Bogdanov-Belsky Nikolay
Painting by Nikolai Petrovich Bogdanov-Belsky “Novices” was made in 1904 in the style of realism. Genre: genre painting. The image of the school, peasant children occupies a special place in the artist’s work. This
Bogdanov-Belsky is a Russian artist, who preferred genre scenes, usually from the life of peasant children, as well as portraits and samples in impressionism. He traveled a lot, he was chairman of the Kuindzhi
The canvas was painted in 1901 in oil on canvas. The painting was created in the style of realism, the genre of porter. Bogdanov-Belsky is a talented and original Russian artist. He was often
Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky was a prominent representative of the movement of peredvizhnikov artists of the early 20th century, a successful academician and chairman of the Kuinji society committee. Little known to the general public, Bogdanov-Belsky,
Every man has gone out of childhood. So the artist Bogdanov-Belsky, born and raised in the village, who loved his fellow villagers greatly, carried this love through his whole life. Many Bogdanov-Belsky was known
The famous Russian artist Nikolai Petrovich Bogdanov-Belsky wrote a unique and incredibly vital history in 1895. The work is called “Oral Account”, and in the full version “Oral Account. In the folk school of
The painting was completed in 1897. The style in painting is realism, genre-genre painting. The painting is in storage at the State Tretyakov Gallery. Bogdanov-Belsky was born in a poor peasant family in Smolensk
The autobiographical work of N. Bogdanov-Belsky, “At the Door of the School,” draws attention to the early period in the life of the itinerant artist. Like most artists depicting the specifics and character of
The painting was painted by the artist-academician of Russian painting Nikolai Petrovich Bogdanov-Belsky. His characteristic feature is the writing of a variety of canvases on peasant themes. Since he himself was born in a
Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky devoted all his creativity to simple village children. He did not just love them, he knew them, understood, felt, because this academician himself was a barefoot village boy as a child. He