Painting by Van Gogh “View of Arles with irises”

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1. The Painting by Van Gogh “Four wilted sunflowers” There are such works of art that drift through the galleries of the whole world and become almost synonymous with the name and method of painting the artist. The painting “Sunflowers” by Vincent Van Gogh is an excellent example. Important is not only the connection between the artist and the painting, but also the artist’s […]...
2. The Painting by Van Gogh “Sunflowers” Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890) – an outstanding Dutch post-impressionist artist. Sunflowers had a special meaning for the master. He wrote two series of paintings with them: the Parisian (1887, two paintings with reclining flowers) and the Arles (1888, four works with flowers in the decanter). Then the painter made several versions of these works. All […]...
3. The Painting by Van Gogh “Portrait of Papa Tangi” Julien-Francois Tanguy played an important role in the life of the Parisian Impressionist artists. He sold them paints in his small shop, but sometimes, realizing that due to total lack of money they could not pay for the goods, offered the necessary in exchange for the paintings. For good nature and sympathy, the artists affectionately […]...
4. 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. […]...
5. Biography of Vincent Van Gogh Vincent van Gogh is an artist who paints in the style of post-impressionism. Born Vincent on March 30, 1853 in the Netherlands. The first education in the biography of Vincent van Gogh was obtained at the age of seven in a village school. A year later he began to study at home. And already in […]...
6. 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 […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “View on Valaam Island” Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin is an academician, professor, painter, landscape painter and this is not all his merits. One of his earliest works is the painting “A View on the Island of Valaam”. It was written in 1858 and simply plunged contemporaries into ecstasy. Thanks to this canvas, the Petersburg Academy of Arts awarded the author […]...
9. The Painting Marushkin “Strigunok” About Oleg Pavlovich Marushkin (1938) could not find much information. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Leningrad (Petersburg), from which came out a lot of outstanding artists. He created sketches of the “Feast on the Neva” painting for the banquet hall of the Nevskaya Hotel in Leningrad. Painting “Strigunok” – apparently, the […]...
10. 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 […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Before the Thunderstorm” Shishkin Ivan Ivanovich – a famous Russian landscape painter of the second half of the 19th century, perhaps one of his most popular paintings is “Morning in a Pine Forest.” The peculiarity of the image of nature in Shishkin’s works characterizes him as a talented draftsman, because no detail is deprived of attention, and if […]...
13. 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 […]...
14. 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, […]...
15. Painting Romadin “The first flowering” Landscapes of Mikhail Nikolaevich Romadin are considered to be among the best in the XIX century. But to me from all the landscapes of this talented artist most like the picture “The first flowering.” This picture is very unusual, when I look at it, I feel both sadness and joy. This canvas fascinates me, and […]...
16. Painting by Golovin “Still Life: Flowers in a Vase” The famous artist Golovin Alexander Yakovlevich not only passionately loved to draw flowers, but also to grow them. They were his inspiration and muse. The author devoted many of his paintings to flowers. There are beautiful still-lifes in his arsenal, where flowers in expensive porcelain vases are surrounded by some other things. But there is […]...
17. 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 […]...
18. 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 […]...
19. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Winter” The landscape of the great Russian painter I. I. Shishkin “Winter” shows us a deep sleepy stupor of the winter forest. Frozen trees seemed to have petrified, everything froze until the spring, almost complete silence reigned. The tranquility of the forest is deep and serene. On the front, detailed outline of the picture, we can […]...
20. Composition on Levitan’s painting “Evening on the Volga” This picture was written by Isaak Ilich Levitan. Now she is in a private meeting in the city of Moscow. The landscape was painted by the artist in 1880. On this wonderful canvas, Levitan depicted the wide expanse of the river in the setting sun. Before us in the foreground we see trees. These trees […]...
21. The Painting by Van Gogh “Portrait of Dr. Ray” Irish artist Francis Bacon, a direct descendant of the famous philosopher and full of his namesake. In the works of Bacon clearly seen the influence of Picasso, and such areas as surrealism and expressionism. The artist himself called himself a realist, and said: “Nothing can be more terrible than life itself”. His paintings already in […]...
22. Painting by Vasiliev “View of the Volga.” Barges “ Painting is inexhaustible in its ability to recreate the world of nature. Before us is the picture “View of the Volga. Barges.” A high mast stands against the background of light, swirling clouds, and its point almost merges with the damp blue of the air. A half-sail is stationary. With long, dense strokes, the artist […]...
23. 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 […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. The composition of Levitan’s painting “Quiet abode” One of the most famous works of Isaak Levitan “Quiet abode” was written in 1890 in the genre of “church scenery.” What could be simpler than this picture? Summer morning. Windless weather, calm, cool river surface smoothly skirting a wooded toe. Through it will be thrown a thin bridge over the perches. Because of the […]...
26. Painting by Romadin “Kerzhenets” The artist N. Romandin is a famous Russian landscape painter who possesses a gentle, lyrical depiction of his native northern nature. Woods, rivers and lakes, modest copses – all this reminds of a quiet, lingering folk song The painting “Kerzhenets” depicts a river overgrown with willow. Bending over the water, the willows seem to admire […]...
27. The Painting by Nyssa “Rainbow” Georgy Grigorevich Nyssky – a bright painter, painter, who created in the Soviet era. His pen belongs to many paintings, most of which glorify the beauty of the modern urban landscape. The artist was always attracted by the poetry of “iron and concrete” – tall buildings, large bridges, railways, planes, ships created by human hands. […]...
28. 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 […]...
29. 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 […]...
30. Composition on Kuindzhi’s painting “After the Rain” One of my favorite works of this artist is the painting After the Rain, which was written in 1879. Historians refer it to the late period in the work of Kuindzhi. It seems to me that the artist was fascinated by the theme of thunder, storms and storms. In my opinion, this picture also conveys […]...
31. Painting by Gavrilov “The Last Cornflowers” The painting “The Last Cornflowers” by Vladimir Nikolayevich Gavrilov became for us now a model of a classic still-life. The main object of our consideration is a bouquet of juicy cornflowers. Outside the open window, right in front of us, spreads the field of ripe wheat. Birds black dots fly over the ears, and in […]...
32. 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 […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. The composition of Nazarenko’s painting “The Church of the Ascension in Nezhdanova Street” I really liked the picture of this artist. In my opinion it is imbued with gentle tones of pink and light green colors, the sky is depicted in lilac paints. All these colors beckon us with their beauty, and attract our sight with their penetration. Looking at the work, we seem to penetrate and become […]...
35. Painting by Makovsky “Children Running from a Thunderstorm” In front of me is the work of the famous artist, painter KE Makovsky. In his paintings, he addresses various topics. He has portraits and paintings, and reproduces historical events on the canvas, but especially well, in my opinion, he manages to depict the nature and way of life of people. One such picture is […]...
36. 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 […]...
37. 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 […]...
38. A work on the theme of Radupp The enchanting tranquility of the flowering meadow was suddenly disturbed as if from nowhere by the pouring rain that washed every blade of grass and every flower bud. A picturesque composition about the rainbow in bright colors describes this amazing natural phenomenon, which adorned a wide spreading native expanses. The summer morning grew in abundant […]...
39. Painting Grabar “Winter Landscape” The painting by I. E. Grabar “Winter Landscape” was written in 1954. on it the painter depicted a winter landscape in all its beauty and charm. The canvas depicts a winter landscape. we see a forest winter glade covered with snow. In the clearing grow birches covered with hoarfrost, and small fir-trees. You look at […]...
40. The composition of Ostroukhov’s painting “The First Greens” Ilya Ostroukhov (1858-1929) was born and grew up in Moscow and devoted all his work to the landscapes of the central strip of Russia. One of the most famous of his paintings, located in the State Tretyakov Gallery is the painting “First Green”, written in 1887-1888 g. For those who know and love the suburbs, […]...