Description of the painting by Andrei Ryabushkin “The street of old Moscow”

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5. Description of the painting by Andrei Ryabushkin “Svyatogor”Here it is worth telling at once about two personalities. First, about the mythical character Svatress, and then about the author of this canvas Ryabushkin. As for Svyatogor, this purely epic Russian character was outside the Slavic epics. The strongest of the heroes and the highest. He is a giant giant and keeper of the […]...
6. Description of the painting by Andrei Ryabushkin “Mikula Selyaninovich”Andrei Ryabushkin especially loved Slavic mythology. He traveled a lot and studied the epics of the Russian people and tried to draw reliably some of the characters. In 1895, he painted a portrait of a fictional character – Mikula Selyaninovich. In the epics of the Novgorod cycle a lot of stories were mentioned with the […]...
7. Description of the painting by Yuri Pimenov “Wedding in tomorrow’s street”Pimenov was looking for his artistic style for a long time: at first it was German expressionism, then impressionism. The artist came to the modern realism at an evil age and carried it with him through his whole life. “The wedding in tomorrow’s street” is a wonderful, bright, kind work, written by Pimenov and expressing […]...
8. Description of the painting by Martiros Saryan “Street. Noon. ConstantinopleMartiros Saryan is an artist born in the south of Russia. Here he graduated from art school and wrote his first works that did not get much success. At 21, the young artist decided to go to his homeland, to Armenia, and then to the East. Since that time, began the worldwide fame of the […]...
9. Description of the painting by Peter Vereshchagin “View of the Moscow Kremlin”Petr Petrovich Vereshchagin (1834-1886) was a Russian landscape painter of the nineteenth century, the author of numerous panoramic views and everyday sketches. Born in the city of Perm, traveled a lot. His brushes belong to landscape images of various places in the Urals, Central Russia, Volga region, the Baltic Sea, Transcaucasia and other regions of […]...
10. Description of the painting by Nicholas Samokish “Street”The artist Nikolay Samokish more than once won the best awards in his professional activities. The Imperial Academy of Arts did not immediately accept him into the ranks of students, but after fruitful work on the technique of performance, he still got there and began to achieve significant success. For his work, soon, he began […]...
11. Description of the painting by Viktor Vasnetsov “In the Moscow Kremlin”Historical paintings by Vasnetsov quite accurately illustrate the places of ancient Moscow and are important artistic specimens. His creations have always been based on archaeological essays, as well as artistic and written documents, so they are rightly considered real historical images. In his work “In the Moscow Kremlin”, the artist captured a likely visual view […]...
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13. Description of the monument to Yuri Dolgoruky in MoscowThe monument to this historical figure is located on the Tverskaya Square in Moscow. This is one of the most controversial Moscow monuments in the city. It is also a hero of Moscow folklore, as well as an example of the art of the USSR of the early post-war period – the end of the […]...
14. Description of the painting by Honore Daumier “Transnonen Street”Honore Daumier is a cartoonist. “Transnonen Street” was written by him as part of his work in one of the best magazines in Paris, Caricature. Cloth created April 15, 1834. To create the picture, a simple sheet of paper and a simple pencil were used, with which the artist was able to convey the essence […]...
15. Description of the monument to Alexander Suvorov in MoscowThe monument to A. Suvorov in Moscow is located on the square that bears his own name. The monument was erected in honor of the 250th anniversary of the commander. The author of the sculpture is an outstanding sculptor O. Komov. The sculptor managed to choose the most realistic image of the commander and immortalize […]...
16. Description of the painting by Apollinaris Vasnetsov “Moscow Kremlin under Ivan Kalita”Who once saw his works, which recreate the fabulous image of the ancient capital, he will forever remember these masterpieces. He possessed an extraordinary gift of writing. His works are filled with the lives of people, the beauty of the nature of Russia and the history of the Russian people. This became the leading link […]...
17. Description of the painting by Vasily Kandinsky “Moscow. The Red Square”Vasily Vasilyevich Kandinsky loved Moscow very much. He said that Moscow is a complex and mobile city. He called it a confusion, where events, destinies and people intertwine. But at the same time for him Moscow is the most beautiful city on the planet Earth. It is therefore not surprising that his source of inspiration […]...
18. Description of the painting by Konstantin Yuon “Morning of industrial Moscow”Konstantin Fedorovich Yuon was a painter, graphic artist and set designer. In his early work, the motifs of the Russian countryside can be traced: he was interested in the state of nature, how the seasons change, what kind of life in different cities and villages, the architecture of ancient monasteries. The style of painting of […]...
19. Description of the painting by Apollinarius Vasnetsov “Moscow Kremlin with Dmitry Donskoy”Probably there is no such person who would not hear a song about white-stone Moscow with golden domes. And probably many people have a question: what kind of white-stone is it when the Kremlin is built of red brick? Few people know that at one time the Kremlin was really a white-stone, and Moscow itself […]...
20. Description of the painting by Boris Kustodiev “Moscow tavern”1915 – the time when Boris Mikhailovich Kustoediyev was actively in Moscow, studying all of its coloring and the backstage of the front life. In the same place, the artist became acquainted with such a special place soaked in the spirit of Moscow as a tavern. The tavern in Moscow is a completely unique place, […]...
21. Description of the painting by Vasily Polenov “Moscow Yard”Painting V. Polenova “Moscow Yard” written in 1878. she brought the artist fame and glory, she tells the viewer about something close and dear to everyone living in every consciousness since childhood. The painting depicts a typical corner in old Moscow, with the Church of the Savior on the Sands, located near the old Arbat […]...
22. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “View of Moscow from the Sparrow Hills”Created in 1848, materials: oil on canvas; size: inscribed in a rectangle 40 by 51 cm oval. Stored in the Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia. The painting depicts a rather rare topic for Ilya Konstantinovich – the urban landscape. It is made in his favorite romantic style, but with a large share of naivety, especially […]...
23. Description of the painting by Fyodor Yakovlevich Alekseev “Red Square in Moscow”1801 The landscape, painted by the artist in oil on canvas during his “business trip” in Moscow, organized for him by Paul I. The task for the artist was as follows: carefully read the way of life of Muscovites and sights of the city and display all this very clearly and in detail in artistic […]...
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31. Description of the painting by Andrei Matveyev “Portrait of I. A. Golitsyn”Andrei Matveyev – one of the first Russian artists who received education in the field of art in Western Europe, where he as a member of a group of other students was sent on the initiative of Peter the Great. After 11 years of study in the Netherlands, Matveyev returned to Russia, where he was […]...
32. Description of the Soviet poster “Defend Moscow!”The Great Patriotic War became for the Soviet poster art the real catalyst for the most active development. A common leitmotif of posters of that time was a clear expression of the idea being conveyed, powerful persuasiveness of images and the highest level of patriotic pathos. Even after more than half a century, the works […]...
33. Description of the painting by Victor Vasnetsov “The Foundation of Moscow”As for Vasnetsov, in fact it can be called one of the founders of such a technique as the historical landscape. The artist carried out such orders for the old Moscow on the order of one museum. Before proceeding to the drawing of the next masterpiece, Vasnetsov conducted very serious research, thanks to which it […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. Description paintings of George Nyssa “February. Moscow region “In the visual arts, the theme of winter is of great importance. Many artists have seen this time of year in different ways and tried to bring something new into its image. One of these paintings is “February. Moscow suburbs “, written by a remarkable painter George Nyssky. The artist performed his work in oil. […]...
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40. Description of the painting by Boris Kustodiev “Zemskaya school in Moscow Russia”Many historians believe that it is no coincidence that Kustodiev was fond of the history of Russia. On many of his canvases, he recreates not only the people’s way of life, but also the special character of people from past ages. We see the usual Zemstvo school, which is quite common for that time. Seven […]...