Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Still Life with a Samovar”

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1. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Still Life”Ilya Ivanovich Mashkov studied with famous artists of the time – Korovin and Serov. Possessing exceptional ability to color, the artist wrote magnificent, vivid and expressive still lifes. In his paintings, Mashkov actively used texture and color techniques, with which he conveyed the existence of specific objects in their own created environment. His “Still Life” […]...
2. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Self-portrait”In Moscow artistic life, Ilya Mashkov appeared at the beginning of the twentieth century. He was the author of the creation of a creative association of avant-garde artists, which was called the “Jack of Diamonds”. His works were exhibited at exhibitions until 1917, until the collapse of the union. In 1911, the “Self-portrait” was born […]...
3. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Bread”Mashkov is a great representative of the Russian avant-garde. He also worked in the genres of realism, cubism, post-impressionism. His works are considered as one of the most prominent representatives of the avant-garde art genre at the present time. Mashkov also became known as the founder of the Jack of Diamonds. Ilya Mashkov created the […]...
4. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Nude”Ilya Mashkov preferred to paint his paintings in the style of Fauvism, Cubism with giving some notes of individuality that were perfectly combined with the new French trends in art. Looking at the work “Nude” we see a woman, without a face. Instead, a faceless oval. The woman is naked and holds a towel or […]...
5. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Blue plum”“Jack of Diamonds” was a union of artists who glorified the subject and objectivity. Painting in their interpretation became not art, but a craft, in which also, as in any craft, there are their craftsmen, their mediocrity, their geniuses. Just as talent is needed by a carpenter, it is also required by an artist, and […]...
6. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Strawberry and white jug”Ilya Ivanovich Mashkov is a Russian (Soviet) artist of the twentieth century. All his work is a confirmation of the broad Russian soul. We know more than one thousand of his paintings. These are portraits, subject-thematic works, landscapes and, of course, still lifes. The still life “Strawberry and White Jug” was written in the last […]...
7. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Moscow’s Snack of Bread”One feels the deliberate picture of this still life. The artist composed it. His still life is facing the viewer. We see Moscow’s delicious snacks in all its beauty and incredible abundance. Mashkov was very attentive to the special production of each still-life. It is precisely this that predetermined the success of his creations. In […]...
8. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Self-portrait with Konchalovsky”The most interesting canvas, which undoubtedly deserves the attention of the audience, is “Self-portrait and portrait of Pyotr Konchalovsky”. The picture is painted on a huge canvas, where the artist and his friend Petr Konchalovsky are depicted. The painter decided to portray the heroes of the canvas as two athletes who are sitting on the […]...
9. Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Still Life”The painting “Still Life” according to the author’s own signature was called “Leek, Skull and Peaches”, and was created in 1945. During this period, the artist creates a number of paintings of this kind, with the same plot, but with the change of some details. Among the pile of all sorts of triangles in the […]...
10. Description of the painting by Vladimir Stozharov “At the samovar”Since childhood, Vladimir Stozharov showed love for the national culture. He often traveled to the cities and suburbs of Russia, where he observed the life and folk craft of the peasants. After university, he began to travel even more often across the expanses of his country. This period was the most intense in the work […]...
11. Description of the painting by Igor Grabar “Behind the samovar”This picture is dedicated to the life of a simple Russian person of the turn of the XIX – XX centuries. and draws a scene so much loved by many evening tea. In the old days, such gatherings attached particular importance and prepared for them thoroughly. The closest people gathered. The table was covered with […]...
12. Description of the painting by Paul Cezanne “Still Life with Oranges”This famous work of Cezanne won the heart of more than one viewer. The symphonic depth of the still life in combination with subtle mastery detailing the most everyday items (tablecloths for the table, kitchenware, fruit and carpet) is striking in its beauty. Contemporaries who watched the creation of this masterpiece said that Cezanne, with […]...
13. Description of the painting by Ilya Glazunov “My life”Paintings Glazunov different from other writing styles. They embody a plurality of different details of time, events that have ever happened. Pictures of Glazunov – a kind of collage, chronological passages. The painting “My life” tells us about the life of the artist, about his fate, about the events that took place and of particular […]...
14. Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “Behind the samovar”Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin is a Russian artist who painted in the spirit of symbolism, using for his paintings some images from Russian folk tales – animals, people in unusual circumstances. Spectators of the last century know the artist as the author of the painting Bathing a Red Horse, popular in the Soviet Union, but the creator […]...
15. Description of the painting by Jean Baptiste Simeon Chardin “Still Life”Chardin was a true master of still life. He preferred to depict completely familiar objects, utensils and dishes. His paintings are the most democratic and at the same time incredibly significant. We see objects that become a symbol of a strong family life. They demonstrate her orderly way. Before us is a bowl with a […]...
16. Description of the painting by Konstantin Korovin “Still Life”Konstantin Korovin left behind a lot of work – he painted landscapes, portraits, decorative panels, and also engaged in the artistic design of theatrical productions, creating scenery for various performances. Especially a lot in his legacy of a variety of still life with flowers. The still-life stands on a wide window-sill in a city apartment […]...
17. Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “Morning still life”The picture is full of optimism and joy. Before us is a glass of tea and two eggs, a modest bouquet of flowers and a teapot. Cloth expressive and internally dramatic. It seems that everything happens on the terrace in one very sunny morning. Before us is a table of light brown wood, which the […]...
18. Description of the painting by Paul Cezanne “Still Life with a Jug” (Still Life with Drapery)Paul Cezanne wrote the painting “Still Life with Drapery and Jug” in 1899. Experts attribute this still life to the style of cubism, which began to develop during these years. The canvas presents a variety of geometric shapes and objects. On a heavy, wide, sandy tabletop, we see a carelessly folded white cloth on which […]...
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 Giorgio Morandi “Still Life”1920s; canvas, oil; 51×57.5; Hermitage. The work of the Italian abstractionist Giorgio Morandi fully reflects his world view and lifestyle. A graduate of the Boolon Academy of Art, where he later became a teacher. He led a modest reclusive life, his work caused admiration of a small circle of friends, and only after his death […]...
21. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Still Life”“Still Life” was written by Salvador Dali in 1918. It is possible that the artist wrote it a little later, but after a while he dated it with an early number. Dali painted a picture on canvas, the size of 60×70 cm, using oil paints for drawing the image. In the center of the picture […]...
22. 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 […]...
23. Description of the painting by Henri Matisse “Still Life”In 1909, the founder and devotee of Fauvism, Henri Matisse, wrote one of his best paintings. “Still life with a blue tablecloth” – the original, complete, harmonious mural. The composition of the still life is not different subject diversity. From the wall falls on a horizontal hard surface colorful fabric. The pattern is recognizable by […]...
24. Description of the painting by Vasily Baksheev “Life Prose”Vasily Baksheev’s picture “Life Prose” is distinguished by subtle psychologism and high emotional tension. Among the landscapes and portrait works, it occupies a special place. At first glance, the viewer witnesses a family drama, a conflict of two generations. The tone of the moralizing conversation is touched by a man, perhaps the head of the […]...
25. Description of the painting by Igor Grabar “Still Life”Already in the 20th century, Igor Grabar began to develop the favorite genre of the 9th century – still life. In the painting “Still Life” you can clearly see the combination of realistic light transmission, which so visually and precisely change the color of individual objects. Igor Grabar performs a still life, focusing not on […]...
26. Description of the painting by Gustav Klimt “Death and Life”The famous Austrian artist – the ancestor of the modern in the life of Austria. The main themes of his paintings – a beautiful female body. In this regard, the bulk of his work is imbued with frank erotic scenes. At an early age, Gustav showed a craving for painting. In his student years, Gustav, […]...
27. Description of the painting by Ilya Repin “Apples and leaves”When this picture was written, Ilya Repin was at the peak of creativity, he created one masterpiece after another, had a fee, he had a wonderful family, with which he moved to the capital, here he teamed up with the most prominent artists of Russia who met him and his works complacently, exhibited with a […]...
28. Description painting by Ilya Repin “Preparation for the exam”The painting “Preparation for the exam” is one of the early works of the artist. It was written in 1864, when Repin was only 20 years old. Probably in the work we see a reflection of the reality that just surrounded the artist at such a young age. Before us is a household story. Two […]...
29. Description of the painting by Ivan Kozlovsky “Still Life”I. I. Kozlovsky is a great artist who was very successful in painting still lifes. One of the popular works is the painting “Still Life”. The artist displayed a combination of fruit with pumpkin and flowers. Original autumn composition, gifts of nature. Still life is the decoration of the table. Wooden table top of incredible […]...
30. Description of the painting by Paul Cezanne “Still Life with Fruit”Paul Cezanne was not only a skilled portrait painter, but also perfectly mastered the art of still life. In his picture, fruits look unreal like toys. The viewer sees the apples “posed”. What a vase is made of is also not known: glass or crystal. In the days of the artist’s life, the purpose of […]...
31. Description of the painting by Paul Gauguin “Still Life”Paul Gauguin is from Paris, but he grew up in Peru, this exotic country gave him emotions and love for the tropics. He was known as a very successful stockbroker. Painting was not his profession, it was his hobby. But when there was another economic crisis, which led him to the mastery of a new […]...
32. Description of the painting by Ilya Repin “Portrait of Victor Vasnetsov”Repin left a great legacy as his excellent work. These include portraiture of the artist. Graphic sketches preserved quite a lot. Ilya Efremovich liked to sketch everything that attracted his attention. Repin met Vasnetsov as an art academy student. Two comrades were the exact opposite of each other. Different in character and manner of drawing […]...
33. Description of the painting by Ilya Repin “Portrait of Mussorgsky”Portrait painted in 1881. It is no coincidence that this portrait stands out among the works of the artist. A well-known fact – the picture was created shortly before the composer’s death. Thanks to this important fact, the portrait fills a special drama and maximum depth. We see Mussorgsky, who is seriously ill. In his […]...
34. Description of the painting by Ilya Repin “Rest”Ilya Efimovich Repin is one of the Russian writers who tried his best to express realism in his works. Collectors were fond of works on a revolutionary theme; it seemed that the painter wanted to show the key vital position of the great commanders. But a special masterpiece, which struck with its purity and ease, […]...
35. Description of the painting by Ilya Ostroukhov “In the Abramtsevo Park”On the famous canvas “In the Abramtsevo Park,” the artist Ostroukhov depicted young forest thickets. Our gaze reveals a real idyll: the splendor of golden leaves, autumn trees resembling maples, leafy park paths, as well as ordinary benches made of wood – all the beauty of the autumn landscape. Ilya Semyonovich admired the beauty of […]...
36. Description of the painting by Ilya Repin “Portrait of the artist Serov”The first meeting of artists Ilya Repin and Valentin Serov happened when Serov was not even seven years old. When Valentine’s father, a famous musician, passed away, Repin came to his funeral. A year later, Valentin began drawing at Repin’s workshop. Subsequently, Repin greatly appreciated Serov’s talent as a painter, noting also his irrepressible hard […]...
37. Description of the painting by Vincent van Gogh “Still life of a vase with irises on a yellow background”Pictures of Vincent Van Gogh can not be confused with others. His works make a strong and unforgettable impression. Far from academic classical painting and, obviously, from works in the style of impressionism, the artist’s paintings are full of vitality, aggressive bright colors. He created most of his canvases and cult masterpieces in the period […]...
38. Description of the painting by Ilya Ostroukhov “Siverko”The canvas belongs to the famous Russian artist Ilya Ostroukhov. The painting was painted in 1890. The full size of the canvas is 85×119 cm. The artwork is made with the help of oil paints. In our time, the canvas can be seen in the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. After the picture was completed […]...
39. Description of the painting by Ilya Repin “Paris Cafe”The truly Russian artist I. Ye. Repin shows us his vision of French life on the canvas of 1875 “The Paris Cafe”. Two years earlier, he received from the Academy the right to travel abroad to further study the craft of painting. Upon arrival in the capital of France, Repin was not impressed with the […]...
40. Description of the painting by Zinaida Serebryakova “Still life with a jug”The artist Serebryakova, as can be seen from her painting, knows all the nuances of the artistic possibility, translating it into the subject plane, directly from the traditional chamber vision. Thus, at first glance, in an ordinary composition of a still life, the artist manages to convey a very complex poetic background, which was originally […]...