s painting “The Abandoned Terrace” “Abandoned terrace” – a painting written in 1911, which is now in the Tula Art Museum. In the painting Stanislav Yulianovich, often referred to as “the singer of noble nests,” portrayed the fall. The artist was able to display this autumn day well. Colors for this work S. Yu. Zhukovsky picked up colorful, saturated so […]...
19. Morning still life In the painting of K. Petrov-Vodkin, a wooden table is depicted, illuminated by the rising sun. That is why the table has a beautiful pale pink color. On the table stands a polished antique samovar on bent legs, on which a pearl-colored egg is very clearly reflected. Next lies another egg, but it, as well […]...
20. The composition of Vrubel’s painting “Portrait of the artist’s son” Vrubel was happy when he had a son named Sawa. The joyful father found an art talent in the newly born child, assured his relatives that Savvushka “is unusually staring.” In the portrait, the boy is depicted sitting in a wicker from a vine, leaning on white and pink cushions of the finest fabric. Behind […]...
21. Painting Kopyttseva “Summer day Blooming lilacs” Maya Kuzminichna Kopyttseva is a talented Russian artist, a famous master of painting and still life. Her paintings subtly convey the beauty and grandeur of her native nature, imbued with sensuality and touching. One of the brightest and most colorful works of the artist, of course, is the brilliant in its simplicity picture “Summer Day: […]...
22. The Painting by Petrov-Vodkin “Morning still life” Kuzma Petrovich Petrov-Vodkin – an artist who wrote in a very peculiar manner. His paintings are simple, ordinary, but if you think about it, you can see a deep meaning in each of them, imperceptible at first sight. One of these paintings is “Morning Still Life”, written in 1918. This picture won me over with […]...
23. Flowers in the garden of Galinka There is nothing more beautiful than the flowers that came to palisades and dwellings. They came from the depths of time, To make life more exalted and purer. S. Krasikov I live in a multi-storey building, and I do not have a backyard, but there is Galinka, and she has a garden. Do you think […]...
24. The Painting by Gerasimov “Gifts of Autumn” Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov wrote almost three thousand paintings, among which there are portraits, landscapes, still lifes. His paintings are famous all over the world, they are an ornament of many museums. One of these works is the still life of “Gifts of Autumn”. The picture amazes the viewer with the brightness and richness of colors. […]...
25. Composition on the picture of Yuon “August evening: the last ray, Ligachevo” The end of the summer was KF Yuon’s favorite time of the year. The theme of the August evenings in the works of KF Yuon appeared in the 1920s, when the artist bought a village house in the village of Ligachevo, which is near Moscow. The painting “August Evening: The Last Ray Ligachevo” was written […]...
26. Painting by Cezanne “Still life with a pitcher and drapery” This canvas is included in a series of six paintings, each of which depicts the same objects collected in different order: patterned drapery, a white painted jug, apples and oranges laid out on dishes, a light tablecloth. The hanging motley curtain divides the back plan of the picture into two parts. The folds on the […]...
27. Painting by Gerasimov “Rain” Cleanliness, freshness, life affirmation in nature and in the soul of the artist – the feelings conveyed by the painting “After the Rain” by AM Gerasimov. Contemplation of this canvas can not but create in our soul a feeling of invigorating novelty, because the rain-washed habitual world around us invariably makes us look at everyday […]...
28. Flowers on the windowsills There are flowers on the windowsills of our school. Parents bought or raised them with their own hands and brought in the summer, before the September 1 holiday. But a week later some of the pots were dirty: they had paper, chewing gum, sheets were torn, broken, flowers lay on the floor. Do the disciples […]...
29. 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 […]...
30. Painting by Serov “Portrait of Mikhail K. Oliv” In 90 years, the skill of Valentin Aleksandrovich Serov in terms of portraits reached its heyday. He wrote one of his best works “Portrait of MK Olive.” Marie Konstantinovna Oliv is a well-known patron and cousin of SI Mamontov. It was this painting that compared Serov with other outstanding and famous masters of painting. The […]...
31. Works about flowers Wildflowers are a matter of our admiration and inspiration A fascinating composition about flowers takes the reader’s imagination into an uncontrollably turbulent aroma of the bread field, where a whole army of flowering herbs and buds is lost among the ripening wheat ears. The local children happily weave the original wreaths of motley mixed herbs, […]...
32. Summary Etruscan vase Prosper Merimee Prosper Merimee The Etruscan vase of Auguste Saint-Claire was not liked in the so-called “big world”; the main reason was that he tried to please only those who were to his heart. He walked one by himself and carefully avoided the others. In addition, he was careless and absent-minded. He was proud and proud. He […]...
33. Painting by Shishkin First snow How accurately noticed the Russian people that there are no rules without exception. Someone will shrug their shoulders: what am I talking about? No, I’m all right, all on the topic. Just pay attention to the picture you are about to talk about. It is difficult to assert with all categoricalness that its author is […]...
34. The Painting by Vasiliev “Wet Meadow” Landscape FA Vasiliev “Wet Meadow” immediately captures the attention of the viewer with its beauty and recognizability of its native nature. Recently there was a thunderstorm, but she was already leaving. The rain went to the distant forest, to the horizon. Perhaps from time to time from time to time dull thunder rolls. And in […]...
35. The composition of Vasnetsov’s painting “Only Begotten Son The Word of God” Repeatedly VM Vasnetsov resorted to religious themes in his works. The painting “Only Begotten Son The Word of God” is presented in the form of a fresco in the Vladimir Cathedral. This work is devoted to the concept of “freedom”. On the central part of it, the artist painted Jesus Christ in youth. He is […]...
36. The Painting Vrubel “Lilac” The canvas of Russian artist Mikhail Vrubel “Lilac”. as well as “Pan” and “Swan Princess”, refers to the “Fairytale cycle” of the famous painter’s works and reflects the mystical forces of nature that so impressed him and his constant search for the national soul of the Russian people. Vrubel’s picturesque gift in colorism stood out […]...
37. 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 […]...
38. Summary “Etruscan Vase” Auguste Saint-Claire was not very pleased in the “big world”, and the reason for this was that he himself liked the one who liked him most. That’s why he always went to meet one, but he tried to avoid the other. Pride and pride were the chief of his qualities. Although, for the sake of […]...
39. “Etruscan vase” Merimee in brief summary Auguste Saint-Claire was not loved in the so-called “big world”; the main reason was that he tried to please only those who were to his heart. He walked one by himself and carefully avoided the others. In addition, he was careless and absent-minded. He was proud and proud. He valued others’ opinions. He called all […]...
40. The composition of Ivanov’s painting “Portrait of Vittoria Caldoni” Vittoria Caldoni – the daughter of a poor winemaker from Albano, had a rare beauty. She became a favorite model for many famous painters and sculptors who lived in the first decades of the XIX century in Italy. Her beauty was inspired by NV Gogol, immortalizing her in her novel “Rome” under the name Annunziata. […]...