The Painting by Bryullov “The Horsewoman”

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1. Painting by Bryullov “Portrait of Sisters Shishmarev” Karl Bryullov is a true master of the portrait genre, who was very attentive to the choice of the heroes of his paintings. In his paintings, he tried to portray exactly those people who differed expressive appearance or bright, extraordinary features of character, causing the audience a variety of emotions. Most of all I liked […]...
2. Painting by Bryullov “Portrait of Samoylova with Giovannina Pacini and Arapchonka” By the beginning of the 1830s, Bryullov occupied one of the leading places in Russian and Western European art. (His glory of the outstanding master of the portrait was fixed by the “Horseman”). A new speech by a Russian artist who exhibited at the next Italian exhibition “Portrait of Count Yu. P. Samoilova with her […]...
3. Painting by Bryullov “A Girl Gathering Grapes” “A Girl Gathering Grape in the Neighborhood of Naples” is a famous painting by the Russian artist Karl Pavlovich Bryullov (1799-1852). The painting was written in 1827. Canvas, oil. Dimensions: 62 x 32.5 cm. Located in the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg. The painting “A Girl Gathering Grapes” was written by Karl Bryullov after visiting […]...
4. Painting by Bryullov “Self-portrait” What would I say about myself if I had the opportunity? And if I had guessed that my descendants could read it, and those who like me, and even those who I might not like? The truth, or what I would like to see the truth? Self-portrait is very similar to the autobiography. Both there […]...
5. The Painting by Bryullov “Italian noon” What do I imagine when I hear “Italy”? Good shoes or boots on the map? Of course not! Italy is, above all, the sun, a peculiar way of life, beautiful people and, of course, fruit! Probably, and Bryullov saw just this, because his famous painting all this displays. What did the artist sing? What did […]...
6. The Painting by Bryullov “The Last Day of Pompeii” One of the famous paintings Bryullov, which he began to write in 1830 and graduated in 1833. This picture shows the volcano Vesuvius, or rather its eruption to the cities of Pompeii. Bryullov describes the events of 79 AD. To create his masterpiece, he had to visit the excavated ruined city. The objects that the […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. The Painting by Bryullov “Italian Morning” 1823, shortly after his arrival in Italy, Bryullov wrote “Italian Morning”. The painting is exhibited at the exhibition at the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg. “Morning” brought him wide fame. The picture won everybody – the Italian, and then the Russian audience, members of the Society for the Encouragement of Artists and, finally, […]...
9. Painting by Bryullov “Portrait of the Beck” Painter Bryullov found his true vocation in portrait painting, reaching in his portraits and paintings of the highest pictorial class. The heroes of Bryullov’s portraits are almost always attractive. This is explained by the fact that most often these are people of extraordinary, bright personalities, and the fact that Bryullov avoided writing portraits of those […]...
10. The composition of Ivanov’s painting “The Seven Boys” The painting “Family” by SV Ivanov depicts a winter landscape. The country road, along which people go, was covered with snow. In the foreground works of the landlord family. Their outfits are very harmoniously combined with each other. All members of the family are dressed very brightly and festively. It can be assumed that Christmas […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. The Painting by Makovsky “On a hot day” Sultry summer day. All people are tormented by heat. Where to hide? Where to go? Of course, most people prefer to go to ponds: swim, sunbathe, fish. One of these moments impressed on his canvas “On a Hot Day” an unrivaled master of everyday painting of the late XIX – early XX century, the successor […]...
13. The Painting Surikov “The capture of a snow town” The Cossacks had ancient fun, they liked to gather in crowds and storm the fortress, which was made from snow, this tradition was carried out on the last day of the Shrovetide week. This moment, and captured in the picture Surikov, look at such a bright and colorful presentation came a lot of people. All […]...
14. Painting by Plastov “Mama” The picture shows a woman who shakes a cradle with an infant, and next to the cradle is a girl of about three. The picture is made in bright colors. Pillows that are lined with a pyramid, behind the back of a woman of red color. The wooden hut, on the wall of which hangs […]...
15. The Painting by Bryullov “Portrait of Krylov” Title The composition of the picture by Bryullov Portrait of Krylov Krylov, Ivan Andreevich (1768-1844) – the famous Russian fabulist. His father “did not study science”, served in the dragoon regiment, in 1772, distinguished himself in defending Yaitsk town from the Pugachevites, he was the chairman of the magistrate in Tver and died in 1778, […]...
16. The composition of Vasnetsov’s painting “Three Princesses of the Underground Kingdom” Victor Vasnetsov is known for his paintings on the subjects of Russian epics and fairy tales. One of the first such paintings – “Three princesses of the underworld.” The artist painted this canvas by the order of the well-known industrialist Savva Mamontov in 1881. “Three princesses” were to decorate the Board of the Donetsk railway […]...
17. Painting Serov “Girl with Peaches” In the large bright room near the table there is a girl with a peach in her hands. Her black, unruly hair was disheveled, and her dark eyes were looking straight at the viewer. This pensively sly sight is familiar to many according to the description of the picture “The Girl with Peaches” of Serov. […]...
18. 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 […]...
19. 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 […]...
20. The Painting Vrubel “Bogatyr” Some kind of color is inherent in all the paintings of the famous artist Vrubel. His creation “Bogatyr” was no exception. So to complicate the color palette, to embody on canvas completely unknown before the combination can be a very rare talent. Just look at the epic hero, his power and mighty strength. Everyone understands […]...
21. The Painting by Tropinin “Portrait of Pushkin” It is believed that the picture of VA Tropinin “Portrait of Alexander Pushkin” – the most famous of his work in this genre. It depicts the genius of Russian literature in a brown home dressing gown, from beneath which a white shirt is visible. Complement the image of a black scarf from satin. Pushkin’s hair […]...
22. The composition of Levitan’s painting “Silence” The painting “Silence” was written by Isaac Levitan in 1898. It is not widely known, however, it is an acknowledged masterpiece of the late period of the artist’s life. In these years for Levitan was typical appeal to the “twilight” theme, and the picture “Silence” is also devoted to an amazing time when the day […]...
23. Painting Serov “Portrait of the artist Levitan” Serov wrote many portraits of famous personalities of the time. For each, he chose the situation and a certain position. The artist does not have similar paintings, he treated his every posing person in his own way. He was able to convey the inner world and the mood of man with the help of canvas […]...
24. The Painting Vinogradov “Spring” Synonyms (linguistic and contextual) to avoid repetition. About SA Vinogradov: artist, painter, creator, the creator of the painting, the master of the brush, the landscape painter. About a picture: a canvas, a canvas, a painting, a work of art, a work of art. artistic creation. On the process of creating a picture: write, create, portray […]...
25. Painting Popkov “Autumn rains” In the painting “Autumn Rains” by V. Popkov, a man in a black frock coat stands on the porch of the house. In this person, anyone will recognize the great writer Pushkin. His image can not be confused with anyone else. The artist painted on his canvas a famous person for good reason. Autumn is […]...
26. 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 […]...
27. Painting by Borovikovsky “Portrait of Catherine Nikolayevna Arsenyeva” Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky – Russian artist of the late XVIII – early XIX centuries. an unrivaled master of portraiture. Among the famous canvases there are ceremonial portraits: “Portrait of Prince AB Kurakin, Vice Chancellor”, “Portrait of Paul I in White Dalmatics”, in which the artist pays attention to the citizenship, dignity and nobility of the […]...
28. Painting by Korovin “Winter” Impressionist Konstantin Korovin still had enough ill-wishers and admirers during his lifetime. And all because one of the first has become so fully use the techniques of recreating on canvas not illusory pictures, but real life. His works find echo in the souls of admirers, please the hearts, fill the audience with life-giving energy. So […]...
29. The Painting by Makovsky “Under the Crown” Makovsky was particularly occupied with the ancient Russian men’s and women’s costume of the prince’s nobility. The female costume in the XV – XVII centuries was extremely colorful. The top shirts were sewed from colored fabrics. Such a shirt was called red, that is, beautiful. The sleeves of the shirt were slipped in the slits […]...
30. The composition of Raphael’s painting “The Sistine Madonna” One of the great creative people of Italy is Rafael Santi. He and a talented painter, graphic artist, architect. His work is adorned with many churches. My favorite artist’s muse was always Madonna. He devoted many pictures to her, both at the beginning of the creative path and in maturity. One of the most perfect […]...
31. 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 […]...
32. The composition of Yuon’s painting “The Winter Sun” Painting by KF Yuon “Russian Winter: Ligachevo.” KF Yuon is a wonderful landscape painter. In his paintings he showed his love for nature, he created a generalized image of the Motherland. In his autobiographical essay, Yuon wrote: “In these pictures I tried to convey the monumental and poetic sound of Russian nature, I was looking […]...
33. Painting by Tropinin “Lacemaker” Portrait of a diligent and diligent lace maker VA Tropinin – the brightest example of a characteristic portrait. The image of a young pretty girl, bent over her handiwork, amazes with the truthfulness and vividness of colors. The artist’s skill breathes life into the eyes and gestures of his heroine, written with incredible accuracy and […]...
34. Painting Plastov “Spring” Plastov is my favorite artist. His work, as it were, returns us many years ago, showing the era in which the artist lived. One of my favorite paintings of Plastov is “Spring”, written in 1952. On the canvas, a girl with a rocker and two buckets is sealed, she picks up water from the spring […]...
35. Painting Surikov “Visit the princess’s nunnery” The painting “Visit to the Tsarevna Convent” was written by Surikov in 1912. This is the last significant work of the great artist. In this historical and everyday work the artist does not talk about some specific historical event, but tells about life in pre-Petrine Russia. Since for the princess in that era, because of […]...
36. The composition of Vasnetsov’s picture “The Bogatyr Skok” The hero, the defender of the Russian land, is one of Vasnetsov’s favorite characters, to whom the artist devoted many of his paintings. Along with the famous and classic pictures of “Bogatyri” and “Knight at the Crossroads”, the work “Bogatyrsky Skok” reflects Vasnetsov’s warm attitude to folk epics and legends, to Russian culture in general. […]...
37. The Painting by Shishkin “Oaks” The painting “Oaks” is one of the most famous landscapes of Ivan I. Shishkin. The canvas was painted in 1887 by the park of Dubki near St. Petersburg. This canvas is an excellent example of plein air painting, which the painter was very keen in those years. It was in the process of direct communication […]...
38. Painting by Meshkov “Golden Autumn in Karelia” Before me is a reproduction of a painting by the remarkable artist V. V. Meshkov “Golden Autumn in Karelia”. The canvas is full of bright colors autumn, beautiful in its simplicity. I think the artist fully managed to convey the autumn atmosphere that reigned in Karelia on the canvas, while at the same time giving […]...
39. The Painting Fedotov “Matchmaking Major” The founder of critical realism in the Russian fine arts PA Fedotov (1815-1852) introduced drama and plot sharpness into the everyday genre. In his works, the artist managed to combine the exposure of social and moral vices of society’s life with subtle psychologism and a poetic perception of reality. In the painting “Matchmaking Major” the […]...
40. Painting Vrubel “The Demon Seated” It is worth noting that the great Russian artist Mikhail Vrubel is in itself a rather complex artist, which is not accidental in his film “The Demon Seated” turned to the image of Lermontov’s demon. Vrubel dreamed of a high monumental style. For him, the tragedy of an ideal person is close – a person […]...