Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Lilac”

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1. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Lilac in a basket”Petr Konchalovsky is a famous talented Soviet painter. In addition to working in a creative workshop, he loved his native nature very much. Therefore, the artist was also known as a wonderful gardener. The most expensive flower to his heart was a simple, close, not at all exotic, lilac, quite widespread in temperate latitudes. It […]...
2. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Lilac at the window” (1955)The image of Konchalovsky of lilac passes through the thread through all of his work, still lifes with these colors have become the hallmark of his painting, the painter himself is often called the lilac singer. On the canvases of different years he depicted bunches of various shades, never repeated in the variety of bouquets, […]...
3. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Portrait of V. E. Meyerhold”V. E. Meyerhold – one of the geniuses of theatrical art. As a reformer in his field, Vsevolod Emilievich could not accept the changes in power circles that occurred between 1937 and 1938. On January 7, 1938, the Committee on Arts Affairs decided to close the State Theater named after him. An outstanding director could […]...
4. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Self-portrait”Self-portraits are different, they are especially interesting for cubists, who seek to express themselves most fully, not paying attention to the external form, arbitrarily adjusting it to the content. Self-portrait Konchalovsky does not look like them – it is quite simple and in its own way even ordinary. No extra corners, green noses and unimaginable […]...
5. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Still Life”The beginning of the twentieth century is characterized in Russian art as the heyday of the genre still life. The exclusion of plot, and sometimes any connection between the objects depicted on one canvas, did not deprive the painting of meaning at all. Now the focus has shifted to color and shape. These two components […]...
6. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Dry paints”Pyotr Konchalovsky belongs to unsurpassed masters in terms of writing still lifes, one of his best works can be without a twinge of conscience a still life called “Dry Paints”, made in an unsurpassed manner of liveliness of writing and color. The style of writing resembles something between cubism and fauvism, since the artist was […]...
7. Description of the painting by Mikhail Vrubel “Lilac”The artist’s love for nature makes it possible to convey through his hands the unique beauty of a lilac inflorescence. Lush and dense clusters on a lilac bush, blooming in full force, combine the play of purple lights and snow-white shades. They are filled with the warmth of light, life lives in them and it […]...
8. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Family Portrait”The picture “Family Portrait” was written by Peter Konchalovsky in 1912 in the city of Siena. The whole family of Konchalovsky is present on it: the artist, the wife and the children. Konchalovsky wrote “Family Portrait” on one of the days when the family had already come to terms with frequent trips. In a short […]...
9. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Agave” (1916)Still life “Agave”, contrary to the etude of implementation, is fully completed in a stylistic and meaningful way. The artist managed to show the real presence of a person through things. The texture of the canvas conveys the external qualities of the objects: paper, elastic, juicy leaves of the agave, texture to the specularity of […]...
10. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Self-portrait with his wife” (1923)The canvas is rectilinearly reminiscent of the Rembrandt motive of the self-portrait with Saskia. By this the artist marks the immortality and modernity of the chosen topic. In the rich, colorful, material painting of a double portrait, a new style of the artist emerges – realism, which picked up the best legacy of the past. […]...
11. Description of the painting by Igor Grabar “Lilac and forget-me-nots”The artist himself recalled that his still lifes always reflected the mood. Here is the picture “Lilac and forget-me-nots” (1904) – penetrated by sunlight, joy, lilac fragrance. Around a still-life it seems like a bright floral scent. Although I. Grabar himself was not very pleased with this picture. It seemed to him “boring and dry.” […]...
12. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Lilac in the sun”“Lilac in the sun” (by Claude Monet) was written during the heyday of impressionism. It contains all the features that are characteristic of this style in this era – the paint falls bright spots, the presence of a broad brushstroke is obligatory, but the author pays special attention to the balance of shadow and light. […]...
13. Description of the painting by Isaac Ilyich Levitan “White lilac”1895 One of the beautiful images of the artist in the genre of “Flower Still Life”, which is written on paper. Live, realistic and touching mark of this piece of nature. In the foreground in the full size of the picture is a wonderful branch of blooming white lilac, placed in a vase of dark […]...
14. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Spring. White Lilac “Another work by an outstanding Russian landscape painter, Isaac Levitan, from a series of sketches, made in pastel technique. Pastel, as it is known, is a very soft crumbly material, by means of which it is possible to create aerial, vague, gentle works, and without going into detail, transfer a lot. The painting White Lilac […]...
15. Description of the painting by Boris Kustodiev “Lilac”Pictures of the artist Boris Kustodiev are not difficult to recognize by his unique style of their execution. When working, he used soft but bright colors, applied whiteness, as a result of which his canvases were remembered with a specific color scheme and unusual compositional techniques. Kustodiyev was very fond of depicting simple and bright […]...
16. 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 […]...
17. Description of the painting by Maya Kopytseva “Summer day. The lilac is bloomingMaya Kuzminichna Kopyptseva was born in the city of Gagra, but in two years she moved with her parents to Leningrad. She survived the blockade in Samarkand, and after the war ended she entered the Repin Institute. The artist’s work covers a variety of genres, but she wrote most of her works at the Academicheskaya […]...
18. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Lilac bush”The researchers found that the baths of Gogh depicted one of the corners of the beautiful garden of the hospital in Saint-Remy. At the bottom of the picture we see irises. They are found in many paintings of the artist. They surround a fairly narrow path. It is she who passes by the lilac bush, […]...
19. Description of the painting by Konstantin Korovin “Lilac”Konstantin Alekseevich Korovin was the personification of the artistic bohemia of his time. Possessing an artistic character and bright charisma, the artist was a celebrity and a favorite of all of Moscow. Having a remarkable talent, and having recommendations, he never finished his studies at the Academy of Arts. On the one hand, he was […]...
20. 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 […]...
21. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “The head of a jellyfish”Rubens painted the picture “Head of Medusa” in oil on wood. As for Rubens himself, it is customary to call him a Flemish painter, although in reality he is the greatest representative of all European painting, and in fact, looking at this work, it is very difficult to argue with that. In this picture, the […]...
22. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “The Hunt for Hippo”The painting was painted in 1616. The hippopotamus is depicted much less than in reality. But if you look at the whole, then the appearance of the animal is transmitted correctly. From the mouth of a hippo stick fangs. Rubens created a whole series of paintings on the subject of hunting. The viewer pays tribute […]...
23. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “Senokos”Peter the Elder Bruegel in 1565 wrote the famous painting “Haymaking”, which is included in the series “The Seasons”. This is a great master of the pen, who very subtly and kindly depicts nature and everything that happens around it. The plot is dedicated to the summer months: June and July, at the time when […]...
24. Description of the painting by Peter Williams “Ride”Peter Vladimirovich Williams was born in Moscow in the family of a scientist. His grandfather was the famous American engineer Robert Williams, who remained in Russia in the middle of the nineteenth century. Initially, he was preparing to become a physician, but the desire for creativity prevailed. He worked a lot as a theater artist, […]...
25. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “Big fish eat small”The Dutch master of graphics and drawing, Peter Bruegel the elder, known under the nickname “The Peasant”, produced one of his first sheets “Big Fish Eating Small” in 1557 from drawings and was signed by the name of Bosch, who had already passed away by that time. Bosch’s work amazed and impressed Bruegel, and fake […]...
26. Description of the painting by Peter Zabolotsky “Portrait of M. Yu. Lermontov in the mentic of the Life Guards Hussars”Portrait of a student. So you can call the canvas by Peter Zabolotsky. Mikhail Yurevich took painting lessons from a recognized master. Art critics have a dozen and a half images of the poet, made during the life of different artists, but this is the most popular. Lermontov in the Life Guards uniform sign from […]...
27. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Woman’s Portrait”Paul Rubens is a typical representative of the Renaissance, with his characteristic desire to exalt the ancient images, while creating real masterpieces of painting and sculpture. The artist pays special attention to the writing of female portraits. In the Middle Ages, the image of naked female bodies was a forbidden fruit, the Renaissance allowed to […]...
28. Description of the painting by Peter Mondrian “Gray Tree”Pete Mondrian was born in Amersfoort (Holland) in 1872, whose father was a drawing teacher. The father wanted his son to follow his steps, however, Pete Mondrian decides to leave the teaching as a drawing teacher and devote his time completely, dreaming of becoming a great artist. In his early works, he gradually chooses naturalistic […]...
29. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Adoration of the Magi”A popular story is the adoration of the Magi from the Gospel of St.. Matthew became an equally popular theme in medieval painting. On this subject, pictures are written by virtually all famous artists of the era. Only Rubens has about one dozen paintings on this subject. But the work of the master of the […]...
30. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel the Elder “Dutch proverbs”Bruegel’s picture Dutch Proverbs contains more than a hundred proverbs, many of which have not been guessed, and some are still used in our life. The art historians are still engaged in identifying many proverbs, and more than a hundred proverbs and popular expressions have already been found in the picture. We see in the […]...
31. 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 […]...
32. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “Misanthrope”The most famous Dutch painter and graphic artist of the 16th century preferred to paint more genre scenes created from the world perception and mood of the people during the bourgeois revolution. From writing satirical drawings, he moved on to more serious and restrained in meaningful paintings with a complete plot. The artist displays the […]...
33. Description of the painting by Peter Krivonogov “Victory”Peter Krivonogov – the famous graduate of the studio M. B. Grekov, who gave the world a lot of talented military artists. Krivonogov had a chance to participate in the last large-scale war – the Great Patriotic War. He went all the way – from Moscow to the victorious Berlin. Having joined the army in […]...
34. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “The Dark Day”This is about whom one can say for sure that the author is a gloomy, pessimist who does not allow bright moments in life. Alas, but it seems that way. Whatever the canvas they were not written – it is still gloomy, some dirty – gray. Perhaps, this is how he tried to influence those […]...
35. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Self-portrait”The great Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens painted many paintings in which he used his own self-portrait. Before him, so many of his images did not do any artist. Unlike the portraits of other people written by him, made in the so-called baroque style – in lush rich clothes with heavy expensive accessories, the self-portraits […]...
36. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “Mad Greta”One of the most terrible pictures of Bruegel. The horror of this picture can be somewhat explained by the incomprehensibility of this canvas and all the events taking place on it. If we consider the picture “Mad Greta” from the side of emotional perception, then in its expressiveness it surpasses even Bosch’s phantasmagoric images and […]...
37. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Three Graces”The pictorial painting of the baroque epoch “Three Graces” (1639) is painted by the artist South Peterlanter Peter Paul Rubens. The dimensions of the canvas – 221Х181 cm, the technique of execution – oil on wood. This masterpiece of art belongs to the late period of Rubens, which began in the 1630s. At this time, […]...
38. Description of the painting by Caravaggio “The Crucifixion of St. Peter”Caravaggio is considered to be not only the best master in the entire history of the development of artistic art, but also one of the brightest and most talented representatives of such a style of drawing and displaying paintings as baroque. A little later, it was this style, with the help of Caravaggio, that supplanted […]...
39. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Adam and Eve”A painting by Peter Paul Rubens “Adam and Eve” is written in a biblical story. This work is almost a complete copy of the work of Titian. Artists of those times, as well as modern ones, had many reasons for copying paintings. But Peter Paul Rubens certainly did not do it for the money. He […]...
40. Description of Peter Bruegel’s Census of BethlehemThe famous canvas, based on the biblical story, was created by Peter Bruegel in 1566. The main theme of the plot reflects the life and life of the people in a social aspect. All the work of the artist of this time interval characterizes the authenticity of what is happening, and the gospel plot masks […]...