Description of the painting by Vladimir Stozharov “Still Life with Bread”

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1. Description of the painting by Vladimir Stozharov “Flax”The artist like no one else was in love with the old days. From an early age he traveled through the Russian northern cities. In general, the North of Russia, especially the Siberian expanses, were the most favorite places of Stozharov. He learned a lot from the Russian common people and, as a gratitude, he […]...
2. 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 […]...
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 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 […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Anthropomorphic bread”Salvador Dali surrealist, who once stirred the minds of the people of his time. But even today, contemporaries argue about the meaning of his paintings and try to unravel the insane personality of the artist. Many among his works are those who terrify and amaze every imagination. Such a picture is “Anthropomorphic bread”, written in […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. Description of the painting by Tatiana Yablonskaya “Bread”The painting “Bread” is one of the most famous works of the well-known artist Tatyana Nilovna Yablonskaya, written by her in 1949. The picture shows the time that had already arrived a few years after the end of the war. But there is no grief or regret in her, but only joy and happy faces. […]...
10. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Basket of bread”Dali still knew how to shake his art. Not for nothing, he was recognized as a genius immediately after the first exhibition. The truth is, not all were recognized, but only those who could understand the idea of the author and his fantasy. But with this canvas amazing story. The author returned twice to this […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. 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 […]...
13. Description of the painting by Vladimir Orlovsky “In the field”Before us is the grand creation of a true master. Orlovsky depicts, at first glance, an unremarkable landscape. We see the traditional field for Russia. In the foreground – a grass of green and yellow flowers. On the left you can see tracts of land without grass. They are burned by the sun. If we […]...
14. Description of the painting by Vladimir Egorovich Makovsky “Party (1875 – 1897)”This picture is in one of the halls of the Tretyakov Gallery. It depicts young people in a dimly lit, small room. The light source is a kerosene lamp, rising from under the lampshade. Students gathered around the table waiting for the samovar to boil. Nobody starts the meal, although the table is set and […]...
15. Description of the painting by Vladimir Makovsky “The collapse of the bank”Makovsky painted pictures on various topics. They could be full of humor, irony or contempt. He is known as the creator of numerous paintings, truly showing all sorts of levels of Russian society of his time. Merchants, bureaucrats, nobles, artisans, peasants, beggars, tramps – all could become heroes of his paintings. The eighties – the […]...
16. Description of the painting by Nikolai Yaroshenko “Everywhere life”Yaroshenko – Russian peredvizhnik artist, extremely versatile personality. He gave preference to portraits and plot scenes (as rules from the life of the peasantry, with the so-called “people’s melancholy”), worked in the style of realism, sometimes causing a lot of controversy and extremely diverse reactions of both viewers and critics with his paintings. “Everywhere is […]...
17. 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 […]...
18. 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 […]...
19. Description of the painting by Paul Cezanne “Still Life. Jug and FruitThe canvas written by Paul Cezanne, entitled “Still Life of Jug and Fruit” shows how on the table, a white sheet is quite carelessly laid, on which fruit is laid and a jug stands. It is worth noting that the artist is fairly easy to write and does not go against the overall contrast and […]...
20. Description of the painting by Vladimir Makovsky “On a hot day”Vladimir Makovsky was always perfectly able to convey everyday scenes from the life of ordinary people. Certain features of his artistic style make it possible to find a common concept and technique from the pictures of different subjects, with the help of which the author allows us to easily enter the Russian soul. One of […]...
21. Description of the painting by Vladimir Makovsky “Date”The painting “Date” was written by V. Makovsky. In 1883. This is a typical product of the “Wanderers” with the theme of impoverishment and the hard life of the people. The painting depicts the meeting of a mother, a peasant woman, with her son, who had been apprenticed to the city. A mother looks at […]...
22. 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 […]...
23. Description of the painting by Zinaida Serebryakova “Kate with a still life”Most often, Zinaida Serebryakova portrayed her youngest daughter Katya in her works. Despite the fact that the artist had three more children, it was Katya who was of particular interest to the master. In this paper, we see a girl about 11 years old. During this period of her life, Katya went to Paris with […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. Description of the painting by Edward Munch “Dance of Life”Norwegian painter played a big role in German expressionism. In his art, he tried to explain life and its meaning. His subtle visions of the soul and man can only be understood intuitively. The Munch painting depicts men and women. Some couples have merged in dance. Along the edges of the same pictures are single […]...
26. Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “Pink still life”Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin became a well-known artist thanks to such works as Bathing the Red Horse, Death of the Commissar, After the Fight and many other talented paintings of the Russian classics of that time known to us. To such a form of art as still lifes, the artist came after the creation of his famous […]...
27. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “The Cup of Life”Salvador Dali is one of the most famous and, perhaps, the most extravagant artists of the last century, who introduced the world to such an artistic direction in painting as surrealism, which allowed him to talk with connoisseurs of real art through paintings created in this genre. The main idea of surrealism is to give […]...
28. Description of the painting by Frans Snyders “Still life with fruit”The famous Flemish master Frans Snyders painted animals and still lifes. He wrote ingeniously: bright and generous. Most of the customers for his canvases were well-off gentlemen who lived in palaces and large houses. In the dining room on the wall, they wanted to see beautiful images that awaken the appetite and speak of the […]...
29. Description of the painting by Francisco de Zurbaran “Still life with lemons and oranges”“Still Life with Lemons and Oranges” was written in 1633 by Francisco de Zurbaran. Most of the collection of his paintings is devoted to scenes of monastic life, his favorite genre was still life. In this writing style, one can clearly see the unique ability of the Spanish artist to see in the prose of […]...
30. Description of the painting by Vladimir Orlov “Clean Ponds”“Clean Ponds” – a picture made in a slightly blurry, very attractive style – something like this can be observed by myopic people who have to go without glasses. Everything in the picture is slightly blurred. The outlines of trees, the outlines of benches float, it is difficult to discern something other than human figures […]...
31. Description of the painting by Vladimir Serov “Walkers near Lenin”Soviet artist Vladimir Serov wrote a series of paintings dedicated to the leader of the Union republics – V. I. Lenin. “Walkers near Lenin” is one of such canvases created in 1950. As a government minister of art, he chose the genre of socialist realism. This picture is well known and easy to understand. On […]...
32. 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” […]...
33. Description of the painting by Vladimir Makovsky “Girl with geese in the field”Vladimir Makovsky – the son of the famous art historian and founder of the School of Painting and Architecture E. I. Makovsky – from his very birth was associated with the world of beauty. Raised in an atmosphere of creativity, he from an early age chose the path of the artist. Vladimir Egorovich dedicated his […]...
34. Description of the painting by Vladimir Makovsky “Night shelter”VE Makovsky – a typical representative of the Peredvizhnicheskogo direction in painting. The canvases created by him draw the viewer’s attention to ordinary people who are deprived of life; they convey their small joys, emotions and cares. The central figure of almost each of Makovsky’s paintings are the poor and the poor, left without a […]...
35. Description of the painting by Gustav Klimt “Tree of Life”The creation of this canvas is associated with the name of the magnate Adolf Stokwe, who in 1904 decided to build a huge family. At that time there was a fashion to draw pictures on buildings and inside them, so the Viennese industrialist invited several artists (including Gustav Klimt), offering them a contract. The industrialist […]...
36. 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 […]...
37. 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 […]...
38. Description of the painting by Nikolai Nevrev “Bargaining. Scene from serf life “The painting “Bargaining. Scene from serf life “brought N. V. Nevrev enormous popularity. She was sold, and after a long time lying in the attic of her master. Just passed the fashion to decorate the walls of everyday scenes, fashion came to portraits. So the canvas was spoiled and even burst in place of the […]...
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 Vladimir Makovsky “I will not publish”V. Ye. Makovsky wrote wonderful genre scenes, which at times were incriminating in relation to the evils of society. Russian artist imbued with sympathy for these ulcers of public life, brought into the world a lot of tears, pain and death. The picture “I will not let you go” tells us about the harmful burden […]...