The Painting by Van Gogh “Sunflowers”

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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. 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 […]...
3. 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 […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. 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. […]...
6. 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 […]...
7. Painting by Repin “Portrait of Tretyakov” Among a number of portraits of IE Repin, one of the most remarkable is the portrait of Pavel Tretyakov, the founder of the gallery of Russian artists who later became a real national treasure. Tretyakov, who deeply respected and appreciated Repin’s work, acquired many of his paintings. Repin, in turn, deeply appreciated the ascetic activity […]...
8. The Painting by Gerasimov “Gifts of Autumn” Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov wrote almost three thousand paintings, among which there are portraits, landscapes, still lifes. His paintings are famous all over the world, they are an ornament of many museums. One of these works is the still life of “Gifts of Autumn”. The picture amazes the viewer with the brightness and richness of colors. […]...
9. 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 […]...
10. Composition on A. Gerasimov’s painting “After the Rain” Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov is a well-known Soviet artist whose works refer to realism and socialist realism. Many of his paintings – landscapes, still lifes, portraits related to these areas – amaze with their liveliness and color. Landscapes of Gerasimov in appearance are simple, but in every work you can find something that will affect the […]...
11. Painting by Aivazovsky “Chaos Creation” “At the art exhibition in Aiivazovsky in Rome, the paintings were recognized as the first.” The Neapolitan Night “,” The Storm “and” Chaos “made so much noise in the capital of fine arts, that the halls of nobles, public gatherings and dens of artists were announced with the glory of the Novorossiysk landscape painter, the […]...
12. Painting by Aivazovsky “Ice mountains in Antarctica” The painting “Ice mountains in Antarctica” was written by IK Aivazovsky in 1870. The development of democratic ideas, critical realism in Russian art and painting had an impact on the work of the great seascapes painter. In place of the romantic mood of the painter came a more objective view of the landscape. “Ice Mountains […]...
13. Painting by Repin “Portrait of Pirogov” Portrait of NI Pirogov was written in May 1881, a few months before the death of the great Russian surgeon and scientist. In these in Moscow, solemnly celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of Pirogov’s professional activity. The ingenious surgeon agreed to pose Repin, despite the tight schedule of events. Subsequently, Repin recalled how he captured his […]...
14. Painting by Vasilyev “Near the Red Village” At the end of the 1860s Fedor Alexandrovich Vasiliev entered the art. Undoubtedly his talent developed extremely fast. This was recognized by all his contemporaries: both artists and critics. In the beauty of nature, Fedor Alexandrovich saw a deep moral sense. He believed that beauty can turn a person away from criminal intent. He was […]...
15. The composition of Deineka’s painting “Winter: A Girl by the Window” The dark background of the room should direct our attention to the figure of the girl, frozen at the window. Outside the window are the trees that the sorceress-winter has decorated. The hoar frosts on the branches, and the silence of the winter night is heard. Deineka Aleksandr Aleksandrovich was born in the family of […]...
16. Painting by Claude Monet “The impression of the rising sun” The picture with the original name “Sea” was foreseen for a great future. Despite the clearly defined date, 72 Monet was mistaken, since the work was written in 1873 in Le Havre, where a wonderful view of the port was opened from the window of a small hotel. In 1874, the painting was being prepared […]...
17. 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 […]...
18. The Painting by Makovsky “Two mothers” The collection of works by Vladimir Egorovich Makovsky in the Samara Art Museum is one of the most interesting among provincial museums. A large collection of paintings by Russian artists of the XIX-early XX century, which formed the basis of the picturesque collection of the museum, previously belonged to the family of Samara patrons Shikhobalov. […]...
19. 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 […]...
20. Painting Serov “Summer” Among the most famous Russian artists is a talented man Serov Valentin Alexandrovich. He belonged to the artists of the Wanderers, who drew their inspiration in folk life and traditions. But many art connoisseurs know this artist precisely from his portraits. There is in his arsenal of the work “Portrait of A. V. Kasyanov.” In […]...
21. 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 […]...
22. Painting by Rylov “Green noise” Arkady Rylov – an outstanding Russian landscape painter was born in 1870. His paintings astonish with their mood and beauty, thus pleasing not only the spectators but also the performer himself. Rylov was born on the way (his parents were going to Vyatka) and lived most of his life in the North and put all […]...
23. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Autumn Landscape” How many-sided is Russian nature! Each time of the year is unique, beautiful in its own way. The change of seasons always brought invariable inspiration to poets and artists alike. They sang in their works the murmur of spring streams, the colors of hot summer, snow-white winter and, of course, scarlet autumn. Moreover, they find […]...
24. Biography of Hieronymus Bosch Hieronymus Bosch or Jerome Bos is a Flemish painter. The original surname in the biography of Bosch was van Aken. Bosch is associated with the city of Gertogenbosch, where he was born and worked. Little is known about his life and upbringing. It is only true that Bosch was born into a family of artists. […]...
25. 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 […]...
26. Biography of Paul Gauguin Paul Gauguin – French artist, graphic artist, engraver, was born in Paris in the family of a journalist and Franco-Peruvian. At the beginning of his biography Paul Gauguin was a sailor, later a successful stockbroker in Paris. In 1874, he began to paint, at first on the weekends. By the age of 35, with the […]...
27. 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 […]...
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. 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 […]...
30. Composition on Levitan’s painting “The hut in the meadow” Due to his special sensitivity and nervous penetration, Levitan was able to absorb all the thoughts and feelings that burned his peers and comrades. Having made them in his individual, to him one inherent lyricism, he poured it all out in a long series of paintings that reflected the aspirations of a whole generation. Levitanov’s […]...
31. Painting by Kramskoy “Portrait of I. Shishkin” According to historians and critics, Kramskoy, was famous for his portraits. His portraits reflect those times in which the artist lived. He painted the people of those people who surrounded him. Portraits, which he painted, most accurately reflect the character of a person and his uniqueness. This is the secret of his paintings. Portrait of […]...
32. 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 […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. The Painting by Willem de Kooning “Woman” Willem De Kooning is one of the greatest abstractions of the past and the present. It is recognized during his lifetime as the leader of abstract expressionism of the last century. It is worth saying that his painting “Woman III” herds one of the most expensive paintings in the world. In 2006, this picture was […]...
36. 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 […]...
37. The Painting Fedotov “Fresh Chevalier” The painting “Fresh Chevalier (The Morning of an Official Who Received the First Cross)” by PA Fedotov – the first work of a domestic genre in Russian painting – was written in 1847. The canvas was highly appreciated by critics and among progressive intelligentsia. The plot and Painting clearly traced the influence of English artists […]...
38. Painting by Makovsky “Convicted” Artists who created their masterpieces in the 60-70s of the 19th century, aspired to convey the revolutionary mood in their works, what was going on at that time in Russia. Among many artists who advocated the happiness of the people, there was also V. Ye. Makovsky. In his works, he strove to show the reality […]...
39. 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 […]...
40. 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 […]...