The Painting Savrasov “Elk Island in Sokolniki”

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1. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “View on Valaam Island” Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin is an academician, professor, painter, landscape painter and this is not all his merits. One of his earliest works is the painting “A View on the Island of Valaam”. It was written in 1858 and simply plunged contemporaries into ecstasy. Thanks to this canvas, the Petersburg Academy of Arts awarded the author […]...
2. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “On the Island of Valaam” Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin is an academician, professor, painter, landscape painter and this is not all his merits. One of his earliest works is the painting “A View on the Island of Valaam”. It was written in 1858 and simply plunged contemporaries into ecstasy. Thanks to this canvas, the Petersburg Academy of Arts awarded the author […]...
3. Composition based on Levitan’s painting “Autumn day: Sokolniki” Description of the topic: Man and nature, the enchanting beauty of a multicolored forest, the noise of falling leaves and the imminent onset of cold weather after the Indian summer season. Artistic description of Levitan’s painting “Autumn day. Sokolniki”. Autumn day. Sokolniki. Levitan painted paintings exclusively about nature, not one of his paintings had a […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. 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 […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. 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 […]...
10. 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 […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. 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 […]...
13. The composition of Levitan’s painting “In the forest in the autumn” One of the most colorful and diverse seasons is autumn. Many poets described it in their poems, and the artists depicted in their canvases. The most beautiful combination of Russian nature in the autumn can be seen in the paintings of Isaac Ilyich Levitan. His work “In the forest in the autumn” is one of […]...
14. 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, […]...
15. Painting by Shishkin “The Creek in the Woods. Siverskaya” Shishkin Ivan Ivanovich is a famous Russian landscape painter, whose pictures appear before me as if they were alive. One of my favorite paintings of this artist is “The Creek in the Woods. Siverskaya”, which depicts a Russian forest, fairy, magical and majestic. I liked this picture in that every detail, every needle on a […]...
16. 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 […]...
17. The composition of Ivanov’s painting “The Appearance of Christ to the People” Great contribution to the Russian culture was introduced by Ivanov Alexander Andreevich with his canvas “The Appearance of Christ to the People.” The picture itself found its place in the Moscow Public Rumyantsev Museum. Etudes of this canvas are in a separate room in the Tretyakov Gallery. The author spent almost twenty years creating the […]...
18. 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 […]...
19. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Ship Grove” Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin is a master in describing the nature of his native land. From his paintings, my breath catches, and my heart freezes with delight. What is it worth only his latest painting in life under the title “Ship Grove”, which the artist wrote in 1898 and put in it all his skills and […]...
20. The composition of Perov’s painting “The Botanist” After acute social themes, Vasily Grigorievich Perov wrote his work “The Botanist” in his works. Finally, after the frustration experienced, the author returns to the beautiful nature. A series of his paintings of this period are called “hunting series”. The painting “The Botanist” written in 1874 becomes a continuation of this series. The picture shows […]...
21. Summary “Spring Island” Astafyev The author sails along the Yenisei, a strong, wide river. Sails to the homeland of his childhood. Standing on the deck of the ship, licking drops of spray from the lips, he, like many – many before him, asks a rhetorical question – why? Why so little time devoted to what is really expensive, why […]...
22. The Painting by Savrasov “Steppe in the afternoon” In 1849, Savrasov, on the advice of the teacher of the Moscow School of Painting and Sculpture (MUZHV), Karl Rabus, and with the means of patron IV Likhachev, made a trip to Ukraine, which resulted in a number of works that led critics to talk about the young painter as the hope of Russian art. […]...
23. 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 […]...
24. Painting Kuindzhi “Rainbow” In the painting “Rainbow”, the author depicts an ordinary landscape in an unusual manner of exposition. He managed to make absolutely simple things special. On the canvas of the artist we see a broad steppe with a winding, running in the distance road. The emerald motley grass of the plain has just been lit by […]...
25. 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 […]...
26. 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 […]...
27. 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 […]...
28. 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 […]...
29. Painting by Aivazovsky “On the island of Crete” Aivazovsky was born in Feodosia, a small town on the eastern coast of the Crimea. The house of Aivazovsky stood on the outskirts of the city, on an elevated position. A wide panorama of the smooth arc of the Feodosiya Gulf, the North Crimean steppes with ancient burial mounds, the Arabatskaya arrow and Sivashi, rising […]...
30. 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 […]...
31. Painting Shishkia “Morning in the Pine Forest” “Morning in the Pine Forest” – one of the most famous paintings of the great Russian artist Ivan Shishkin, which he wrote in 1889. The canvas depicts a dense forest thicket at dawn, awakening from sleep. The sun has only gilded the tops of old pines, and the fog still hangs in the ravine. The […]...
32. Composition “Pines illuminated by the sun” Shishkin Ivan Ivanovich one of the famous Russian artists, painters, landscape painters worked a lot with sketches. So, he tried to solve various tasks of painting. Many of his sketches simply went beyond the scope of academic work and today are considered to be fully completed works. One of these paintings is his canvas, where […]...
33. Painting by Repin “Abramtsevo: Summer Landscape” On this canvas is connected man and nature. Such creations are most valuable. Abramtsevo portrayed many artists, but only Repin is so touching and genuinely lyrical. We see the park on one of the summer days. There are many old trees that merge into the thickets in the background. The shady thicket is so thick […]...
34. The world of romance in the novel by R. L. Stevenson “Treasure Island” Robert Lewis Stevenson is an English writer, a native Scotsman, son and grandson of Scottish engineers, famous lighthouse builders. Already in these facts the biography of the writer is something mysterious, romantic. The most famous work of Stevenson is the novel “Treasure Island”. One day an old seaman came to the “Admiral Benbow” tavern. He […]...
35. Painting Vereshchagin “The Defeated, Funeral Service” I was greatly impressed by the picture of the painter-painter Vasily Vasilyevich Vereshchagin, “The Defeated, Memorial Service.” It is completely unlike any of the military cycle. It is attributed to the Balkan period, dedicated to the Russian-Turkish war. In it, the author showed all the most terrible and tragic that war brings. He knew this […]...
36. Composition on Kuindzhi’s painting “Sunset in Winter: The Beach of the Sea” In this picture, Kuindzhi AI was depicted by a sea landscape. In front of the viewer, an incredible spectacle opens up. Canvas, as if divided into two parts, most of which is occupied by the sky with a picturesque sunset. And the second part is represented in the form of a frozen winter coast of […]...
37. Composition on Shishkin’s painting “Forest Distances” Ilya Shishkin’s canvas “Forest Distances”, written in 1884, refers to the period of the artist’s life, when his talent unfolded with all its depth and power. Being in a depressed state after the recent death of his beloved wife, the painter draws strength from nature and devotes himself entirely to work. The painting “Forest Distances” […]...
38. Painting by Kramskoy “Moonlight Night” The painting “Moon Night” was written by I. Kramskoy in 1880. Night landscapes are not uncommon in the artist’s work (we recall his “May Night”, “Evening at the Dacha”, “Divine Divination”). And in “Moonlit Night” – one of his most famous paintings – Kramskoy again takes up the solution of a complex coloristic task. He […]...
39. 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” […]...
40. The Painting by Yuon “Domes and swallows” The artist Yuon depicted in his canvas “Domes and Swallows” some provincial town. It does not differ in anything from other similar cities. It has a church, the domes of which are depicted in the picture. They are lit by sunlight, and gold crosses stand out against the blue sky. Swallows swirl in the high […]...