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1. Composition on Levitan’s painting “Fresh Wind. Volga” II Levitan is a wonderful Russian artist who wrote many amazing pictures of Russian nature. He was a real master of the brush. With his paintings he sang the beauty of Russian nature. Any of his works is a real masterpiece. One of them – ” Fresh wind. Volga “. In I. Levitan’s painting “Fresh […]...
2. 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 […]...
3. 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 […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. Painting by Vasiliev “In the Crimean Mountains” The presented picture is one of the last in the work of Fedor Vasiliev. Crimea at first did not attract the young artist, which he did not fail to notice in one of the letters to Kramskoy. Vasilyev was desperately bored in Russia. In the Crimea, he was urgently sent by doctors – the boy […]...
7. Painting by Vasiliev “The swamp in the forest., Autumn” In the winter of 1870 the artist caught a severe cold, and he had a severe lung disease. With the onset of spring, the illness worsened and passed into tuberculosis. Being on treatment in the Crimea, he yearns north. Real for the artist in the final period of creativity is the return to work on […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. Painting by Venetsianov “In the Harvest, Summer” In this picture AG Venetsianov portrayed peasant labor on a hot day. The canvas gives the viewer some kind of peace and tranquility. It is these feelings that arise in a person on a hot and sultry day, when there is no wind, and nature seems to have frozen in anticipation of a cool night. […]...
10. The Painting by Yuon “March Sun” Before us is the landscape of the famous Russian artist Konstantin Yuon “The March Sun”, where he accurately conveyed the moment when the spring comes into its own. The main impression of the picture is a life-affirming joy. Kartinavsya just riddled with bright sunlight. Everywhere there is snow, but in the air the state of […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. 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 […]...
13. 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 […]...
14. The composition of Yuon’s painting “The End of Winter, Noon” We look at the painting “The End of Winter, Noon”, written by the famous artist KF Yuon, and many embrace the feeling of joy. It is joyful to look at the awakening of nature (as yet, timidly, almost imperceptibly). Glad of sunlight and light; they seem to be filling the landscape to the brim. The […]...
15. Painting by Konchalovsky “Peaches” In front of me is a picture of the Russian artist P. P. Konchalovsky “Peaches”. At first glance it seems that there is nothing special in the picture – several fruits lie in the basket and on the table. But it is not so. It is only necessary to take a closer look at the […]...
16. The Painting by Serebryakova “Behind the toilet” Painting Zinaida Serebryakova “Behind the toilet” – this is a self-portrait of the artist herself, which was written in 1909 and brought Serebryakova well-known far beyond St. Petersburg, where she was exhibited. In the center of the canvas is a young woman who makes a morning toilet. The furnishings of the room here are not […]...
17. Composition on Kuindzhi’s painting “Sunspots on the hoarfrost” Kuindzhi was called the singer of space and light. He restored the landscape to an ecstatic sense of beauty and extraordinaryness of the world. “The illusion of light was his god, and there was no artist equal to him in achieving this miracle of painting.” Kuinji is an artist of light, “Repin wrote in 1913. […]...
18. Volga 1. How and why did the natural features and economic use of the Volga change after the creation of the Volga cascade? After the creation of the Volga cascade of HPPs, which significantly increased the level and regulated the regime of the river, it was possible to put an end to floods and spills and […]...
19. The Painting Savrasov “Rooks arrived” Everyone at least once in my life saw the picture “The Rooks Have Arrived,” this is the most famous painting by Savrasov. We see the unhurried awakening of nature, only – only the calendar spring has come. But slowly spring struggles for its rights with the winter, the snow no longer lies in huge snowdrifts […]...
20. Painting by Shishkin “Pine Forest, Mastwood in the Vyatka Province” I. Shishkin had a special love for Russian nature. It is impossible not to notice, because it manifests itself in every his landscape. Vyatka province for this picture was not chosen by chance. It is she who is the homeland of the artist. Apparently, the work appeared in one of his visits to these wonderful […]...
21. Painting by Shishkin “Pine” The picture “Pines, illuminated by the sun” I. I. Shishkin wrote in 1886. This period was especially fruitful for the artist, because he worked hard on sketches, trying to find the right ways to solve the most difficult tasks that he prepared for painting. Some of the artist’s large landscapes have clearly outgrown the scope […]...
22. Painting Kuindzhi “Sunrise” The painting “Sunrise” is a piece of beautiful nature, it’s a small piece of paradise on earth. Looking at the majestic, sunlit mountains and the blue, bottomless sky, we want to stroll along the soft path, pralavshey morning dust, breathe fragrant mountain air and listen to the romantic tunes of birds. How beautiful is the […]...
23. Painting by Repin “Portrait of the Critic Stasov” The talented publicist and critic V. V. Stasov with IE Repin has for many years been closely connected. The best portrait of V. Stasov was written by Repin for two days in May 1883 in Dresden, during a period of joint travel abroad by a critic and artist. In this portrait Stasov is already an […]...
24. Painting by Korzhev “Clouds of 1945” One of the famous Soviet painters is Geli Mikhailovich Korzhev. Having fallen into the occupation, in wartime, found for himself a so-called harsh style. It includes a dark color palette, sharp contrasts of light and shadows, deep emotionality of the characters. His work “The Clouds of 1945” belongs to the same works. The picture shows […]...
25. The Painting by Levitan “Lake., Rus” His great last picture of the artist Levitan called “Lake. Rus.” In the picture, the broad expanse of water reflects clouds illuminated by the sun. On the far shore, as far as the eye can see, fields, villages, domes of churches. Everything in the picture – the sun, the wind, the rushing clouds – is […]...
26. Painting by Vasiliev “Summer: the River in the Red Village” Canvas, oil. 31.5 x 44.5. The State Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of Tatarstan. Kazan Such an extraordinary vision of nature, such power in its image was not at anyone. Fyodor Alexandrovich Vasiliev was able to convey not only the transparency and warmth of the air, the trembling of leaves, but the very […]...
27. 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 […]...
28. Painting by Romadin “Verba in the Flood” The landscape of “Verba in the Flood” is devoted to the depiction of early spring, which, on the one hand, is beautiful and long-awaited, but on the other hand it is wayward and very changeable. It reminds us of a young whimsical beauty. The weather is changing every now and then. Heat and cold, sun […]...
29. Painting Monet “Walk” Claude Monet is a famous French artist of the nineteenth century. He is considered the founder of the new direction for painting, Impressionism. Drawing Monet started early. These were the caricatures that he sold in his father’s shop. Later he became interested in working in nature and began to create his famous canvases. Living with […]...
30. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Forest Distances” Ilya Shishkin’s canvas “Forest Distances”, written in 1884, refers to the period of the artist’s life, when his talent unfolded with all its depth and power. Being in a depressed state after the recent death of his beloved wife, the painter draws strength from nature and devotes himself entirely to work. The painting “Forest Distances” […]...
31. Painting Manet “Breakfast on the grass” “Breakfast on the grass” – a picture of the great French artist-impressionist Edward Manet (1832-1883). The original title of the painting is “Bathing”. The picture became really scandalous and was subjected to great criticism, but now occupies an honorable place among the masterpieces of world painting. The picture “Breakfast on the grass” was written in […]...
32. Painting by Krymov “By spring” Painting by N. P. Krymov “Towards the Spring” strikes with the purity and freshness of the very first, still timid sun rays. This blinding light gives an incredibly joyful, cheerful mood, it pierces the canvas and literally overwhelms all that exists, involving in the stormy spring wave and houses and trees. The color scheme used […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. 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 […]...
36. 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 […]...
37. Painting by Vasilyev “Thaw” Fedor Vasilyev wrote his famous painting Thaw in 1871. This work of the young artist caused tremendous success among the public, which was acquired by PM Tretyakov, the painting received the artist’s awarding prize, and received positive reviews at the World Exhibition in London. minor mood of the canvas, copies were ordered by famous people, […]...
38. The Painting Levitan “Bridge. Savvinskaya Sloboda” Masterpiece of Levitan Bridge. Savvinskaya Sloboda (1884, the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow) is a manifestation of his ability to portray the most unassuming motive for a precious sense of unity and harmony of nature, the joy of her spring renewal. The color solution of this work, built on a combination of different shades of vernal […]...
39. The Painting by Savrasov “Rainbow” In the 70-ies. the work of the remarkable Russian artist AK Savrasov reached its peak. The painting “Rainbow”, written in 1875, is a real pearl in the artist’s work. The work is deeply symbolic. Savrasov not only depicts the amazing phenomenon of nature, but invests in the canvas a deep meaning. We see a village […]...
40. The composition of Levitan’s painting “The Last Ray” I look at the picture of the well-known Russian painter Levitan called “Big Water”. The winter was very snowy, and now. When the spring came and the snow melted, there was a lot of water in the river, and it came out of the banks. We are witnessing the awakening of nature. In the picture, […]...