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1. Description of the painting by Alexei Stepanov “Wolves”“Wolves” – the work of Alexei Stepanov, written in the first decade of the 20th century, is kept in the State Tretyakov Gallery. Stepanova, a very gentle and kind person who was popular with numerous friends, was best described by his student P. Korin. He compared the painting of Stepanov with the poems of Pushkin, […]...
2. Description of the sculpture of Mark Antokolsky “Mephistopheles”The famous sculptor worked on his sculpture for several years. He began work in 1874, which led simultaneously with the image of Christ. In 1879, Antakolsky creates a bust, which later imposes several sketches, and in 1883 he leads to the execution of his plan. The Hermitage received in his collection the work of the […]...
3. Description of the sculpture of Mark Antokolsky “Ermak”Mark Matveyevich Antokolsky is a sculptor who has worked all his life in the genre of realism and has achieved incredible success. He was firmly associated with the Imperial Academy of Arts, and for a long time, despite little recognition, remained loyal to academicism. The sculptures of Antokolsky are striking with realism and precision of […]...
4. Description of the bas-relief of Mark Antokolsky Yaroslav the WiseSince 1888, the sculptor Antokolsky worked for a long time without a break, trying to create the perfect image of the Grand Duke Yaroslav the Wise. The work went painstakingly, but it took the talented sculptor relatively little time. Just a year after he began working on the image of the prince, his work was […]...
5. Description of the painting by Mark Antokolsky “Nestor the Chronicler”The work on the sculpture was completed in 1890 and made in a realistic manner. Chronicler, depicted sitting at the table. His head is slightly tilted, and the figure is natural. The look expresses sadness and meditation. Nestor Pechersky absorbed in his work looks a bit tired and humble. The ascetic clothing of an old […]...
6. Description of the sculpture of Mark Antakolsky “Ivan the Terrible”“Ivan the Terrible” – the first serious large sculpture of Antakolsky, the famous Russian sculptor. Interestingly, the youngest son in a large Jewish family, Antakolsky, was fond of drawing from an early age, painted everything he had reached, but his hobby was met by parents with strong disapproval and, as a compromise between their belief […]...
7. Description of the painting by Tintoretto “The Miracle of St. Mark”The picture depicts the phenomenon of a miracle. When early Christians spread their faith around the world, it often happened that pagans did not want to listen to them. So one of the young apostles fell into the hands of a cruel king, who laughed at him and sentenced him to quartering. However, when they […]...
8. Description of the painting by Franz Mark “Elephant”Mark Franz is from Germany, a painter, preferred to paint in expressionism style. In order to depict animals as accurately and completely as possible – specifically studied the anatomy of animals. This allowed him in the picture “Elephant” as accurately as possible to convey his vision of the animal world in art. Franz considered a […]...
9. Description of the painting by Mark Rothko “White Center”American artist Mark Rothko is not very famous here in Russia. But despite this, his paintings are sold at auction for hundreds of millions of dollars. What makes his paintings so expensive? Indeed, at first glance, most of Rothko’s paintings are squares, colored lines and color mixing. In fact, the author has put a lot […]...
10. Description of the painting by Franz Mark “Blue Horse”The Blue Horse is one of the most famous works of the German artist Franz Marc. However, it is different from other paintings by the artist. First of all, its main advantage is its special piercing and charm. The horse resembles a young boy who is still full of energy. He bent his head to […]...
11. Description of the painting by Mark Rothko “Orange, red, yellow”In 2012, Mark Rothko’s painting “Orange, Red, Yellow” went off at Christie’s for $ 87 million. The canvas of the emigrant from Russia has become one of the most expensive works of art of the postwar period. Why did bidders rate the canvas so highly? The game of contrasts, warm colors and rich inner world […]...
12. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “St. Mark’s Square in Venice”At the age of 22, Valentin Serov was seriously ill. Having received money for the next picture, he and his friends decided to go to Italy. The warm climate of Italy is well influenced by the health of the great Russian artist. There he wrote one of his works – “St. Mark’s Square in Venice”. […]...
13. Description of the painting by Efim Volkova “In the forest. In the spring “Here it is, all breathing, healed, swaying, and finally woke up after the long winter months of fierce cold, a large cover of snow and constant storms. Revives father-forest! Begins quietly to gain its credibility. The first spring fogs have already arrived, and the melt water has sheltered in large forest ditches. Spring birds appeared, […]...
14. Description of the sculpture of Edgar Degas “Horse and Rider”Edgar Degas was born in a fairly wealthy family. For certain reasons, he was forced to sell off his property in order to pay all his father’s debts. Edgar was the oldest child from a large family. The boy showed interest in drawing since childhood, his father encouraged him in every way. Degas loved clear […]...
15. Description of the painting by Arkady Plastov “From the Past”Soviet painter was born in the Ulyanovsk region, in 1893. He took over his talent from his grandfather – icon painter. After studying at the seminary, Plastov leaves for Moscow to receive an art education. When the revolution began, he had to go back to his village. There he was elected to the local village […]...
16. Description of the painting by Nicolas Poussin “The Abduction of the Sabine Women (1638)”According to Roman historians, only men lived in Rome. The tribes living in the neighborhood did not want to give up their daughters for the ordinary poor. Then one of the founders of Rome – the legendary Romulus, comes up with a cunning plan. He arranges a grand celebration and invites Sabineans to it. They […]...
17. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “I am at the age of six years”The glory of Dali was brought, of course, surrealistic works, executed in a specific, memorable style. Whether it is “Discovery of America…” or “Living Still Life” – any picture of this sense seemed to have been created beyond human vision, fantasy, imagination, and even dreams. What Dali did, always amazed, attracted and will attract, regardless […]...
18. Description of the monument to “Children – victims of adult vices” by ShemyakinMonuments are most often set to capture someone or something. They symbolize different things that are sometimes not clear to everyone. Ambiguously, people reacted to the monument Shemyakin “Children – victims of adult vices.” It was installed in Moscow, near the Swamp area. It has been 15 years since the installation, and the residents of […]...
19. Description of the painting by Victor Borisov-Musatov “Tapestry”Victor Borisov-Musatov was born in Saratov, where he lived all his youth. He studied at the Moscow School of Art, where he was taught to flawlessly master the brush and convey his mood with colors. It turns out that in 1895 he moved to Paris. There he improves his skills and discovers new facets of […]...
20. Description of the painting by Alphonse Mucha “Spring”The name of the artist Alphonse Mucha in Russia is not very well known, but abroad his original and unique “modern” was literally a symbol of style at the turn of the “golden” and “silver” centuries. Since Mucha studied and lived in Paris for many years, he was intimately familiar with Van Gogh and Paul […]...
21. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Big Bathers”Auguste Renoir has always been a sincere connoisseur of the female body and tried to convey this beauty to the widest audience. The painting “Big Bathers” was perhaps the most vivid creative work of this painter. It was on this canvas that he worked for several years, making rough sketches, writing out separate sketches, developing […]...
22. Description of the painting by Alexey Korzukhin “Peasant girls in the forest”The picture was painted in 1877 in oil on canvas. The canvas is written by artists on a previously developed plot. Korzukhin to write landscapes. Girls’ eyes are filled with drama, something frightened them in thicker ones. Who knows why they fell into this broadleaf forest. Perhaps they just walked around, went for berries or […]...
23. Description of the sculpture of Anna Golubkina “Old Age”This sculpture was born in Paris. A. S. Golubkina, Auguste Rodin’s student herself, invited a woman to pose for herself, who had once been a model and posed for the master Rodin himself. Rodin once created the sculpture “The one that was beautiful Olmer.” The sculpture is completely ruthless, defiantly naturalistic showed to the world […]...
24. Description of the painting by Edward Mane “Boy with cherries”The canvas was written in 1858. Edouard Manet is a great French artist. He also worked on engraving, was one of the founders of impressionism. At the beginning of his creative career, Manet began working with Couture, who was very famous at that time. In his workshop, he spent a lot of time, but he […]...
25. Description of the painting by Vincent van Gogh “View of Montmartre”The life of the great post-impressionist artist since childhood was filled with tragedy, a beggarly existence and hunger. Contempt for his work and the loneliness of others oppressed Vincent throughout his life. Only after his death, he was recognized as a genius. Van Gogh was born in Holland in 1853, in the city of Groot-Zyundirt. […]...
26. Description of the fresco by Michelangelo Buonarroti “The Prophet Jeremiah”The fresco was created by the great Italian artist and sculpture from 1508 to 1512. It is located in the Sistine Chapel in the Cathedral of St. Peter and is located on the ceiling. Michelangelo is known worldwide for his paintings and sculptures. But the most memorable and deep are the frescoes for religious reasons, […]...
27. Description of the painting by Mikhail Nesterov “Self-portrait”The canvas was created in 1915 in oil on a tree. Nesterov is a great Russian artist who lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His paintings are known throughout our country. He was a master of portrait. But even more significant are his canvases on religious themes, paintings of temples. Nesterov, the […]...
28. Description of the painting by Isaac Brodsky “Portrait of Stalin”Brodsky was not just a brilliant portrait painter, public figure, but also was a special account of the political elite. It is known that the portraits of the leaders trusted to write only the most proven and responsible artists. That was Brodsky. For the first time to write the faces of politicians, the artist began […]...
29. Description of the painting by Francois Boucher “Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour”The French painter Boucher was not very enthusiastically drawing portraits. However, he loved to write the image of his patroness, favorite of Louis XV – the Marquis de Pompadour. He began his work with her in 1748. From 1752, Bush began to live and work in the Louvre (the Marquise de Pompadour herself took care […]...
30. Description of the painting by Vladimir Borovikovsky “Children with a lamb”The picture is painted in oil on canvas in 1790. Borovikovsky – is one of the great and last artists of the Enlightenment. He was born in Ukraine, created many canvases on the historical and church theme. He was a master of portraiture. The beginning of his work was in childhood. He was born in […]...
31. Description of the painting by Jean-Auguste Ingres “Venus of Anadimeon”The painting “Venus of Anadimeon” was painted by the famous French artist Jean-Auguste Ingrom in 1848. Writing a canvas, just 1.63 meters high and 92 centimeters wide, took nearly 40 years. In 1808, the artist began working on a painting, wrote half of it, and for four decades he did not dare to take up […]...
32. Description of the painting by Andrei Ryabushkin “Svyatogor”Here it is worth telling at once about two personalities. First, about the mythical character Svatress, and then about the author of this canvas Ryabushkin. As for Svyatogor, this purely epic Russian character was outside the Slavic epics. The strongest of the heroes and the highest. He is a giant giant and keeper of the […]...
33. Description of the painting by Alexey Savrasov “View in the Swiss Alps”Alexey Savrasov was born in the family of a merchant of the third Guild, but did not continue his father’s work. The boy had an early ability to draw, which was extremely dissatisfied with his father. However, when the work of Alexei began to be sold, he changed his mind about the future creative activity […]...
34. Description of the painting by Mikalojus Čiurlionis “Friendship”Mikalojus Čiurlionis was a very quiet and dreamy man. Born in Lithuania, in 1875. He lived his life richly, but not for long – only 36 years. The musician and the artist in one person, he loved to work around the clock, although he constantly lacked the means for living. He perfectly finely and mentally […]...
35. Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Pigeons”Pablo Picasso was born in Spain, worked in France, and his work belongs to the world. But not to that real, customary, tangible sense organs, but turned inside out, simplified to primitiveness, chaotic and disharmonious to the world. Boldly violating and rudely destroying all traditions and laws, going beyond the natural proportions and accepted perspectives, […]...
36. Description of the painting by Paul Gauguin “Women of Tahiti”The history of this painting began in 1891, when Paul Gauguin decided to make an auction out of his works, and decided to go on a trip to an island called Tahiti with the money raised at the same time. It was on this island that another series of paintings by Gauguin began. He was […]...
37. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Face of War”Salvador Dali could not see how the nazi troops burst into his native France. He left for the USA with his wife, having left his favorite places, realizing with pain and bitterness that everything would be destroyed and broken. The horror of war, fear, bloodshed overwhelmed the artist. Everything that was cute and expensive for […]...
38. Description of the painting by Vladimir Borovikovsky “Christ blessing a kneeling man”Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky was born into a noble, but poor family. At the time of Vladimir’s birth, the Borovikovskys owned only a house in Mirgorod and a couple of land plots. The father and brothers of the future artist were engaged in icon painting, and Vladimir was going to choose this same type of painting […]...
39. Description of the painting by Viktor Vasnetsov “Baptism of Prince Vladimir”Vasnetsov, Victor Mikhailovich, was born in the family of an ordinary priest, in 1848. He studied at the local theological seminary, then at the famous Petersburg Academy of Arts. After graduating from it, he went abroad and from 1869 began to exhibit at the academic, and later at traveling exhibitions. Becoming the first painter, and […]...
40. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Fishermen on the beach”In the very heyday of Russian culture of the 19th century, the formation of the great painter Ivan Aivazovsky took place. He was born in the seaside town of Feodosia. Since childhood, the boy’s life was filled with the sound of the surf, the overflow of sun glare on the water, the ships moored to […]...