The Painting by Pimenov “The Dispute”

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1. 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 […]...
2. The composition of Perov’s painting “Nikita Pustosvyat.” The dispute about faith “ So the event of the end of the 17th century became public for the whole world. The plot described by the painter shows the unpreparedness of the society to change its established views, and there is not even a hint of the ability to conduct a dialogue. It seems that the interests that are affected […]...
3. Painting by Mashkov “Strawberry and white jug” Ilya Ivanovich Mashkov is a very famous artist. His paintings are exhibited since 1910. The most famous are still lifes of the artist. One of his most famous paintings is “Strawberry and white jug”, created in 1943. The painting is painted in bright colors and large strokes, – the typical manner of the artist. With […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. The Painting by Malevich “Black Square” I would like to take this opportunity to send greetings to our Ministry of Education, which compels children to write descriptions of paintings, as well as a separate greetings to my Russian schoolteachers Alle Nikolaevna, and also write specifically for them according to GOST standards, the composition-description of the painting “Black Square”. In front of […]...
6. General characteristics of the dispute The world in which a modern man lives is woven from contradictions. For this reason, it is more polemical than ever before. And the future of a person depends to a large extent on whether he will manage to organize and make fruitful and effective communication a vital value (it is the essence of communication […]...
7. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Winter in the Forest (Hoarfrost)” One of the best paintings of Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin is the work “Winter in the Woods (Hoarfrost)”. In his creative gallery unusually many wonderful works, however, it is this work that is filled with extraordinary beauty and mystery. The artist liked to depict beautiful landscapes of Russian land on his canvases. Peering into the picture […]...
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 Popovich “Letter to Grandfather” The boy will write a letter to his grandfather. In the picture he does not yet write it, but only talks about how to start and where. The first thing I see in the picture is a picture of my grandfather, he looks strictly dressed in a suit and hat. Probably, grandfather is not very […]...
10. 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. […]...
11. The Painting by Korin “Alexander Nevsky” The painting “Alexander Nevsky” was painted by the artist Pavel Dmitrievich Korin in 1942 – 1943, during the difficult years of the Great Patriotic War. It was a time when the Russian people fought against the German invaders and more than ever needed spiritual support and support. According to the artist’s intention, such a picture […]...
12. Painting by Ulyanov “Stanislavsky at work” Portrait of Stanislavsky Ulyanov wrote in 1947, when the famous theoretician of the theater was no longer alive. For this painting, the artist received a high state award – the Stalin Prize III degree. Stanislavsky is depicted in his office. The director of the Moscow Art Theater wears a black suit, a snow-white shirt is […]...
13. 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 […]...
14. 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 […]...
15. Painting by VA Serov “The Girl with Peaches” How much liveliness, naturalness, childlike ease in the picture of VA Serov “Girl with Peaches”! No wonder this picture after its writing made a lot of noise in Moscow, struck the contemporaries of the artist with amazing expressiveness, ease, a sense of the joy of life. The painting depicts Vera, the daughter of a Russian […]...
16. Writing a generation dispute together and apart How much humanity exists, so much is concerned with its eternal problem of “fathers and children”, which is based on the break of ties between different generations. What leads to a misunderstanding between “fathers and children”? From the time of Socrates and Aristotle to the present day, there is a conflict in society (the disagreement, […]...
17. The Painting Syromyatnikova “The first audience” The picture by Ye. V. Syromyatnikova under the title “First Spectators” is, at first glance, a usual everyday sketch: curious boys peek through an open window into the artist’s studio. But, having looked closely, we notice an interesting feature of this painting: a combination of several genres. So, here there is a landscape (he is […]...
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. 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 […]...
20. 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 […]...
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. Painting Vereshchagin “The sale of a child slave” The Balkan cycle of paintings by VV Vereshchagin is dedicated to the Russian-Turkish war of 1878-1879. in which the artist was directly involved. One of the most famous paintings of the cycle – “Winners” – was written in 1878-1879. The picture is devoted to the events that took place under Telish, where the whole regiment […]...
23. Painting by Shishkin “Pines illuminated by the sun” Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin – one of the most famous Russian landscape painters of the XIX century. He created magnificent paintings depicting forests, meadows, fields. The strength of this painter is in a true realistic image. You can say that he created portraits of trees, so precisely they are depicted on his canvases. Each tree has […]...
24. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Dilettante” The painting “The Dilettante” is written in a satirical style. But satire is also different. This picture, I think, shows the good side of this genre. The work turned out a little even mocking. The picture shows the artist who finished work on his work and now evaluates it. Most likely, the artist is a […]...
25. Painting Popovich “Did not take a fishing” We look at the wonderful picture of the talented artist Popovich – “We did not take a fishing trip.” This plot is very sweet, but at the same time it’s a pity for this little boy in the foreground. How much emotion in his face, how sorry he is, because he was so prepared, even […]...
26. Painting by Repin “Dragonfly” Among all the portraits of Repin, a special place is occupied by the porters of his family members. And it is justified by the fact that in such portraits the painter experiments most of all, since he writes them as if “for himself.” One of the most famous portraits from the series of portraits of […]...
27. The dispute of generations together and apart Conflict of generations, the age-old problem of “fathers” and “children” worries humanity from the very beginning of its existence. So what leads to misunderstanding? Is there a solution to this problem, or, perhaps, it is insoluble? The most acute conflict between different generations, we can observe in the novel IS Turgenev’s “Fathers and Children.” The […]...
28. Painting by Aivazovsky “St. George Monastery” The artist Aivazovsky is known throughout the world for many pictures with marine themes. He gave preference to writing paintings on the Black Sea. One of his most famous works is the painting “St. George’s Monastery,” which he wrote at the very beginning of his work. At that time, Aivazovsky was very young, so in […]...
29. 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 […]...
30. Painting by Plastov “The First Snow” Painting Plastov “First Snow” was written by the artist in 1946. On the canvas is a village house with a small front garden, a birch grows near the house, and a crow sits on a path. Two children, a boy and a girl, stand on the porch and admire the first snow. His light air […]...
31. 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 […]...
32. The Painting by Aivazovsky “Wave” If you are going to visit the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, then stop for a moment at the picture of the famous artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, called “Wave.” This picturesque creation was created in 1889. Oil painting on canvas. At the end of his life, the great artist was completely absorbed in the […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. Painting by Aivazovsky “Neapolitan Bay in the moonlight” Being in constant search of sources of inspiration for writing his paintings, Aivazovsky very often made trips to the Black Sea. Accordingly, after these trips, there were such famous paintings as “St. George’s Monastery”, “Storm on the Black Sea” and many others. Once Aivazovsky decided to get out of Russia and went on a trip […]...
36. Painting by Kasteev “Young Abai” In front of me lies an open book with a portrait of a young Abay. Look at the work of the artist! How much work was invested by A. Kasteyev in his picture! “Young Abai” – this name exactly suits the picture. … The young man looks ahead. What depth of thought the artist has […]...
37. Painting Kostetskiy “Return” A work-description behind the picture of V. M. Kostetsky “Return” This picture could be called “Meeting”, it would be possible – “Wait”, and you can – “Happiness”. Indeed, the moment shown by the artist is unforgettable moments of indescribable human joy. On the threshold of the apartment, where a woman looks like an open door […]...
38. Painting Kuindzhi “Ladoga Lake” The summer of 1872, Arkhip Kuindzhi spent on the island of Valaam. Deeply impressed by the beautiful nature of the island and the lake, a year later he painted a picture of “Lake Ladoga”. Landscape illustrates well the changes in the life of the artist: on the one hand, the realism of the image shows […]...
39. Painting Grabar “March Snow” Igor Emmanuilovich Grabar is known not only as an artist, but also as an art historian and critic. Grabar’s creative path was very difficult and contradictory. His works were characterized by two picturesque genres – landscape and portrait. And one of the main themes of landscape painting by Grabar was the theme of Russian winter […]...
40. Painting by Krymov “Windy Day: The Bull” Nikolai Petrovich Krymov is considered one of the best landscape painters of the twentieth century. He paints landscapes of familiar places in such a way that anyone who looks at his picture seems to be not only its spectator, but also a direct participant. One of the artist’s most impressive works is “The Windy Day: […]...