Painting by V. D. Polenov “Moscow Courtyard”

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1. The Painting by Polenov “Moscow Yard” Vasily Dmitrievich Polenov is a famous Russian artist who created many fine works of art. One of his works was the painting “The Moscow Courtyard”, written in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight. For the first time the picture was seen at the sixth exhibition of the Wanderers. From that moment Polenov became […]...
2. Painting by V. D. Polenov “Overgrown pond” Painting by V. D. Polenov “Overgrown pond” is imbued with deep lyricism and a feeling of keen love for the native nature in all its artless beauty. Who does not know the quiet uninhabited corners of old overgrown parks? Silence and peace are filled with a picture of Polenov. A remarkable artist uses all possible […]...
3. Painting by Polenov “Overgrown pond” Painting V. Polenov “Overgrown pond” was created by the artist in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine. It was first shown to the general public at the seventeenth exhibition of the Wanderers. And immediately won the love of many. Especially affects the canvas with a variety of shades of green. The picture shows […]...
4. The Painting by Shcherbakov “Russia near Moscow” Boris Valentinovich Shcherbakov is a versatile Russian artist who created his works in the genres of portrait, landscapes and various thematic paintings. His landscape “Russia near Moscow” is one of the most famous works. Although the painting was written in 1977, its name conveys an invariable patriarchal way, when this image can be dated by […]...
5. Painting by Polenov “Grandma’s Garden” Among the many famous Russian artists, a great impression on me is produced by the paintings of Polenov Vasily Dmitrievich. His landscapes simply admire his liveliness and riot. Most of all I was impressed by his picture “Grandma’s Garden”. Probably because I also have a grandmother in the village, and I often visit her. Naturally, […]...
6. Painting by Tropinin “Self-portrait with brushes on the background of the Moscow Kremlin” Tropinin painted his self-portrait on the background of the Moscow Kremlin. Judging by the picture, the artist was a complete man with a round face. He has a good-natured, intelligent face and seems to be a gentle character. Tropinin’s graying hair and thick black eyebrows. He is wearing glasses with a round frame that emphasizes […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. Painting of Nyssa “Moscow winter” The painting is called “Moscow Winter”. And immediately questions are born – why Moscow Region? How does it differ from Moscow or any other? The answers are in the idea of ​​the artist – the whole meaning of the picture lies in the borderline. First, in the fact that it is not yet Moscow, but […]...
9. Evening in the courtyard of our house Evenings in our house on weekdays and weekends are not much different from each other. In the warm season, the boys play football on the sports ground, which is equipped in the middle of the yard. Kids spend time on a swing, in a sandbox. Benches at entrances – a traditional place of rest for […]...
10. Painting by Polenov “At the Tiberias (Genisareth) Lake” Beginning to work on the paintings of the series “From the Life of Christ” (1890s – early 1900s), the artist wrote about the task of creating the image of Christ before him: “The difficult task before me is overwhelming, but I can not give it up, too In the gospel stories Christ is a real […]...
11. Painting by Pimenov “New Moscow” The streets are moving cars – it’s “emki” produced at the Soviet car factory, the artist showed us the changes that occurred in Moscow during the years of Soviet power. Yuri Ivanovich Pimenov New Moscow. Pimenov Yuri Ivanovich was born on November 26 (According to the new style, November 13 in the old), 1903. My […]...
12. The Painting by Polenov “Christ and the Sinner” The artist believed that the main purpose of his work was to show people that good, forgiveness of the neighbor and light feelings are the main thing that a person should cherish in himself. We see in the picture a famous biblical scene. When Christ saw that the crowd wanted to stone the offending woman […]...
13. Painting by Polenov “Caesar’s Fun” The painting was written in 1879 on the canvas is the scene of the execution of a young woman. The Roman patricians loved to amuse themselves with cruel games. This picture reflects the mores of that time. The plot of the picture is very tragic: a young woman in a torn dress is leaning against […]...
14. Painting of Nyssa “February Moscow” Hiding from the city bustle, George Nyssa stopped the moment and showed the real winter of the Moscow region. February. Last month of snow, cold and ice. People are waiting for spring. The picture shows skiers, who hasten to admire the winter silence and sleep in the expectation of spring forest. The trees are tall […]...
15. Painting Kustodiev “Zemstvo School in Moscow Rus” “ The famous Russian artist Boris Mikhailovich Kustodiev was keenly interested in the history of his homeland. And not just interested, but in his paintings recreated the way of life and customs of Rusich. Its historical portraits are known. No less famous is the painting “The Zemstvo School in Moscow Rus,” written by the artist in […]...
16. Composition on Moscow Moscow – the heart of the motherland Moscow is the heart of our Motherland. Everyone agrees with this, even the majority of St. Petersburgers, often referring to a certain jealousy of its capital status. Moscow is diverse and diverse – just like Russia itself. Here and noisy pedestrian Arbat with its artists, artists and souvenir […]...
17. Trip to Moscow I went to Moscow with my parents on a summer vacation. The capital has left me the impression of a huge, great and rich city. I would like to visit her more than once. Walking in the center, I saw the Kremlin, Red Square, the burial of various great people at the Kremlin wall, including […]...
18. Composition on Nazarenko’s painting “Church of the Ascension in Nezhdanova Street in Moscow” Today we will reflect on the picture “The Church of the Ascension in Nezhdanova Street in Moscow” in 1988, the creation. The author of the work is a Russian artist Tatyana Grigorievna Nazarenko. This beautiful picture is filled with celestial pastel tones of gently pink and mildly salad flowers, the lilac colors magically shine in […]...
19. Moscow – the heart of the motherland Moscow is the heart of our Motherland. Everyone agrees with this, even the majority of St. Petersburgers, often referring to a certain jealousy of its capital status. Moscow is diverse and diverse – just like Russia itself. Here and noisy pedestrian Arbat with its artists, artists and souvenir sellers. This is a huge, noisy prospect […]...
20. Polenov “An overgrown pond” composition Painting by V. D. Polenov “Overgrown pond” is imbued with deep lyricism and a feeling of keen love for the native nature in all its artless beauty. Who does not know the quiet uninhabited corners of old overgrown parks? Silence and peace are filled with a picture of Polenov. A remarkable artist uses all possible […]...
21. Moscow subway The Moscow Metro recently celebrated its 60th anniversary: ​​on May 15, 1935, a regular traffic was opened on the first metro line in Moscow. And now, by the end of the twentieth century, it is difficult for us to imagine how the capital could live without a subway. The Moscow metro is the pride and […]...
22. “Tour of Moscow” composition Many sightseeing routes are known in Moscow, today we intend to hold only one. The theme of our excursion is “Ancient monasteries in the White-stone capital”. Moscow monasteries have long been known as the abodes of Russian Orthodox culture. Here Zaikonospassky monastery, it was founded in the year 1,600 by Tsar Boris Godunov, and then […]...
23. Moscow – how much in this word for the heart of the Russian Vladimir Gilyarovsky in such words confessed his love for the ancient Russian capital: “I am a Muscovite!” How happy is he who can pronounce this word, putting himself in. I am a Muscovite! “. “Moscow, Russia’s daughter is loved…” heard a lot of confessions of love, but more accurately and expressively Gilyarovsky, in my opinion, […]...
24. Composition on the picture of Polenov “Golden Autumn” In the art school our class was given the task: to draw an autumn landscape. As an example, the teacher presented us with illustrations of several paintings. Most of all I was impressed by the picture of Polenov Vasily Dmitrievich “Golden Autumn”. The picture is made in soft yellow, blue and green tones, this indicates […]...
25. The Painting Savrasov “Sukharev Tower Moscow” Soon on our website (“Secret Pages of Russian Painting”): “Unfavorable life circumstances forced Vasily Andreyevich Tropinin to lose 20 years of artistic life, but despite this, he took a worthy place among the best Russian and foreign painters. Tropinin was never abroad, and he developed his talent by studying nature, living mainly in Little Russia, […]...
26. Composition on the theme “City of Moscow” Moscow… a beautiful name for a beautiful city. The feeling that I feel when I say this word, is closer to excitement… I do not know how you imagine this city, but when I talk about it, I remember only the transitions. Transitions like the Moscow sick veins… There are always a lot of people […]...
27. Painting by Shishkin “Park in Pavlovsk” How can you imagine Shishkin without nature? Absolutely nothing, because she is his muse, she is his life, she is his child. Drawing landscapes, the author leaves in the world of silence and balance, some cosmic balance. As if everything he tells the viewer in his paintings, it’s simplicity and charm in what surrounds us. […]...
28. 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 […]...
29. Painting by VM Vasnetsov “Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich Grozny” Once, when we were in fifth grade, I saw a portrait of Ivan the Terrible standing on the stand in the study of literature. I felt somehow uneasy, but to be honest – even scary. By that time I knew Vasnetsovskaya “Alyonushka”, “Carpet-plane”, “Three princesses of the underworld” and, of course, “Bogatyrs”. At the stand […]...
30. Moscow is capital of Russia 1. Give a description of the economic and geographical situation, population and economy of Moscow. What information sources will you need for this? Recall that the economic and geographical situation is the position of the object in relation to other objects of economic importance: to other countries, cities, transport routes, mineral deposits, ie, the location […]...
31. Summary Moroz Ivanovich Odoevsky VF Odoevsky Moroz Ivanovich In one house there lived two girls – Rukodelnitsa and Lenivitsa, and with them a nanny. The needlewoman was a clever girl: she got up early, she put on clothes herself, without nurse, she was accepted for work: the stove was sinking, she kneaded the bread, she chalked the house, the […]...
32. Theaters of Moscow Among the Moscow theaters, the Bolshoi Theater, the Moscow Art Theater, the Small Theater, the operetta theaters, satires, Sovremennik and others are especially popular. Theater art in Moscow began to develop at the end of the XVI century. The first theatrical performances are connected with performances of buffoons, jesters. In 1672, the first Russian court […]...
33. Moscow is being built In the vicinity of Moscow there are forests and groves, where the neighborhood of the city is not felt at all, only large planes pass through their highways in the sky… Narrow forest paths converge on large roads. The roads approach the outskirts of the city. New quarters appear between thin white birches, between gray […]...
34. Summary “Killed near Moscow” Vorobyeva The story “Killed under Moscow” was written by Konstantin Vorobyov in 1961. Writer epigraph to the work took Tvardovsky’s verses. Cadets go to the front The events described in the story take place in November 1941. The front line is very close to Moscow. A training company consisting of Kremlin cadets was sent to the […]...
35. Summary “Pjetsuh New Moscow Philosophy” The most complete aesthetics of the “ironic avant-garde” was expressed in V. Pietsukh’s story “The New Moscow Philosophy”. The presentation is conducted on behalf of the narrator, a person who is well-rounded, unhurried. He reflects on the relationship between life and literature, the importance of literature in the life of a Russian person. His reasoning […]...
36. Painting by N. N. Ge “Pushchin visiting Pushkin in Mikhailovskoye” In the village of Mikhailovskoye, a distance of many miles from Moscow and St. Petersburg, Pushkin was exiled for bold verses about freedom. There were no friends or relatives near him-only Arina Rodionovna’s kind nurse alone. On long winter evenings, the poet read to her his new poems and listened to the nannies of fairy […]...
37. Moscow is the heart of Russia Moscow is the heart of Russia, the capital of a powerful state. Eight centuries have passed since the first time in the pages of the ancient Russian chronicle the name of Moscow was named. In 1147, the chronicler noted the meeting in Moscow of Vladimir-Suzdal prince Yuri Dolgoruky with his allies – Chernigov princes. This […]...
38. Temple-monument of Christ the Savior in Moscow The Church in Russia has always been something more than just a cult building. In the external appearance of Orthodox churches there was nothing accidental, and every detail had a special symbolic meaning. And the construction of churches in Russia also had its own characteristics. Often, churches were built to commemorate important historical events. Therefore, […]...
39. The beginning of the unification of Russian lands around Moscow According to the testament of Alexander Nevsky, his youngest son Daniil received possession of a small Moscow principality. Daniel set out to expand the boundaries of his possessions and began to collect Russian lands around Moscow. Moscow was in an area suitable for farming, cattle breeding and fisheries, at the intersection of important river trade […]...
40. “Journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow” Radishchev in brief summary After going to Moscow after dinner with friends, the hero woke up only at the next post station – Sofia. Hardly awakening the caretaker, he demanded horses, but was refused because of the night time. I had to give the coachmen for vodka, they harnessed, and the journey continued. In Tosna, the hero gets acquainted […]...