Description of the painting by Franz Mark “Blue Horse”

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1. Description of the painting by Franz Mark “Elephant”Mark Franz is from Germany, a painter, preferred to paint in expressionism style. In order to depict animals as accurately and completely as possible – specifically studied the anatomy of animals. This allowed him in the picture “Elephant” as accurately as possible to convey his vision of the animal world in art. Franz considered a […]...
2. Description of the horse monument in VoronezhThe originality of our country can be envied. Russian people have always been famous for their unusual mentality, which often cannot be understood by other countries. Each country has its own monuments. Some of them personify victories in wars, others praise great people, some of them are symbolic, fourth original. The latter are increasingly popular. […]...
3. Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “Bathing a red horse”Petrov-Vodkin’s artistic work entitled “Bathing a Red Horse” stands out among his other paintings at least in that it was known to everyone in Soviet times. And this is the era of the unconditional triumph of social realism! This picture is impressive in scope and brightness of colors. The color selection is built around the […]...
4. Description of the illustration to the fairy tale “The Little Humpbacked Horse” by Yury VasnetsovIn 1935, Vasnetsov completed illustrations for the fairy tale of P. P. Ershov “The Little Humpbacked Horse”. Yury Vasnetsov depicted the images of fairy tales bright and special. In each created picture, he used the method characteristic of him, which is inextricably linked with folk art. The artist brings the principles of folk art into […]...
5. Description of the painting by Peter Mondrian “Composition with red, yellow and blue”One of the major ideologues of abstractionism. From realistic landscapes, the artist gradually moved to geometric abstraction. Mondrian initially tried to use monochromatic color gamut in his paintings. He believed that only such a method would be able to objectively convey the harmonious fundamental principle of everything. It is noteworthy that in addition to directly […]...
6. Description of the painting by Marc Chagall “Blue House”Chagall has created a huge number of paintings. He managed to survive a lot. All this is reflected in his creations. In this case, you can feel that the present moment is truly charming. The artist is experiencing it, not thinking at all. He is unconscious and absolutely calm. In his picture we see a […]...
7. Description of the painting by Franz Marc “Fox”Franz Marc is a German artist, the author of several very unusual expressionist works. Born and lived a painter in Germany at the beginning of the last century, for a long time studying at the university could not give him the necessary knowledge, because the emphasis in the school was on naturalism, which did not […]...
8. Description of the painting by Viktor Vasnetsov “Oleg’s farewell to the horse”The creator of artistic masterpieces in the folk and historical genre is the painter V. M. Vasnetsov. Many will recognize the work of this Russian artist from illustrations of fairy tales and poems seen in childhood. “Oleg’s farewell to the horse” – watercolor work for Pushkin’s poem. This work in rhymed form tells the old […]...
9. Description of the painting by Theodore Gericault “Horse racing in Epsom”The painting “Horse Racing in Epsom” was painted by Theodore Gericault in 1821. on canvas in oil. Its size is 92x123cm. Now it is stored in the Louvre, the greatest museum of France and the whole world. This is one of the best and famous creations of the French artist. A picture was painted in […]...
10. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Baba with a horse”Village Russia is one of the favorite themes in the works of Serov. Who, if not Serov, could accurately reproduce the daily life of the peasant life, show the working life of the peasants. The artist did not reproduce the underlined wretchedness of the village or the embellished nature: he looked at the village from […]...
11. Description of the painting by Franz Marc “Pigs”As seen in the picture, it is made in the style of expressionism with a small amount of symbolism. This canvas, like a number of similar ones, speak of an entire animal world, the images of which were inspired and even endowed with features similar not to a person, not to someone else. Basically, Franz […]...
12. Description of the painting by Wassily Kandinsky “Two on a horse”In the works of Kandinsky you can feel the relentless movement forward and a lot of changes. In his early canvases visible hints of a radical change in style in the future are still visible. Before us, it would seem a completely ordinary picture. It has motifs of folklore and fairytale beginnings. But at the […]...
13. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Bathing a horse”At first glance, the picture is simple and does not require any interpretation at all. A young man bathes a horse – what could be easier? And, probably, in the brush of any other artist, this scene would have remained an ordinary etude, unfinished and insufficiently artistic, which captured a casual domestic scene. Any other […]...
14. Description of the painting by Franz Marc “Two Women”Cloth of absolute peace. Probably this is the way to call this work right away. Two women are seated on the mountain grass and are talking peacefully. One lady almost lies on her side, and the second just sat on her side. This allows them to talk to each other about something more intimate. Although […]...
15. 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 […]...
16. Description of the painting by Edgar Degas “Blue Dancers”Want to look into the world of theater backstage? Out of the corner of my eye to notice the pre-premiere bustle, try to feel the excitement of the artists before going on stage? The best expert in ballet among artists Edgar Degas with his works will help the viewer in this. As you know, Degas […]...
17. Description paintings by Wassily Kandinsky “Blue Sky”Vasily Kandinsky from childhood had talent. Despite the fact that he learned to be a lawyer, received the title of assistant professor, received the right to teach, Vasily takes a willful decision and becomes an artist. The turning point in the life of the future artist was an accident. After Kandinsky saw the picture of […]...
18. Description of the painting by Georges Seurat “Horse”He preferred to write on wooden planks rather than on canvas. Later, deciding to create a major work, he pursued the goal to draw attention to himself. And in 1883, in the Salon, he exhibited his paintings, as well as at the First Exhibition of Independent Artists. On one of his large paintings, which Seru […]...
19. Description of the painting by Henri Matisse “Blue Nude”In 1952, Matisse finished working on a series of canvases that had a common name – “Blue Nude”. The canvases depicted a female figure, which was skillfully combined with abstract designs and shapes. The artist loved to depict the female body in space in the same position – the figure always had crossed legs, with […]...
20. Description of the painting by Marc Chagall “Blue lovers”Marc Chagall, an artist who became famous and famous for a series of paintings dedicated to two. The artist spent a long period of his life outside Russia. Despite this, he always considered himself a Russian painter, each time trying to emphasize his clan community with the traditions of Russia. The world-famous “colorful” masterpieces of […]...
21. Description of the painting by Vasily Baksheev “Blue Spring”It is incredibly difficult to paint landscapes, because the artist will not be able to convey a complex philosophical meaning, it will not be possible to make the audience laugh by faces and plot. In the landscape, the artist has only the natural beauty of nature, and it is necessary to be able to use […]...
22. Description of the painting by Mark Rothko “White Center”American artist Mark Rothko is not very famous here in Russia. But despite this, his paintings are sold at auction for hundreds of millions of dollars. What makes his paintings so expensive? Indeed, at first glance, most of Rothko’s paintings are squares, colored lines and color mixing. In fact, the author has put a lot […]...
23. Description of the sculpture of Edgar Degas “Horse and Rider”Edgar Degas was born in a fairly wealthy family. For certain reasons, he was forced to sell off his property in order to pay all his father’s debts. Edgar was the oldest child from a large family. The boy showed interest in drawing since childhood, his father encouraged him in every way. Degas loved clear […]...
24. Description of the painting by Victor Elpidiforovich Borisov-Musatov “Lady in Blue”The painting by Victor Borisov-Musatov “Date in blue” (“Woman in blue”) was created in 1902, made in a mixed technique – pastel and watercolor. Genre – portrait. Style – post-impressionism. In another way, like a lunar portrait, this picture can not be called. Blue and blue shades in combination with light tones fill the picture […]...
25. Description of the sculpture of Mark Antakolsky “Ivan the Terrible”“Ivan the Terrible” – the first serious large sculpture of Antakolsky, the famous Russian sculptor. Interestingly, the youngest son in a large Jewish family, Antakolsky, was fond of drawing from an early age, painted everything he had reached, but his hobby was met by parents with strong disapproval and, as a compromise between their belief […]...
26. Description of the painting by Wassily Kandinsky “Yellow-red-blue”Vasily Vasilyevich Kandinsky – Russian graphic artist, revolutionary artist. Burst into domestic art with the most daring ideas that embodied in his paintings. The painter and founder of the famous art trend – abstractionism, which followed almost all of his conscious creative life. Kandinsky became famous not only for his works, shocking the public and […]...
27. Description of the painting by Thomas Gainsborough “Lady in Blue”Thomas Gainsborough is one of the most famous portrait painters of the late IIIVX century. The painting was finished by the artist in 1780, painted in oil. The original picture is currently kept in the Hermitage. The artist was distinguished by a special property to harmoniously select paints for the image of secular people in […]...
28. Description of the painting by Franz Snyders “Still life with bat game and lobster”The greatest artist of Flanders – Franz Snyders is the largest master of pictorial still life, his hands belong to dozens of works recognized as masterpieces of pictorial art. Snyders wrote his life-rich still lifes under the slogan of greatness and all-embracing power. It is known that Rubens and Snyders mutually influenced each other in […]...
29. Description of the painting by Thomas Gainsborough “Blue Boy”The painting “Blue Boy” is one of the most widely recognized works of Thomas Gainsborough. The artist created his own special style and style of writing a portrait. Paying particular attention to the models, he used the surrounding nature to convey their mood and character. In addition to the important role of the landscape in […]...
30. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Night. Blue Wave”Written in oil on canvas in 1876. Size – 47 by 64 cm. It is in a frequent collection in Germany. Many of the world’s famous marineist works repeat his favorite story – a moonlit night over the sea and a proud lonely sailboat. However, each time the picture appears from a new perspective, with […]...
31. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “St. Mark’s Square in Venice”At the age of 22, Valentin Serov was seriously ill. Having received money for the next picture, he and his friends decided to go to Italy. The warm climate of Italy is well influenced by the health of the great Russian artist. There he wrote one of his works – “St. Mark’s Square in Venice”. […]...
32. Description of the painting by Tintoretto “The Miracle of St. Mark”The picture depicts the phenomenon of a miracle. When early Christians spread their faith around the world, it often happened that pagans did not want to listen to them. So one of the young apostles fell into the hands of a cruel king, who laughed at him and sentenced him to quartering. However, when they […]...
33. Description of the painting by Franz Roubaud “Defense of Sevastopol”Separately, I want to talk about the history of the panorama of the “Defense of Sevastopol”, which is in fact no less dramatic than the history of this war itself, where the army of the Russian empire lost even in spite of unquestioned heroism and dedication of the soldiers. In 1899, on the eve of […]...
34. Description of the painting by Boris Kustodiev “Blue House”The canvas was written in 1920. A home for an artist is not just an architectural structure that needs to be completed, while maintaining the proportions of the clarity of the lines – this is life itself, spouting from all doors and windows. Here and in the picture Kustodiev “Blue House” all the same. A […]...
35. Description of the painting by Konstantin Somov “Lady in Blue”In the painting “Lady in Blue” Konstantin Andreevich Somov portrayed his close friend and craft colleague – the artist Yevgeny Martynov. The artist created a retrospective portrait by placing his model in a stylized park and dressing her in an old luxurious dress. Some researchers believe that in this portrait Somov portrayed the Beautiful Lady […]...
36. Description of the painting by Arkady Rylov “In the blue expanse”Painting A. A. Rylova “In the blue expanse” – a kind of result of the search for the artist. The findings of past years are guessed in it: the epic of “Green Noise” is readable and at the same time there is drama that we know from “Swans over the Kama”. Only here the birds […]...
37. Description of the painting by Mark Rothko “Orange, red, yellow”In 2012, Mark Rothko’s painting “Orange, Red, Yellow” went off at Christie’s for $ 87 million. The canvas of the emigrant from Russia has become one of the most expensive works of art of the postwar period. Why did bidders rate the canvas so highly? The game of contrasts, warm colors and rich inner world […]...
38. 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 […]...
39. Description of the painting by Mark Kitley “Wolves”The great artist of his generation and his country, Mark Kitley, was born and practically lived his whole life, worked and developed as an artist in the United States. He was born on April 23, in 1863, and his whole life was spent on a relatively rich and sufficient family farm that was located in […]...
40. Description of the sculpture of Mark Antokolsky “Mephistopheles”The famous sculptor worked on his sculpture for several years. He began work in 1874, which led simultaneously with the image of Christ. In 1879, Antakolsky creates a bust, which later imposes several sketches, and in 1883 he leads to the execution of his plan. The Hermitage received in his collection the work of the […]...