Description of the painting by Alexander Golovin “Flowers”

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1. Description of the painting by Alexander Golovin “Flowers in a Vase”A characteristic feature of the work of the artist Alexander Yakovlevich Golovin is the depiction of bright and incomparable still lifes. The author especially liked to paint still lifes with various colors: from noble ones, such as roses, to simple and unusually beautiful modest wildflowers. Flowers are the central image of his compositions. Still life […]...
2. Description of the painting by Alexander Golovin “Still life with phlox”The famous artist Alexander Golovin from his childhood had a special love for flowers. He could contemplate them for hours in greenhouses, studied a variety of forms, and their colors were just captivated by the artist. Considering the flowers as a real work of art that Mother Nature created, he tried to portray them as […]...
3. Description of the painting by Alexander Golovin “Autumn”Golovin’s delightful landscape compositions cannot be confused with any other works. So, in the painting “Autumn”, combining the fabulous and real, the master of the brush creates an amazing autumn symphony. This canvas is a peculiar painting panel, besides it is decorative, in which the mythical unites with reality. When we thoughtfully look at the […]...
4. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Flowers”One of the most outstanding and truly great impressionist painters of France, to this day is Claude Monet. He was inspired by flowers, he grew flowers, he admired flowers and of course, he drew them by itself. Whatever periods of creativity he would have had, the only thing remained unchanged throughout his life, this is […]...
5. Description of the painting by Victor Borisov-Musatov “Flowers”That seems to be a completely inconspicuous canvas, and nothing expressing anything. Just a part of the table, a corner and flowers are laid out on some white tile. And not just flowers, but inflorescences, that is, the very top, the stems are removed. It is almost impossible to determine exactly which flowers. Visible rose, […]...
6. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Flowers”Valentin Serov was an extraordinarily gifted artist. He painted amazing portraits, he wonderfully managed landscapes, animals, flowers – everything that gave rise to inspiration in him, found a bright reflection in his canvases. As a subtle landscape painter, Serov could not be indifferent to the beauty of flowers. His painting “Flowers” was a real gift […]...
7. Description of the painting by Odilon Redon “Flowers”A talented artist named Odilon Redon, who lived from 1840 to 1916, can arouse a separate and very strong interest among those who most like impressionism, impressionism themselves and those paintings that depict flowers. At first, Redon there is nothing unusual or exciting with its colors, however it is only at first glance. In fact, […]...
8. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Flowers in a Vase”On the slope of his years, the great painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir passionately loved to paint roses. The author tried to convey not so their immaculate external component, and the feeling that causes the flower. Nobility, tenderness, naturalness, inexhaustible beauty of nature – all this is read in the image of roses. Recent pictures of the […]...
9. Description of the painting by Fedor Tolstoy “Bouquet of flowers, a butterfly and a bird”The talent of the Russian painter Fedor Petrovich Tolstoy is multifaceted. The master showed himself in painting, graphics, and sculpture. Especially popular are his incredibly elegant and concise still lifes. The most expressive picture is “A bouquet of flowers, a butterfly and a bird”. On a gray background of an unpainted wall we see a […]...
10. Description of the painting by Fedor Tolstoy “Flowers, fruits, bird”The artwork of Fedor Tolstoy, recognized in many fields of art, charms the audience with illusory perfection, colorful fabulousness and warm light. One of his most famous paintings is “Flowers, Fruit, Bird”. Genre paintings – still life. Diverse and even incompatible, at first glance, objects of the plant and living world came into view. The […]...
11. Description of the painting by Konstantin Korovin “Flowers and fruits” (1911)Since the beginning of the twentieth century, still life has become one of the most important and significant genres in the artist’s work. The favorite subjects of the master are flowers, wine, fruits, hunting trophies, fish. Mostly painter interested in roses with their wealth of shades and captivating charm. In still life, seduces the resolution […]...
12. Description of the painting by Ivan Kramsky “Bouquet of flowers”Kramskoy – Russian artist, from all genres, preferred genre and historical painting. Sometimes he painted portraits, criticized other people’s paintings, tried to find such measures by which one could accurately determine the value of objects of art. He fiercely defended the idea that the artist should be not just an observer, but a teacher, and […]...
13. Description of the painting by Ivan Khrutsky “Flowers and fruits”The central place of the picture, despite the abundance of various details, is occupied by a vase with the image of animals walking in the wild nature. Apparently, it is made of porcelain, although it may be that it is made of metal, since its color has a dark green tint. In the vase, the […]...
14. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Vase with flowers” (Spring bouquet)If we talk about the artist, whose central theme has always been flowers, then this, of course, Claude Monet. His friend, Pierre Auguste Renoir, loved to paint genre scenes and portraits, but flowers in wreaths or bouquets became for him just rest and entertainment. Nevertheless, the artist created a lot of paintings dedicated to flowers, […]...
15. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Vase with flowers and coffee pot and fruit”Vincent van Gogh is a representative of post-impressionist painting. This direction was distinguished by its desire to depict the essence of reality, a natural element of the environment, and the social state of life in general. The artist worked in this style, because he is close to the creative technique of images and the desire […]...
16. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “Wildflowers”A. M. Gerasimov loved flowers and dedicated many of his works to them. The artist loved all the flowers, without exception, but he felt a special warmth for unusual bouquets. Greenhouse flowers are also reflected in his work, but he gave a special place to field flowers and bouquets made up of the gifts of […]...
17. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “After the rain”Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov, who replaced impressionism with social realism, turned 50 years old in 2013, was, of course, an art historian, laureate and first president (Academy of Art), even “Stalin’s favorite painter” – but he always remained just a great master. Great Artist. And the attractive picture “After the Rain” convinces of this. Although, at […]...
18. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Flowers in a Vase”Claude Monet is not just an artist, not only a great genius, but also the founder of a whole line of painting. With his light hand, impressionism appeared and gained popularity. The master was born in Paris, then moved with his family to Le Havre. Childhood and adolescence spent in constant contact with nature. Monet […]...
19. Description paintings by Alexander Gerasimov “Still life. Wildflowers”The painter Alexander Gerasimov, who lived in the Soviet Union, has always been popular, both among ordinary people and among the authorities. His work has been repeatedly evaluated by honorary state awards. Gerasimov considered himself a portrait painter. But landscapes and still lifes, he wrote no less skillfully than portraits. The painting “Wildflowers” was one […]...
20. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “Family Portrait”The painting “Family Portrait” was painted by Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov in 1934. All the members of the artist, including himself, are depicted in it in a calm and homely atmosphere. This picture was not intended for a wide audience of viewers. She conveys the family well-being of the artist, the proximity of his relatives. And […]...
21. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “Gifts of Autumn”The painting “Gifts of Autumn” by Alexander Gerasimov is a typical classic still life. As you know, one of the most popular elements of a still life is a bouquet by the window. The window contributes to the transfer of unusual lighting and interesting game of light and shade. If a bouquet, as in this […]...
22. Description of the painting by Ivan Shishkin “Flowers at the edge of the forest”No wonder they say that Shishkin is a painter of the Russian forest. Perhaps this is the most correct definition of paintings by the great painter. How many different and diverse! And everything seems to be nothing – a simple forest, but not here. Shishkin’s forest is not simple, but full of beauty and mystery, […]...
23. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Burnt Village”Deineka Alexander Alexandrovich rather deeply conveyed deep suffering. “The burnt village” ideally conveys the full power of their emotions during the Great Patriotic War. The artist at this time does not remain aloof from these tragic events and continues to write very dramatic, “screaming” long-suffering and significant works in which the struggle of the freedom-loving […]...
24. Description of the painting by Alexander Popov “Suzdal”Alexander Popov is one of the best masters of the brush, who created portraits and landscape compositions. A vivid example of this is the painting “Suzdal”. The artist presents to our gaze a winter picture of the outskirts of the city. The author of the canvas depicts a very interesting time – early winter. If […]...
25. Description of the painting by Alexander Kuprin “Still life with a pumpkin”1912; canvas, oil; 89 x 98; State Tretyakov Gallery. Still lifes Alexander Vasilyevich Kuprina is distinguished by an elaborate composition. All items are selected and arranged so as to create a harmonious consonance of form and color. Not random chaos, but ideally ordered, diligently verified order of the beauty of everyday things. In the autumn […]...
26. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “Noon. Warm rain”Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov was very warm and sincere about any manifestation of nature. In his work often come across landscapes and still lifes. He was particularly attracted by the rainy weather, which brings lyrical thoughts. The picture is constructed in such a way as if we are looking out the window and, together with the […]...
27. Description of the painting by Alexander Bryullov “Portrait of N. N. Pushkin”1831-832; watercolor paper; 21.1×17; Museum of A. S. Pushkin. The portrait of Natalya Nikolaevna Pushkina (nee Goncharova) by Alexander Pavlovich Bryullov’s brush is perhaps one of the most famous images of this captivating socialite. For a long time, this picture was kept in the family of the writer, and only in the twentieth century was […]...
28. Description of the painting by Alexander Popov “Ice”Alexander Popov always sought to see something new in what seemed to be ordinary pictures of nature. He tried differently to read all the diverse beauty that exists in it. It is also important that he shared this unusual vision with all the spectators of his creations. The tree in the foreground is clearly spelled […]...
29. Description of the painting by Alexander Deinek “Future pilots”The picture was created in 1938. Deineka seriously fond of aviation. It is no coincidence that several of his works are devoted to this very topic. In the 30s, the painter often traveled to the Crimea. After a trip to Sevastopol, his picture “Future Pilots” appeared. The composition is really masterfully built. A hydroplane, which […]...
30. Description of the painting by Alexander Makovsky “Portrait of Empress Alexandra Fedorovna”Portrait painted in 1914. Material – oil on canvas. The picture can be seen in the State Historical Museum. The generational image of the character is a traditional method of creating ceremonial portraits of significant persons, common in Russian painting. Portraits of members of the imperial family were often painted, painters, each in his own […]...
31. Description of the painting by Vasily Tropinin “Portrait of Alexander Pushkin”The portrait of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, created by artist Vasily Tropinin, is perhaps the most popular depiction of the great poet at the present time. And according to Alexander Sergeyevich himself – this portrait is rather realistic. Before us is the figure of the poet, he sits, slightly turning his head, his gaze forms a […]...
32. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Appearance of Christ to Mary Magdalene”In 1835, the Russian artist A. A. Ivanov was in Italy, where he was sent at the expense of the artistic community. This organization was waiting for the grand canvass promised from Ivanov. But the artist by that time was not yet ripe for his writing. Therefore, having become closely acquainted with the works of […]...
33. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Sea” (1850 years)The painting “Sea” was painted by the artist on paper in watercolor. Despite the fact that mainly Alexander Andreevich wrote historical motifs, the theme of the sea is one of the favorites in the work of Ivanov. In the image of nature, the master found consolation for the soul. The work was carried out in […]...
34. Description of the painting by Alexander Popov “February”Popov Alexander Andreevich was a famous artist and an experienced teacher, the head of the Odessa school, later recognized as the best educational institution in the whole Russian empire. He painted portraits, landscapes and genre compositions, is among the hundred best painters of Ukraine. Alexander Popov was born in 1852 in the Yaroslavl province. His […]...
35. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Portrait of Gogol”The famous “Portrait of Gogol” was written by the author Alexander Ivanovich Ivanov in 1841. The picture is painted using canvas and oil, size 14×13. Currently, the picture is stored in the State Museum of St. Petersburg. The famous painter working in the genre of historical paintings. Portrait of N. In Gogol, one of the […]...
36. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Relay”Among the famous Soviet painters, Alexander Deineka became famous as the author of life-affirming solar paintings dedicated to the perfect moral and physical appearance of a person. The artist wrote canvases about sports, about the eternal movement of a human being for the better. He openly acknowledged his sincere admiration for swimmers, runners, skiers and […]...
37. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Skiers” (1950)Before us is the work, which is a Florentine mosaic made of marble. Her pieces very accurately convey the smallest shades of colors. Due to this, the picture looks holistic and when viewed from a distance it looks like a single canvas. For this work of art is characterized by structural and graphic images. All […]...
38. Description of the painting by Alexander Benois “Cemetery”Many works by Benoit are distinguished by gloom, dullness, anxiety. This distinctive feature of the artist has always distinguished him from both modern and classical artists. His works are imbued with darkness and reflections, like paper with ink. Artist Benoit in his youth especially attracted and fascinated the mysterious, shrouded in gloomy mysticism, scenes and […]...
39. Description of the painting by Alexander Popov “In the Shadow”Alexander Popov – a true master. He created magnificent portraits and colorful landscapes. Before the viewer appears Russian nature in all its glory. We see a country road running away. On the left is a bench where you can sit to enjoy the cleanest air. On a hot summer day it is so nice to […]...
40. Description of the painting by Pavel Korin “Alexander Nevsky”Triptych was commissioned by the artist in the year of the Great Patriotic War, when the theme of confrontation to the invader was central to art. The soldiers going to the front were inspired by them. The rear men who provided the soldiers with food, weapons and clothing also found solace in it. “Alexander Nevsky” […]...