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1. 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 […]...
2. 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 […]...
3. 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, […]...
4. Description of the painting by Alexander Golovin “Flowers”Alexander Yakovlevich Golovin became more famous as a theater artist. He created sketches of scenery for productions in the Imperial Theaters. At the same time, the painter left many masterfully painted portraits. A special place among the master’s works is still life with flowers. There are not many of them, but these are bright spots […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. 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 […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. 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 […]...
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 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, […]...
12. 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 […]...
13. 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 […]...
14. 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, […]...
15. 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 […]...
16. Description of the painting by Vincent van Gogh “Still Life with Gladiolus”Vincent Van Gogh is a great impressionist, who created many magnificent still lifes. One of the main tenets of post-impressionism is the image of the world of things, conveying the materiality of our world. Van Gogh looks at the simple world of things in a special way, finds the beautiful in the elementary. The still […]...
17. 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 […]...
18. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Cornflowers”Levitan is known to everyone as the most famous Russian landscape painter. In this picture, we see an image not quite familiar to him – a still life. Nothing distracts the viewer from the spot of meaning: the artist has not created a single detail around a vase with flowers, for which the viewer could […]...
19. Description of the painting by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio “A young man with a lute”Caravaggio’s painting “Lute” or “A Young Man with a Lute” is a vivid exhibit of the Hermitage. But the picture is also presented in several museums of the world, for example, in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York. And experts still do not agree on which of the works is the original, and […]...
20. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Blooming apple trees”Picture painted in 1895 Levitan knew how to feel the quiet life of nature itself. He could masterfully convey the full charm of an ordinary landscape, find magnificence in the familiar and seemingly unremarkable. The viewer sees the blossoming apple trees. In the spring all nature only wakes up from a winter stupor. Greens are […]...
21. Description of the painting by Mikhail Vrubel “Roses and Lilies”Mikhail Vrubel performed this work on order for the design and decoration of the interior. The remarkable structure of the picturesque and colorful mural, whose task will be to solve the filling of the entire ceiling space. In this picture, the characteristic features of the talent of Vrubel himself stand out. Namely, the uniqueness of […]...
22. 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 […]...
23. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Chrysanthemums”Among the works of Pierre-Auguste Renoir, you can count a few dozen still-life flowers, depending on the paintings of the French artist, it is possible to trace how the French bouquet has changed. One of these still lifes with the image of flowers was painted in 1900, the painting “Chrysanthemums”. The picture is made in […]...
24. Description of the painting by Sergei Vinogradov “Draws”Sergey Arsenyevich Vinogradov is a talented impressionist artist. He did not just paint, but expressed his emotions and feelings in them. His works are filled with light and air. He painted pictures about the beauty of nature and the life of ordinary people. The artist created his creations both with the help of paints and […]...
25. Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Woman with a flower”This picture is unlikely to be perceived by the audience unequivocally. Abstraction – it is invented to simply cause a certain impression in a person. Someone on this canvas and does not see a woman at all, only a set of geometric shapes, and of course the leaves – at best. But there is, is […]...
26. 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 […]...
27. Description of the painting by Sandro Botticelli “Flora”“Flora” is a fragment of the famous canvas called “Spring”, which was created by Botticelli in 1482. The source of inspiration for the painter was the works of Roman literature – the poems of Titus Lucretia and Ovid. According to the artist, the picture depicts a glade. On the right, it houses the god of […]...
28. Description of the painting by Edward Manet “In the greenhouse”Mane, as a true impressionist, tried to fix the event, as if on the fly. And here, on this canvas, we are faced with a conversation between two people – a young girl and a little man in years. The conversation does not seem to be easy. You make sure of this when you look […]...
29. Description of the painting by Ivan Khrutsky “Still Life”Still lifes Khrutsky really surprising. He tries to give his work a rather complex composition. On his canvas in a fancy way, a huge amount of vegetables and fruits are collected. It must be remembered that the artist invented pictures. He never wrote them from nature. That is why his canvas just breaks from fruits […]...
30. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Four fading sunflower”Sunflowers are flowers in which Van Gogh found a consonance with his own soul. In his life, he wrote a lot of them and with pleasure, and his best times are marked by paintings with sunflowers – bright, lively, filled with strength and joy. At that time, he lived in Arles, in a small yellow […]...
31. Description of the painting by Mikhail Nesterov “Peonies”Nesterov, a Russian peredvizhnik, one of those who, in anticipation of the displeasure that was brewing in the country and its resolution (both the thunderstorm is resolved by thunder and the people’s anger must be reborn into a revolution), wrote cautionary, full of hidden meaning of the picture. They showed the lives of ordinary people, […]...
32. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Oleander”The most famous French post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh was not at all popular during his lifetime. However, more than a hundred years later, his works are recognized as one of the most expensive creations of modern art. Today they adorn the halls of various museums and galleries. Flowers were one of the most popular […]...
33. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Field of Poppies”The surrounding nature, and especially the flowers in the paintings of Van Gogh always attract the inimitable beauty and liveliness. The Dutch painter chose landscapes for his paintings with sunflowers, irises and lilac bushes, as well as spacious fields of poppies and other wildflowers and fruit trees. In the picture of 1889 “The Field of […]...
34. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “White roses”“White Roses” represent the later works of Van Gogh, when he was already close to madness and his tragic death. Wanting to relax, he left Paris on the outskirts, where he wrote a lot of flowers – on bushes, in vases, without a clear background – and the roses must have caught his eye by […]...
35. Description of the painting by Vasily Tropinin “Woman in the window”The great Russian artist Tropinin differs from other masters of painting in that it complements each picture of a certain direction with its characteristic detail and technique. Heroes, which were embodied in the paintings of the artist, are depicted in luxury and parade. The biography of the Russian artist had a strong influence on the […]...
36. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Open window lilac”VASerov is a bright representative of artists who worked in the style of impressionists. The painter devoted many works to flowers, he loved them and often painted. Bright and meaningful is the painting “Lilac”, written in 1886. This year was not an easy one for the artist; it was at this time that he decided […]...
37. Description of the painting by Martiros Saryan “Still Life”Martiros Sergeevich Saryan used tempera for writing his still life, it is thanks to this mixture that such brightness and brilliance, richness of color is achieved. A large bouquet of fragrant flowers seems to occupy the entire space of a still life, and in spite of all the original content of the name of this […]...
38. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Anemones”Monet is a French impressionist, as well as all his colleagues in the genre, who tried to grasp the surrounding reality more fully and to transfer it to paper, because time is running out all the time and beyond human power to catch it, if not with a brush and paints. He began, however, with […]...
39. 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 […]...
40. Description paintings Constantine Korovin “Roses”The Roses, painted by Soviet artist Konstantin Korovin, appeared before the general public in 1912. Currently, the picture is exhibited in the halls of the Yaroslavl Art Museum. The period of the artist, marked the beginning of the twentieth century, was almost entirely devoted to the writing of still lifes on floral themes. Not become […]...