The Painting Nesterov “In Rus”

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1. Painting by Nesterov “Great tonsure” Only in 1905 Nesterov finished the third “chapter” – the painting “Beyond the Volga” (Astrakhan Picture Gallery), which tells about the moment of parting of the main characters. This work was, perhaps, the only one in the pre-revolutionary stunt creativity of the artist, where he decided to show a sharp dramatic conflict. The motive of […]...
2. Painting by Nesterov “St. Sergius of Radonezh” MV Nesterov, as well as FM Dostoyevsky. believed that for Russia, salvation “from the people will come out of faith and humility of it,” and on his canvases sought to establish a real moral ideal, in search of which he often turned to the past of Russia. And I found this ideal in Sergius Radonezhsky […]...
3. Painting Nesterov “Philosophers” In the portrait of SN Bulgakov and PA Florensky, entitled “Philosophers,” Nesterov wrote two outstanding representatives of religious and philosophical thought. The artist admired the world of ideas and feelings of Father Pavel Florensky in his famous book “The Pillar and Statement of Truth”. He chose the genre of a pair portrait to show two […]...
4. Painting by Repin “The Procession in the Kursk Province” Central to the work of I. Repin is the canvas “The Procession in the Kursk Province.” The painting was written in 1880-1883. The popular theme, raised by the artist in “Burlac”, has received in its wide development. Repin shows on the canvas a colorful procession of the procession, during which the “miracle-working” icon was carried […]...
5. The Painting Nesterov “Holy Russia” This is the first significant picture that revealed the originality of Nesterov’s work. Its theme was not so new, many artists of academic and peredvizhnichnogo direction addressed to it. But in the first, the image of the desert-bearer turned out to be a kindly, semi-official, while the latter were inclined to take a critical view […]...
6. Painting by Nesterov “The Vision of the Bartholomew” The canvas of MV Nesterov’s “The Vision of the Youth of Warfalome” is considered one of the artist’s significant works. Nesterov himself in his memoirs writes that the idea to paint a painting was born at a time when he admired the opening landscape, standing on the terrace of the Abramtsevo house, captured by the […]...
7. An essay on Nesterov’s painting “Autumn Landscape” Well, boundless expanses, boundless forests and fields, the immense distance of the Motherland. All this is one great love of the author for his creations. Nesterov’s landscapes simply fill the spectator’s soul with pride and inspiration, for native lands and spaces are the most valuable thing that remains in human memory, wherever it is and […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. Painting by Nesterov “The Desert” Mikhail Vasilievich Nesterov gave us a lot of mysterious works. The painting “The Hermit” became another masterpiece of this remarkable artist. The first feeling that arises in the examination of this work is cold and empty. This picture can even be dangerous for an untrained viewer. A person with a low level of consciousness risks […]...
10. Painting by Nesterov “Portrait of Tolstoy” Tolstoy’s portrait was written by Repin in Yasnaya Polyana in August 1887. While worshiping the genius of the great writer, Repin at the same time disagreed with him on many convictions. Despite this, the writer and the artist linked a warm friendship over the years. The portrait, written in 1887, is one of a series […]...
11. Painting by Nesterov “Portrait of Pavlov” Mikhail Nesterov wrote in 1940 in the preface to his memoirs: “I avoided portraying strong passions, preferring to our quiet landscape, a person living in inner life, and in my portraits written in recent years, I was attracted to those people whose path was a reflection of thoughts, feelings, their deeds. “ Throughout his life […]...
12. The Painting Nesterov “Solovki” In 1901, wishing to deepen his acquaintance with the spiritual world of Russian monasteries, the artist went on a journey to the Solovetsky Monastery in the White Sea. The brothers of the monastery – peasants of the northern provinces and Siberia struck him with intelligence, strength, and efficiency. “With an ax and a saw in […]...
13. 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 […]...
14. Painting Nesterov “Dmitry Tsarevich killed” Dmitry Ivanovich, direct name (on the birthday) Ouar (October 19, 1582, Moscow – May 15, 1591, Uglich) – prince, prince of the coal, the youngest son of Ivan the Terrible from Maria Feodorovna Naga, his sixth or seventh wife (unmarried). He lived only eight years, but the political crisis, largely associated with his mysterious death […]...
15. Painting by Myasoedov “The Time is Strong Grigory G. Myasoedov original artist, depicting in his paintings the peasant life. The painting “A painful season, Kosci” was bought personally by the Russian Emperor Alexander the Third, who was a true connoisseur of Russian folk traditions. The painting depicts a summer day in which the peasants are busy mowing rye. The boundless field breathes […]...
16. The Painting by Serebryakova “Whitewash of the canvas” The bright background of a gentle blue sky with fluffy soft clouds envelops the figures of young peasant women who, from the very morning, came out on the field to the river where they spread the canvas, and the sun, with its rays, whitens it. Work of female workers does not seem exhausting. Girls look […]...
17. The Painting Surikov “Boyarynya Morozova” The painting “Boyarina Morozova” – one of the masterpieces of V. Surikov – was written in 1887. It is known that the image of the famous old-believer schismatics was familiar to the artist from childhood. Surikova admired the dedication of a woman who refused to carefree and full luxury of boyar life and embarked on […]...
18. The Painting Vrubel “Pearl shell” One of the outstanding Russian painters is Vrubel Mikhail Alexandrovich. His paintings are impregnated with miracles and fairy-tale things leave no one indifferent. The author’s picture “Pearl shell”, known to many as “Pearl” shows a unique artistic image and vision of the world by the artist. Many compare it to the inner world of the […]...
19. Composition on Perov’s painting “Rural Cross Procession on Easter” Having received the right to participate in the competition for the Great Gold Medal, Perov decided to submit to the Academic Council a sketch on the “Rural Cross Procession on Easter” (1861). but the sketch was not approved. Continuing to work on this plot, Perov simultaneously prepared a picture “A Sermon in the Village” (1861, […]...
20. Painting Romadin “Village Khmelevka” Mikhail Nikolayevich Romadin is not for nothing a People’s Artist of Russia. After all, all his paintings are imbued with love for the Russian people, for his way of life, for the nature of his vast Motherland. His painting “Khmelevka Village”, which simply sunk into my soul with its calm, not bright beauty, was no […]...
21. 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 […]...
22. The painting of Vereshchagin’s painting “Doors of Timur” The paintings of Vereshchagin are famous for their thematic note of the East in Russian art. The picture “Doors of Timur (Tamerlane)” to that confirmation. It can be attributed to the Turkestan cycle, it was written in 1872-1873. This picture does not show us some kind of event, it on the contrary creates an image […]...
23. 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 […]...
24. Composition on Perov’s painting “Tea drinking in Mytishchi” Perov, one of the main masters of the Wanderers’ Association, was interested in the life of a particular person, his pain and suffering, the fate of the humiliated and insulted. His work is characterized by social criticism, condemnation of injustice, general lack of color, perceived today not as a flaw, but as a feature of […]...
25. The Painting by Romadin “Forest Lake” Having recently visited the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, I came across one very interesting reproduction. Painting Romadin “Forest Lake” could not leave me indifferent. The artist created it in 1959. It depicts a forest lake in dark colors. It reflects the growing on the shore of small spruce. On the shore grow different […]...
26. The Painting Surikov “Stepan Razin” The hardest of all Surikov was given his last work – “Stepan Razin”. Razin – the leader of the peasant movement, mighty, courageous, a man of great will, uniting numerous detachments of the insurgent Cossacks and peasants who made bold hikes to the lower reaches of the Volga, along the Caspian Sea. It is interesting […]...
27. Painting by Rembrandt “Night Watch” The painting was written in 1642, and was originally called “Speech by the infantry company of Captain Frans Banning Kok and Lieutenant Willem van Rietenbürg.” The customers were the same rifle company – a detachment of civilian militia – at that time the organization consisted entirely of the bourgeois and wealthy citizens. They wanted to […]...
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29. Painting by Chekhov “The Peasant Boy (Vanka Zhukov)” Nikolai Pavlovich Chekhov – the brother of the legendary Anton Pavlovich presented this wonderful portrait of the boy to our world. Our attention is presented by a peasant boy named Vanka. If you confess frankly, then there is no boy in the picture. Such words may seem paradoxical to someone, however, look at this profile […]...
30. The composition of Levitan’s painting “Wooded shore” In my opinion, Isaak Levitan is an unsurpassed landscape painter. Each of his paintings is interesting and significant, reviewing the works of the artist, amazed at his talent. The unique combination of simplicity and depth of its “Wooded shore” does not cease to amaze the viewer. This picture is close to every Russian who has […]...
31. Painting Vereshchagin “Shipka-Sheinovo., Skobelev under Shipka” This painting was written in 1878, it can be attributed to the Balkan cycle of written paintings. In it, the artist shows us the value of the victory of the Russian army over the enemy in the Russian-Turkish war in the mountains of Bulgaria. The painting depicts a parade at the settlements of Sheinovo and […]...
32. The Painting by Venetsianov “On the plowland, Spring” The picture of Alexei Gavrilovich Venetsianov “On a plowland, Spring” at first glance seems a little strange and contains many questions. However, without it it is inconceivable to imagine Russian painting. Let’s look at this picture together, ask all the questions that arise and try to answer them. We see the plowed field in the […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. Painting by Kustodiev “The Merchant for Tea” “Merchant for tea” – one of the most famous paintings of the great Russian artist Boris Mikhailovich Kustodiev (1878 – 1927). The painting was painted in 1918, canvas, oil, 120 x 120 cm. Currently he is in the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg. Russian artist Kustodiev was not only a skilful artist who masterfully […]...
35. 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 […]...
36. 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 […]...
37. 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 […]...
38. Painting Venetsianova “Zakharka” AG Venetsianov – a well-known portraitist. His paintings were a discovery in Russian painting. The artist showed the peasants in their daily life. He set out to present to Russian society people of labor, full of dignity and nobility. At the same time, the artist remained faithful to nature. Zaharka is the son of a […]...
39. 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 […]...
40. The composition of Perov’s painting “The First Christians in Kiev” Perov Vasily Grigorievich is a famous Russian painter. It is considered the founder of critical realism. Most of his paintings belong to the domestic genre, but in the last years of his life, after experiencing many disappointments, the author turns to subjects of a different plan. In the paintings of Perov, the evangelical theme is […]...