Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Relay”

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1. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Skiers” (1950)Before us is the work, which is a Florentine mosaic made of marble. Her pieces very accurately convey the smallest shades of colors. Due to this, the picture looks holistic and when viewed from a distance it looks like a single canvas. For this work of art is characterized by structural and graphic images. All […]...
2. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Defense of Petrograd”Deineka was a Soviet painter, who preferred genre scenes to all other genres, and styles – socialist realism, which is characterized by great accuracy, a certain angularity, the absence of unnecessary details and an obvious chanting of the socialist system. He was a party, in his time participated in the defense of Kursk against whites. […]...
3. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Textile workers”Soviet painter Alexander Deineka could develop his talent in the bosom of Mexican muralists or American social realists. However, he considered them very small for his works. He wanted to work in the Soviet Union, in a state that needed the country’s ideas to be expressed on a larger scale. Throughout his life, Alexander Alexandrovich […]...
4. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Mother”A. A. Deineka wrote the work “Mother” in a difficult time for the country. It was during the war years that a person completely overestimated life and for him native people become more important. The artist depicted the mother’s image severely and even roughly. It cannot be said that the painter depicted a particular woman, […]...
5. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Expanse”Hot sunny summer, the joy of youth, the riot of colors – all this was captured by Alexander Alexandrovich Deineka in this picture. On it, he depicted a group of girls running up the hill after bathing. The picture looks very dynamic due to the photographic effect. The artist caught one moment from the seething […]...
6. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “Burnt Village”Deineka Alexander Alexandrovich rather deeply conveyed deep suffering. “The burnt village” ideally conveys the full power of their emotions during the Great Patriotic War. The artist at this time does not remain aloof from these tragic events and continues to write very dramatic, “screaming” long-suffering and significant works in which the struggle of the freedom-loving […]...
7. Description of the painting by Alexander Deineka “At the construction site of new workshops”The painting “At the construction site of new workshops” was created in the era of economic growth and industrialization of the country of the Soviets. Alexander Deineka was fascinated by the idea of the rapid development of the state, therefore with all the heat and energy he sought to convey his hopes for a bright […]...
8. Description of the Soviet poster “Ready for Labor and Defense”One of the remarkable features of the Soviet era was the desire for a healthy lifestyle. He was promoted through loud slogans, television, public meetings and, of course, through propaganda posters. It was a whole world that reflected the essence and meaning of the Soviet government, which wanted to bring the country to the highest […]...
9. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Appian way at sunset”On the landscape of Alexander Ivanov, the main element is the road. It passes through the orange desert rays of the setting sun. The Appian Way leads to Rome. At its edges are visible ancient tombs, topped with memorable stones. The city is still far away, it stretches somewhere in the background. It is so […]...
10. Description of the mosaic by Alexander Deinek “Good morning”The panel “Good Morning” is made in the mosaic technique characteristic of monumental art. He is considered one of the brightest examples of social realism in this genre. Cloth surprisingly accurately reflects the era. The focus is on a group of young boys who meet a new day on the rocky shores of the sea. […]...
11. Description of the painting by Alexander Kiselev “Entry into the village” (1891)The canvas is a landscape, written in the mature period of the master. It is sufficiently familiar to realistic painting traditions, characterized by a lack of sophistication and individuality, and this was at the time when painting preferred the brilliance and expressiveness of the image, the impulsiveness of colorful spots. It was then that the […]...
12. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “Stalin and Voroshilov in the Kremlin”Artist Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov painted the picture “Stalin and Voroshilov in the Kremlin” in 1938. It was made specifically for the anniversary exhibition for the twentieth birthday of the Red Army and Navy. The exhibit was put on the most revered place in the center of the hall. The composition of this picture is rather […]...
13. Description of the painting by Alexander Popov “In the Shadow”Alexander Popov – a true master. He created magnificent portraits and colorful landscapes. Before the viewer appears Russian nature in all its glory. We see a country road running away. On the left is a bench where you can sit to enjoy the cleanest air. On a hot summer day it is so nice to […]...
14. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Alexander Pushkin on the beach”The canvas was painted in 1887 in oil on canvas. Aivazovsky – the great Russian painter. His canvases are known all over the world. He gained his popularity in his youth, after presenting his works on the maritime theme at the exhibition. Then she made an incredible impression on artists. His love for the sea […]...
15. Description of the painting by Alexander Makovsky “Tired”Oil on canvas, date of creation – 1897 The work can be seen in the Odessa Art Museum. The artist was distinguished by a rare skill – he turned a case from everyday life into a fascinating plot in his picture. Observation, the ability to notice the small characteristic details characterize all the work of […]...
16. Description of the painting by Alexander Deinek “Future pilots”The picture was created in 1938. Deineka seriously fond of aviation. It is no coincidence that several of his works are devoted to this very topic. In the 30s, the painter often traveled to the Crimea. After a trip to Sevastopol, his picture “Future Pilots” appeared. The composition is really masterfully built. A hydroplane, which […]...
17. Description of the painting by Alexander Deinek “Defense of Sevastopol”The historical canvas “Defense of Sevastopol” A. A. Deineka created in the war years (Moscow, 1942). Today, this masterpiece of art is kept in the St. Petersburg Russian Museum. The artist’s photos of the ruins of Sevastopol became the subsoil for painting. Deineka has been collecting materials about the hero city for a long time, […]...
18. Description of the painting by Alexander Deinek “Outskirts of Moscow”Military themes are often used by artists. More often depict scenes from battles and battles. A painting by A. Deinek “The outskirts of Moscow” reflects a household story of 1941, when German troops were stationed near Moscow, and the fate of the city could have been completely different. Such a picture may not be noticed […]...
19. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “After the rain”Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov, who replaced impressionism with social realism, turned 50 years old in 2013, was, of course, an art historian, laureate and first president (Academy of Art), even “Stalin’s favorite painter” – but he always remained just a great master. Great Artist. And the attractive picture “After the Rain” convinces of this. Although, at […]...
20. Description of the painting by Alexander Shilov “Nastya”Alexander Shilov was born in the capital of the Russian Federation in 1943. Youth in the postwar years is not a very easy time, but Alexander believed in the best. Starting from the age of 15, he helped the family – got a job as a loader. The beginning of his creative journey was laid […]...
21. Description of the painting by Mikhail Nesterov “Alexander Nevsky”Mikhail Nesterov was born into a merchant family with strong religious roots. The boy’s father strongly encouraged the desire of his son to painting. At the beginning of Alexander’s career, his paintings did not have much success – critics blamed the young artist for their detachment and cold work. The death of his beloved wife […]...
22. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Appearance of Christ to Mary Magdalene”In 1835, the Russian artist A. A. Ivanov was in Italy, where he was sent at the expense of the artistic community. This organization was waiting for the grand canvass promised from Ivanov. But the artist by that time was not yet ripe for his writing. Therefore, having become closely acquainted with the works of […]...
23. 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 […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. 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 […]...
26. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Vetka”Alexander Ivanov was an amazingly diverse artist. It so happened that he is known to a wide circle of people, first of all, for his masterpieces on biblical themes. But the work of Ivanov was not limited to this. He knew how to very finely and sincerely paint pictures of nature. One of these canvases […]...
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30. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Vladimirka”Levitan wrote his famous “Vladimir” in 1892. This picture is distinguished by the expressive depth of semantic content and a special poetic sadness. Today she is called one of the best landscape canvases of this painter, but immediately after writing it, the critic recognized the work as dull and inconspicuous and did not attach much […]...
31. Description of the monument to Alexander Pushkin in MoscowThe capital of Russia is hard to imagine without a monument to the greatest poet. It is made of granite. Already it makes such a monument as something eternal, without which you can not imagine the city. This task was set by the creator of the monument: so that it would remain for ever. Pushkin’s […]...
32. 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 […]...
33. Description of the painting by Alexander Shilov “Masha”The contemporary Russian artist A. M. Shilov painted portraits of his daughter with great love. So it was tragic that daughter Masha passed away before her father. But as he wrote her from early childhood, he continued to paint portraits even after the death of his daughter, presenting her to be grown up and very […]...
34. Description picture Alexander Samokhvalov “Conductors”In 1928, at the exhibition “Circle of Artists”, Samokhvalov presented one of the most impressive paintings in his performance, which was created in the heyday of the artist’s talent. The pathos of the era – this is how Alexander Samokhvalov called his “Conductor.” The artist sought to convey and perpetuate the image of the people […]...
35. Description of the painting by Alexander Benois “Cemetery”Many works by Benoit are distinguished by gloom, dullness, anxiety. This distinctive feature of the artist has always distinguished him from both modern and classical artists. His works are imbued with darkness and reflections, like paper with ink. Artist Benoit in his youth especially attracted and fascinated the mysterious, shrouded in gloomy mysticism, scenes and […]...
36. Description of the painting by Alexander Murashko “Winter”O. Murashko – a bright representative of ethnic painting in Ukraine. His fate was tragic, and the creative path is thorny. In his works, the artist displayed the life of ordinary Ukrainians, their life and customs. The picture “Winter” tells the whole story and has a deep philosophical meaning. The guy and the girl in […]...
37. Description of the painting by Alexander Morozov “For tea drinking”Russian artist Morozov wrote truly beautiful paintings, each of which is different and has its own charm and zest. Despite the fact that Morozov did not leave many pictures, they are still remembered by the audience for their skill and ease. The works of the Russian artist are represented in famous museums and occupy a […]...
38. Description of the painting by Alexander Golovin “Autumn”Golovin’s delightful landscape compositions cannot be confused with any other works. So, in the painting “Autumn”, combining the fabulous and real, the master of the brush creates an amazing autumn symphony. This canvas is a peculiar painting panel, besides it is decorative, in which the mythical unites with reality. When we thoughtfully look at the […]...
39. Description of the painting by Alexander Popov “February”Popov Alexander Andreevich was a famous artist and an experienced teacher, the head of the Odessa school, later recognized as the best educational institution in the whole Russian empire. He painted portraits, landscapes and genre compositions, is among the hundred best painters of Ukraine. Alexander Popov was born in 1852 in the Yaroslavl province. His […]...
40. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Bathsheba”Bathsheba is a beautiful name, and this woman was just as captivatingly beautiful. It is mentioned in the pages of the Bible. The second Judaic King David was walking somehow through the territory of his palace, going to the roof, his eyes were attracted by Bathsheba bathing in the neighboring garden. The man was fascinated […]...