Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “At the monastery”

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1. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Farm”In the picture among the fields under the shade of tall trees located farm. At first the viewer is attracted by the red house, and then he switches to the surrounding nature. The farm is the compositional center of the canvas. It is small, consists of only a few buildings. In the distance throughout the […]...
2. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Sea”Painting Efim Efimovich Volkov “Sea” refers to the genre of realistic landscape painting. Today it is in the collection of the Lipetsk Regional Museum of Local History, where everyone can see it in the central exhibition. The artist himself to democratic views, therefore, sought to describe the surrounding nature as it is, which, however, does […]...
3. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “At the end of winter”The famous Russian artist Efim Volkov loved to depict nature in all its beauty. He painted landscapes of the Middle East and the Crimea, but his heart was given to the nature of central Russia. He portrayed her with special love and spiritual trembling. The artist did not seek out beautiful landscapes. The plot of […]...
4. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Fire”The work of Russian painter Efim Efimovich Volkov “Fire” is very original and unusual. In general, in the second half of the nineteenth century, the Russian landscape experienced its dawn, largely due to the interest of artists in the life and habitat of the ordinary Russian, especially the peasant. Volkov also succumbed to this influence […]...
5. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Autumn Landscape”Russian artist Efim Efimovich Volkov worked in the style of realism. The flow of life, which shone on his masterpieces, forced to grasp the full beauty of nature. A special direction of the artist, are the images of Russian nature. Involuntarily you connect all canvases of landscape painter with poetic creativity. Efim Volkov’s masterpiece “Autumn […]...
6. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Spring”In the works of Efim Volkov (1844 – 1920) nature occupies a special place. Immensely admired by the beauty of Russian nature, the painter during his life created a wide variety of landscapes in Central Russia. The picture “Spring” was painted with special love, which appeared in 1880 and depicts a quiet, remote corner of […]...
7. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Early snow”Nature has not yet moved away from autumnal bad weather, has not even calmed down from the winds and rains, as another attack came – the first and even early snow. He will not stay here for a long time, it is still certain that it will rain, and there will still be plenty of […]...
8. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Twilight”Efim Volkov was born in Petersburg at the end of the nineteenth century. In his youth, he practiced a lot, drawing sketches from life, honing his technique. In his landscapes he depicted mainly his native northern nature, white nights, swamps, winter and autumn. He participated in exhibitions and among contemporaries was quite famous. The artist […]...
9. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Sunset on the River”The picture captures the summer evening. The sun almost disappeared over the horizon, painting the last rays of the trees in red and yellow. Before us is a calm river with low banks on which trees grow. But there are no thickets of reeds, nor weeping willows. In the center of the picture, the river […]...
10. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “October”Efim Volkov in 1883 painted the picture “October”. The artist worked on the canvas at the Siverskaya station, which is located near St. Petersburg. There the painter had his own dacha, where the famous canvas was created. Then this creation was exhibited at the XI Mobile Exhibition. Making a review of the exhibition, V. Stasov […]...
11. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Golden Autumn. Silent RiverEfim Efimovich Volkov is a Russian painter and landscape painter of the XIX century, the author of many works in which, above all, Russian nature was glorified in all the beauty of its manifestation. When writing paintings, the artist preferred the autumn landscape, finding in it an inexplicable charm, liveliness of colors and colors, which […]...
12. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Autumn”Volkov Efim Efimovich called the poet of fogs and Russian autumn. A talented landscape painter, he left a beautiful collection of pictures of nature full of charm and light sadness. The son of a St. Petersburg paramedic, he paid tribute to the state service of the clerical counselor at the Ministry of Justice. And only […]...
13. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Forest Lake”Although Volkov depicted his “Forest Lake” in dark colors, the picture is still very pleasant and joyful. In the middle of the composition a dark forest lake is depicted, and to describe it, Volkov took the darkest colors in the picture. With the help of this technique, he makes the lake deep and bottomless. It […]...
14. Description of the painting by Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky “St. George Monastery”The popular marine painter Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky is a unique leader of the creators of the marine theme. A large number of paintings by the author, dedicated to the sea, he, like no one understood the full depth of the sea and beauty. The creation of the painting “St. George Monastery” falls on the year […]...
15. Description of the painting by Vasily Polenov “Monastery over the river”Vasily Polenov began to write this magnificent picture, after he visited Kiev and remained impressed by this trip. On the canvas one can see the beautiful Vydubetsky monastery, which is located a little below the Pechersk hills, which with its walls descends almost to the water surface itself. This monastery was founded by monks for […]...
16. Description of the painting by Alexei Petrovich Bogolyubov “Monastery”Alexey Petrovich Bogolyubov’s painting “The Monastery” was painted in oil on canvas in the 1860s. Genre – landscape, direction – realism. Quiet autumn day. Trees gilded by leaves give the last beauty before leaving for winter rest. In the clear air reigns tranquility and tranquility. Thoughtfully and majestically stands on the banks of the sleeping […]...
17. Description paintings Alexei Savrasov “At the gates of the monastery”Alexey Kondratievich Savrasov’s painting is unique in that it is an amazing play of light and shadow. The painting “At the Monastery Gates” is included in the famous rainbow cycle of the artist’s paintings, even though its significance is shaded – we see a rainbow somewhere behind the trees, more often in the forest. The […]...
18. Description of the painting by Alexei Savrasov “Pechersky Monastery near Nizhny Novgorod”Savrasov loved the Volga, its landscapes. With every free opportunity he tried to transfer all this beauty to the canvas. One of the largest paintings in size, which was dedicated to the Volga landscapes, is the “Pechersky Monastery near Nizhny Novgorod”. Today’s art historians in one voice say that this painting is a precursor of […]...
19. Description of the painting by Efim Volkova “In the forest. In the spring “Here it is, all breathing, healed, swaying, and finally woke up after the long winter months of fierce cold, a large cover of snow and constant storms. Revives father-forest! Begins quietly to gain its credibility. The first spring fogs have already arrived, and the melt water has sheltered in large forest ditches. Spring birds appeared, […]...
20. Description of the painting by Yuri Volkov “Wounded”Yuri V. Volkov – an outstanding Soviet artist. He participated in the Great Patriotic War and created realistic paintings with battle scenes. Volkov philosophically approached his works, portrayed military events with particular depth, revealed in them the meaninglessness and insanity of racial ideas. In 1951, the artist created a large-scale two-meter canvas called “Chersonese dead […]...
21. Description paintings by Edward Manet “In the cafe”The main plots of many paintings by Edward Mans are different sketches that take place in a cafe. At that time, these places were also clubs. Men first ate enough, and then spent time playing an exciting game of dominoes or billiards. The ladies, meanwhile, drank traditional plum or cherry tinctures. Other women were completely […]...
22. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Terrace in Sainte-Adress”It should be noted that the very composition of the canvas is quite original, given the fact that for Monet, it is somewhat unusual. Even with a cursory inspection of the picture, the fact that the picture does not have a well-defined center is immediately striking, in addition to this, you can also notice the […]...
23. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “Nest Dammer”The artist began his career as a schedule. The clarity of the lines and the sharpness of the stroke are preserved and visible in all his paintings. Interest in the ordinary life of rural and urban residents resulted in a series of works, where the main place is given to the nature and life of […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. 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 […]...
26. Description of the painting by Ivan Shishkin “Landscape”Picture painted in 1861 Shishkin was a true master of landscape, who was able to find something special in all the familiar pictures. We see the shore of a quiet lake. In the foreground a hut of darkened wood. She, as if grown into the ground, and merged with nature. Green trees and grass spelled […]...
27. Description of the painting by Constant Korovin “Moskvoretsky Bridge”Konstantin Korovin is a Russian artist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He spent most of his life abroad, loved France, lived in Paris. Drew inspiration in Russian decorative art, and later was close to the impressionists. However, from the first pictures in it, an individual style was guessed. Korovin is considered a […]...
28. Description of the painting by Heinrich Kampendonka “In the forest”The painting “In the Forest” was painted by Heinrich Kampendonk in 1919. Being already a very experienced artist, he quickly came to understand the concept of a new direction in painting and this, of course, was reflected in his works. This explains the appearance of a new color interpretation of the image, the technique of […]...
29. Description of the painting by Gregory Ostrovsky “Portrait of Cherevina”Ostrovsky’s painting dedicated to Cherevina is one of the most famous works of the artist. Ostrovsky himself with trepidation and admiration embarked on his work, since the Cherevins’ family is an integral part of his artistic creation. The picture is notable for its particular realism and the vision that Ostrovsky put in his work. The […]...
30. Description of the painting by Alexei Savrasov “By the end of the summer, on the Volga”Volga nature is a special northern nature. Well, in any case, those places that Savrasov depicted on his canvases are just the north of Central Russia, that is, Yaroslavl and the nearest territories to this city. And the summer here is special – it can be rainy, and it can be hot and even suffocating. […]...
31. 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 […]...
32. Description of the painting by Boris Kustodiev “Winter landscape”The painting was written in 1919. Many artists loved painting such as landscape. It was in nature that the artists found a direct reflection of their own feelings and inner thoughts. The background of many works Kustodiev was just a winter landscape. We see folk festivals. The artist himself seems to be on the dais […]...
33. Description of the painting by Kazimir Malevich “On the boulevard”For Kazimir Malevich, the 1930s are characterized by his study of the theory of impressionism. It was during this period that he wrote works that resemble the Impressionists from France in their style. According to the artist, impressionism is considered the beginning and the basis of the painting of the new time. During this period, […]...
34. Description of the painting by Vladimir Gavrilov “Last cornflowers”The painting “The Last Cornflowers” was written by V. N. Gavrilov shortly before his death in 1970. In this connection, many critics consider this canvas as a symbol of life to come out, since its main theme is autumn motifs noticed by the artist in nature. The centerpiece of the picture is a huge bouquet […]...
35. Description of the painting by Isaac Brodsky “Lenin in Smolny”“Lenin in Smolny” – a picture of the famous Russian painter I. Brodsky, written in 1930. By this time, the artist has repeatedly portrayed the leader. His brushes belong to small sketches from life, and large paintings. Brodsky is recognized as the master of the image of V. I. Lenin. Brodsky chose a real place […]...
36. Description of the painting by Konstantin Makovsky “Girl in Flora Suit”A portrait in painting is an artistic image of a person, conveying his inner world. There is nothing superfluous in the space of canvases that would distract the viewer from the character depicted. Among the vast artistic heritage of Konstantin Makovsky, women’s portraits occupy a huge place. One of the best and probably the most […]...
37. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Boats in Saint-Marie”Vincent van Gogh’s canvas, written in 1888, now exhibits the name of the author himself in the Amsterdam Museum. He depicts all the objects in a manner unusual for him, there are not those customary thick strokes that we are accustomed to regularly observe in the works of Van Gogh. The canvas presented before our […]...
38. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Irises”1914 – 1917. Before us is the work of a true impressionist master. He often worked in the open air. Monet realized that the paintings created in the open air are incredibly vital and fresh. If you create them in the workshop, then this effect is almost impossible to achieve. In this case, the artist […]...
39. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “During the harvest in Ukraine”In Aivazovsky, it is rare to find canvases where there is a terrestrial landscape. After all, all its basic canvases, in one way or another, are connected with the sea, with sea distances and with incidents in the expanse of water. And then suddenly a rural landscape, and even some. In terms of its power, […]...
40. Description of the painting by Vasily Surikov “Herd of horses in the Barabinsk steppe”Surikov – truly Russian painter. The formal side is subject to content. This is necessary in order to create a general poetic impression among the audience. He was able to completely neglect the beauty of forms that were characteristic of academicism. The artist completely surrendered to the power of his inspiration. He was constantly in […]...