Description of the painting by Semen Chuikov “Work”

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14. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Before the storm”The painting was painted in 187 9 years. We see the outskirts of the village. To the right there is a street with houses slanting from time to time. Two boys are engaged in the usual game. They are very passionate about something and do not notice that a thunderstorm is gathering. Levitan used the […]...
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17. 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 […]...
18. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Autumn. BirchesThe picture was painted by Levitan in 1899. The artist was able to convey with tremendous power the greatest masters who were unobservable gave a rainy season. Autumn was depicted by him in his indescribable peace and special majesty. Visually can feel it, just looking at the canvas Levitan7 Autumn completely changed the whole nature. […]...
19. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Moonlit night. Village”The painting was painted in 1897. Before the viewer appears a number of huts, which fell asleep until the morning. On the left side we see the majestic trees that cast fancy shadows on the road. The night is filled with special secrets and some unaccountable anxiety. It’s so quiet around, even the tops of […]...
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23. 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 […]...
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33. Description of the painting by Pablo Picasso “Woman with a Fan”The painting was written by Pablo Picasso in 1909. The painting was written in the African period, when the painter found inspiration in archaic African art, its primitive forms. The artist tried to find the means of expression that could express the unique that was open to the inner vision of the painter. Picasso visited […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. Description of the painting by Titian “Introduction of Mary to the temple”In the creative way of Titian’s work “The Introduction of Mary to the Temple” occupies a special place. This picture links two completely different periods in the work of the painter. Another masterpiece of the biblical storyline, inherent in the art of Italy in the Middle Ages. The artist conveyed the strength of the characters, […]...
36. Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “Herring”Petrov-Vodkin saw the world in his own way. This was expressed in an unusual perspective, which he liked to choose for his paintings, in their unusual composition and form. Each of his work is endowed with special expressiveness. There are not so many details in the works, but at the same time they are deep […]...
37. Description of the painting by Alexey Venetsianov “Girl with beetroot”The painting “A Girl with Burak” was painted by the artist Venetsianov no later than 1824. He was adherents of the image on the canvases of household subjects. In his portraits, the artist sought to reveal the humanity and inner virtues of an ordinary Russian woman. Portraits of simple peasant women make up the best […]...
38. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “At the monastery”All the paintings of the artist in one way or another reflect the grief that lurked in his soul. He loved to depict the elders and monks who had escaped from the reality of the world. They found shelter in monasteries. Volkov incredibly loved the nature of central Russia. During a trip to the Crimea, […]...
39. Description of the painting by Vladimir Egorovich Makovsky “Lovers of nightingales (1872 – 1873)”For the painting “Lovers of Solovyov” Makovsky received the title of academician. She was exhibited in Vienna and immediately received praise. The canvas depicts three men who are in a small wooden hut. On the table there is a bottle of moonshine, probably the friends stayed up until the morning for long conversations, not paying […]...
40. Description paintings Konstantin Korovin “At the dacha”Korovin, performing an oil painting on canvas entitled “At the Dacha”, managed to fulfill all his attitude to the world around him as well as possible. The artist was able to convey to the viewer a very high quality, through his picture of the unique daily existence, he could convey, seemingly at first glance, a […]...