The Painting by Savrasov “Steppe in the afternoon”

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1. The Painting Savrasov “Winter Landscape” If you look at the artist’s biography, you can trace the incredible facts. Savrasov was born, as at that time was considered in the merchant family. At an early age, a small Savrasov began to show genuine interest in painting, but his father was not happy and even opposed to his child was fond of […]...
2. The Painting Savrasov “Thaw” A special place in the creative work of AK Savrasov is occupied by the spring landscapes. Some such pictures tell of the joy of awakening nature, others – full of aching sadness. One of the deepest lyrical works is the painting “Thaw”, written in 1874. The plot of the picture is unsophisticated – a boundless […]...
3. Painting by AK Savrasov “Proselyok” In the development of Russian landscape painting AK Savrasov played an outstanding role, raising the art of depicting nature to a tremendous height. Very subtle and penetratingly able to convey the artist any state of nature native land. The motif chosen by Savrasov for writing the “Proselyok” film, at first glance seems very simple and […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. Alexey Kondratievich Savrasov Alexey Kondratievich Savrasov was the first to open the way to the creation of the Russian lyrical landscape. The pupil of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, he relied on the traditions of A. Venetsianov, M. Lebedev. Overcoming the tradition of academic romanticism, Savrasov confidently followed the path of life’s truth. Who does […]...
6. 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, […]...
7. The Painting Savrasov “Elk Island in Sokolniki” To the famous and very beautiful landscapes of Alexei Savrasov is the painting “Elk Island in Sokolniki”. It was this reproduction that the author summed up one of the periods of creativity. It was at that time that he very organically combined the romantic mood with elements of symbolism and even realism. The painting was […]...
8. Composition on the picture of Savrasov “Proselyok” Savrasov tried to find in the simplest and most ordinary those intimate, deeply touching, often sad traits that are so strongly felt in our native landscape and so irresistibly act on the soul. With Savrasov appeared lyricism in a picturesque landscape and boundless love for his native land. AK Savrasov – the famous Russian landscape […]...
9. 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 […]...
10. Painting by AK Savrasov “Winter Landscape” “Winter!” The peasant, triumphantly, renews the path on the snowdrifts, His horse, snowing with a scent, Plays trotting somehow. ” These words of AS Pushkin involuntarily recall to me when I look at the picture of A. Savrasov “Winter Landscape”. Frosty winter day. Gigantic, in two girths, lindens, maples, birches are silvered with hoarfrost and […]...
11. Painting Savrasov “Pechora Monastery near Nizhny Novgorod” An ordinary village on the banks of a mighty river. A grove of birch trees, a sideways fence. And in the distance the monastery is white. It would seem that the everyday picture, what she so attracted the artist, that he decided to transfer it to the canvas? What did I like about the work […]...
12. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Sleeping Children” The picture “Sleeping children” great painter Vasily Grigorievich Perov wrote in the distant 1870. The famous canvas is among the best works of the author and is highly regarded all over the world, both by art connoisseurs and professional critics. The picture is written quite simply, without superfluous delights. Given the style of writing, the […]...
13. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Rain in an oak forest” The great Russian painter Shishkin Ivan Ivanovich was born on January 25, 1832 in the city of Elabuga. in the merchant family. He showed the ability to landscape painting and Shishkin, while studying at the Academy of Painting in St. Petersburg, was awarded a small silver medal for “View in the vicinity of St. Petersburg.” […]...
14. 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 […]...
15. Composition based on Levitan’s painting “The Garden in Yalta, Cypresses” Having received money for work on the scenery for the Mamontov Opera and gained relative prosperity, in 1886 Isaak Levitan made a trip to the Crimea. And although his stay there was rather short, sketches and paintings written by Levitan during this trip, became a new, very expressive and penetrating word in the artistic development […]...
16. Savrasov “The Rooks Arrived” essay “Rooks arrived” – a very famous canvas by Russian artist Alexei Savrasov. It shows the beginning of spring. The old, curved and birches broken by the storms still stand without foliage. So far there is a lot of snow around, but it is not at all like it was in winter – the snow is […]...
17. Painting Kuindzhi “On the island of Valaam” The summer of 1872, Kuindzhi spent on Lake Ladoga, on the island of Valaam. As a result, pictures appeared: “Ladoga Lake” (1872), “On the Island of Valaam” (1873). These landscapes stand at the crossroads of the realistic mastery of nature and the residual influence of romantic-academic stylistics. According to Konstantin Kavelin, ethics is a “hygiene […]...
18. The Painting Vrubel “Spain” Vrubel, in my opinion, created an amazing picture, which impresses with its beauty and splendor. The painting shows an incredibly beautiful and amazing princess. I really liked how the artist painted her appearance. With what accuracy he depicted the eyes, in which tenderness, sadness and kindness are reflected. Her thin and fragile hands, carefully hold […]...
19. 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 […]...
20. 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 […]...
21. Painting by an unknown artist “Cossack Mamai” The painting “Cossack Mamai” painted more than three hundred years ago by an artist whose name is not preserved. Since then, many unknown artists from the people have created many such paintings. In the foreground we see a Cossack sitting under a wide-brimmed young oak in the middle of a broad steppe. Near Mamaia there […]...
22. An essay on the painting by Makovsky “The lodging house” Pictures of Makovsky can be attributed to the art of the Wanderers. His works are characterized by the manifestation of care and understanding, the joy and emotion of the “little man”. Some of his paintings can be attributed to the struggle of the rich and the poor, it is in this contrast that he gets […]...
23. The composition of Levitan’s painting “Ferns in the forest” In the early period of creativity, Isaak Ilich Levitan was influenced by his teachers Alexei Savrasov and Vasily Polenov. Over time, the artist came to the conclusion that the full-scale sketch, which was, as it were, the basis of the picture, is only the initial stage on the way of revealing the figurative content of […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. 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 […]...
26. Summary of Steppe AP Chekhov Steppe From the county town of the N-provincial province, a battered britzka departs in the July morning, in which the merchant Ivan Ivanovich Kuzmichev, the rector of the N-th church of Fr. Christopher of Syria (“a little long-haired old man”) and nephew of Kuzmichev’s boy Yegorushka of nine years, sent by his mother, […]...
27. The Painting by Levitan “Vladimirka” Before us is the usual steppe landscape. Modest beauty of Russian nature. Late summer. Dry grass. Low clouds. Soon the autumn… The artist seems to be walking along this road, running off the horizon; the impression that it stretches endlessly, like the endless Russian expanses. In the middle of the road there is a stony […]...
28. Painting by Rylov “Field Rowan” Painting by Arkady Rylov “Field Rowan” – this is a real hymn, glorifying the love of Russian land and its nature. This painting is painted in such beautiful colors that I want to look at it endlessly, looking at every last detail so lovingly painted by the artist. In the picture I see a painted […]...
29. The composition of Levitan’s painting “Winter in the Forest” Levitan from the age of 16 became a famous artist. His paintings made the viewer worry. I believe that Levitan’s success lies in his love for the rich Russian nature. In the life of the artist, on the contrary, at this time, not the best of times. He lost his parents. He had to conquer […]...
30. 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 […]...
31. Painting by Makovsky “Boyar wedding feast of the XVII century” In the works of Makovsky there are many paintings that describe the life and way of life of Russia in patriarchal times. He is one of the most famous painters of the second half of the XIX century. His work can be called versatile. He is also called the inspired singer of Old Russian antiquity, […]...
32. Summary “Steppe” by Chekhov From the county town of the N-provincial province, a battered britzka departs in the July morning, in which the merchant Ivan Ivanovich Kuzmichev, the rector of the N-th church of Fr. Christopher of Syria (“a little long-haired old man”) and nephew of Kuzmichev’s boy Yegorushka of nine years, sent by his mother, Olga Ivanovna, the […]...
33. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Rye” We see before us a picture of an important, very important artist for our country – Shishkin. Ever since childhood, we know that this painter was very fond of Russian nature. Like no one else, he could convey all the beauty, so finely prescribing the details that the canvases seem to be alive. Here “Rye” […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Sestroretsky Bor” Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin, like none of the landscape painters, was able to capture in his canvases both the character of the Russian people and the image of the national nature. In the landscape image of the artist, “the spirit and the image of the great, mighty space”, called Russia, sounds like. In the last decade […]...
36. 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 […]...
37. 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 […]...
38. Description of the genre picture A. Savrasov “Rooks arrived” Probably, there is no such person in our former Soviet Union, who at least once in my life would not have seen the picture of the famous Russian artist A. K. Savrasov, “The Rooks Have Arrived.” The first impression of this masterpiece is that you seem to be overwhelmed by the whiteness of light and […]...
39. 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 […]...
40. Painting by Aivazovsky “Neapolitan Bay in the morning” The painting “Neapolitan Bay in the morning,” was created in 1843, the famous artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky. When the artist traveled to Italy, he was struck by the beauty of this country. Of course, he reflected his impressions on canvas paintings. The general mood of the picture, makes me feel like an endless peace. Due […]...