Description of the painting by Eugene Antipova “Roses”

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1. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Roses” (1894)Levitan wrote this still life in the summer when he created other small sketches of flowers. Most likely, it was intended as a gift to the lady, as evidenced by the French inscription in the corner of the painting: “Souvenir”. The artist regarded the reproduction of images of flowers as a very useful exercise for […]...
2. Description paintings Constantine Korovin “Roses”The Roses, painted by Soviet artist Konstantin Korovin, appeared before the general public in 1912. Currently, the picture is exhibited in the halls of the Yaroslavl Art Museum. The period of the artist, marked the beginning of the twentieth century, was almost entirely devoted to the writing of still lifes on floral themes. Not become […]...
3. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “White roses”“White Roses” represent the later works of Van Gogh, when he was already close to madness and his tragic death. Wanting to relax, he left Paris on the outskirts, where he wrote a lot of flowers – on bushes, in vases, without a clear background – and the roses must have caught his eye by […]...
4. Description of the painting by Konstantin Korovin “Roses in blue jugs”The painting “Roses in blue jugs” is the most famous of the series of paintings dedicated to the rose. In total, the artist has created more than 20 still lifes on this subject. The inspiration for writing still life was the abundance and beauty of rose gardens in the Crimean Gurfuz. Arriving at the Gurfuz […]...
5. Description of the painting by Mikhail Vrubel “Roses and Lilies”Mikhail Vrubel performed this work on order for the design and decoration of the interior. The remarkable structure of the picturesque and colorful mural, whose task will be to solve the filling of the entire ceiling space. In this picture, the characteristic features of the talent of Vrubel himself stand out. Namely, the uniqueness of […]...
6. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Bouquet of roses”Sensual and carefree works of Renoir stand out in impressionistic art. The world he captured was free from anxiety and fear, and the artist himself was convinced that the work of art should attract a pleasant mood, be joyful and cheerful. This hedonistic trend in art was carried out by the French artist through his […]...
7. Description of the painting by Vincent van Gogh “Pink roses”Amazing canvases painted by van Gogh, but nobody bought his works. At least while he was alive, no one was interested in his canvases. It was a pity to him, and his friends, that no one bought such colorful canvases. But they were really colorful. No one can yet understand how he could achieve such […]...
8. Description of the painting by Vasily Tropinin “Girl with a pot of roses”This work dates back to 1850. At that time, the fame of its author, Vasily Tropinin, a magnificent portrait painter who became the ancestor of a new unique household genre, unfortunately, is slowly fading away. However, this situation only podzadorivaet artist. He continues to write and try new things in this direction, while remaining faithful […]...
9. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Woman with a head of roses”There are a lot of symbols in the picture, and it is also filled with the artist’s fears and expectations at the same time. The background of the canvas is the sky in the stars before dawn. And now, at such a pre-dawn time, two girlfriends are engaged in an ordinary women’s business: they are […]...
10. Description of the painting by Konstantin Korovin “On the Sea”Whatever Konstantin Korovin writes, each of his paintings is perceived as a holiday. Streets, sea, still lifes, human figures – all these familiar themes Korovin skillfully transforms in his paintings. In the 1910s, he is most interested in still lifes. At this time, the still life literally bursts into the work of many painters. In […]...
11. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Flowers in a Vase”On the slope of his years, the great painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir passionately loved to paint roses. The author tried to convey not so their immaculate external component, and the feeling that causes the flower. Nobility, tenderness, naturalness, inexhaustible beauty of nature – all this is read in the image of roses. Recent pictures of the […]...
12. 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 […]...
13. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Flowers”One of the most outstanding and truly great impressionist painters of France, to this day is Claude Monet. He was inspired by flowers, he grew flowers, he admired flowers and of course, he drew them by itself. Whatever periods of creativity he would have had, the only thing remained unchanged throughout his life, this is […]...
14. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Anemones”Monet is a French impressionist, as well as all his colleagues in the genre, who tried to grasp the surrounding reality more fully and to transfer it to paper, because time is running out all the time and beyond human power to catch it, if not with a brush and paints. He began, however, with […]...
15. Description of the painting by Konstantin Korovin “In the garden. Gurzuf “Artist Konstantin Korovin was born into a wealthy merchant family, his grandfather was a merchant of the first guild. However, the family business did not want to continue – the young man was more fascinated by the opportunity to paint. Three trips to Paris caused the artist a great interest in impressionism – almost all […]...
16. 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 […]...
17. Eugene Delacroix painting “Self-portrait”Eugene Delacroix is a French painter and graphic artist. It is he who is considered the founder of the romantic trend in European painting. His coloristic research had a significant impact on the formation of impressionism. Eugene Delacroix studied art skills from old masters in the Louvre. He was inspired by the art of English […]...
18. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Blooming Garden”The painting “Blooming Garden” was created unrecognized during his lifetime, but by a very talented French artist Vincent van Gogh in 1888. Of all the genres of art, the French post-impressionist Van Gogh chose the landscape. He loved wildlife hotly and passionately, with some kind of extraterrestrial love, unlike most of his contemporaries. Nature became […]...
19. Description of Eugene Delacroix’s painting The Death of OpheliaThe picture is based on an episode from the tragedy of William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”. Eugene Delacroix was always interested in the secrets of the soul. Depicting Ophelia, who is in a state of semi-delirium, he tries to comprehend the human essence. Like many romantics, Delacroix believed that it was in a state of insanity or […]...
20. Description of the painting by Eugene Shirokov “Friends”The main characters of the work “Friends” are a boy and a dog. The boy is dressed in home clothes and gently strokes his pet. It is evident that the four-legged friend is devoted to his master, she looks at him, understands, but cannot say anything. The dog’s constricted ear speaks of its concentration, it […]...
21. Description of the painting by Zinaida Serebryakova “Portrait of Eugene”Zinaida Serebryakova was born in the village of Neskuchny of the Kharkov province in a family of famous architects and artists Lensere-Benoit. The girl inherited a bright creative talent of the family and after graduating from the gymnasium, she goes on an internship to Italy, studying painting at the Academy in Paris. In 1905, Zinaida […]...
22. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Portrait of Paganini”A great musician who knew how to handle his instrument perfectly. They even said that he was associated with the devil, because no one knew how to play the violin, as he did. It was the case that he even managed to play on one string. All because all the strings for the concert burst, […]...
23. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Algerian women”The painting “Algerian women” (often “Algerian women in their chambers”) was painted by Eugene Delacroix in 1834 and later served as an inspiration for Picasso, Matisse and Renoir. The artist was greatly impressed by the harem that he saw in Algeria during his trip to North Africa. Being a guest of one sultan, Delacroix was […]...
24. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Chopin”The unfinished portrait of Frédéric Chopin was painted by the French painter Eugene Delacroix in 1838. This portrait is not the most crucial role in the artist, but at the same time is very interesting for many reasons. Firstly, this portrait was created by the author not for an order, but solely for personal reasons. […]...
25. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Rook Dante”Delacroix borrowed the plot for his famous “Rook” from the legendary “Divine Comedy”. Thanks to this work, the artist was marked by the first great achievement in his 24 years. The very name of the canvas already contains a reference to the symbolism of the written image. After all, even the ancient ancestors of the […]...
26. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Dante and Virgil”Eugene Delacroix is rightfully considered the founder of French Romanticism. Most of his works are intense epic scenes, made in rich contrasting colors, not characteristic of neoclassicism that still dominates in France at the beginning of the 19th century. The origin of Eugene Delacroix is still shrouded in mystery, according to one version, he is […]...
27. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Medea”The plot is taken by the artist from the famous tragedy of the ancient Greek writer Euripides “Medea”. ” The image of Medea is known to us from ancient Greek myths and legends. The passionate and strong-willed Queen Medea was the keeper of the Golden Fleece, a symbol of luxury and power. Jason, drawn by […]...
28. Description of Eugene Delacroix’s painting The Death of SardanapalaThe poem, written in 1821 by Byron based on the legends of King Sardanapale, after 6 years, led the legendary creator of large-scale canvases to create a great dramatic composition. In the picture we see how the great Sardanapalus reclines, leaning on its own bed, at a time when the enemies are ready to break […]...
29. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “George Sand”Before us is a fragment of a once whole picture depicting George Sand and Frederic Chopin. He met the French writer Delacroix at the end of 1833, and the result of this meeting was a long friendship not without a hint of mutual sympathy. The artist liked the independence of the woman, her resistance to […]...
30. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “The Massacre at Chios”The Delacroix picture reflects one of the tragic episodes in the history of Greece. One day in September 1821, Turkish troops invaded the island of Chios, in the Aegean Sea. In retaliation for the fact that the local population reacted with sympathy to the events of the people’s liberation struggle of the Greek people against […]...
31. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “In the garden”The impressionist painter Claude Monet liked to paint flowers in his works. That is why he has so many landscapes created at different times of the year in the same parts of the garden. The nuisance of some flowering plants by others, the withering of flower beds and foliage on trees cannot elude the painter’s […]...
32. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Lion Hunt in Morocco”His picture “The hunt for lions in Morocco” Delacroix wrote in 1854, according to the memoirs of twenty years ago on a trip to East Africa. The style of painting, the emotional tension of the captured scene of preparation for the battle with the beast of two hunters is quite typical for Delacroix, but it […]...
33. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Moroccan saddling a horse”Eugene Delacroix refers to the flow of the French romantics. Adherence to this direction is reflected in the painting “Moroccan, saddling a horse.” The artist conveys the smallest details of the scene with stunning accuracy. We see the folds on the clothes of a Moroccan, every wrinkle on his face. The plot of the canvas […]...
34. Description of the painting by Konstantin Korovin “Flowers and fruits” (1911)Since the beginning of the twentieth century, still life has become one of the most important and significant genres in the artist’s work. The favorite subjects of the master are flowers, wine, fruits, hunting trophies, fish. Mostly painter interested in roses with their wealth of shades and captivating charm. In still life, seduces the resolution […]...
35. Description of the painting by Eugene Delacroix “Freedom leading people” (Freedom on the barricades)Later, the picture of Eugene Delacroix, written by him in 1830, began to be called “Freedom on the barricades”, but initially it was called “Freedom leading people”. Sometimes there was a mistaken view that the canvas was created under the influence of the French Revolution, however, in fact, Delacroix dedicated the plot to the events […]...
36. Description of the painting by Alexander Gerasimov “Family Portrait”The painting “Family Portrait” was painted by Alexander Mikhailovich Gerasimov in 1934. All the members of the artist, including himself, are depicted in it in a calm and homely atmosphere. This picture was not intended for a wide audience of viewers. She conveys the family well-being of the artist, the proximity of his relatives. And […]...
37. Description of the painting by Peter Konchalovsky “Lilac at the window” (1955)The image of Konchalovsky of lilac passes through the thread through all of his work, still lifes with these colors have become the hallmark of his painting, the painter himself is often called the lilac singer. On the canvases of different years he depicted bunches of various shades, never repeated in the variety of bouquets, […]...
38. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Vase with flowers” (Spring bouquet)If we talk about the artist, whose central theme has always been flowers, then this, of course, Claude Monet. His friend, Pierre Auguste Renoir, loved to paint genre scenes and portraits, but flowers in wreaths or bouquets became for him just rest and entertainment. Nevertheless, the artist created a lot of paintings dedicated to flowers, […]...
39. Description of the painting by Igor Grabar “Lilac and forget-me-nots”The artist himself recalled that his still lifes always reflected the mood. Here is the picture “Lilac and forget-me-nots” (1904) – penetrated by sunlight, joy, lilac fragrance. Around a still-life it seems like a bright floral scent. Although I. Grabar himself was not very pleased with this picture. It seemed to him “boring and dry.” […]...
40. Description of the painting by Mikhail Nesterov “Natasha on the garden bench”Mikhail Nesterov became famous for writing many paintings, valuable for the Russian culture, but the 1907 painting “Natasha on the Garden Bench” is special for the author. Already from the title of the work it becomes clear that the author feels for the girl a special sympathy and tender feelings. And indeed it is, because […]...