Description of the painting by Giuseppe Archimboldo “Portrait of Emperor Rudolph II in the guise of Vertumn”

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1. Description of the painting by Giuseppe Archimboldo “Seasons”“The Seasons” – a cycle of four works of the sixteenth century Italian painter Giuseppe Archimboldo, who created them by order of the emperor. In these paintings, the artist managed to depict each of the four separate seasons in the form of a human profile composed of elements of nature characteristic of these periods. The […]...
2. Description of the painting by Giuseppe Archimboldo “Cook”Portrait go still life? Hot or face? “Cook” is one of the most successful and entertaining visual illusions of Arcimboldo. The court portrait painter of the emperor Maximilian portrayed the chef, which once again earned the praise of a high person. The basis of the image with anthropomorphic features is the technique of pareidolia (creating […]...
3. Description of the painting by Giuseppe Archimboldo “Flora”A human portrait consisting of flowers – this is how one can characterize the work of Giuseppe Arcimboldo called “Flora”. The buds and petals make up the facial features and the collar, and the clothing itself is made of falling leaves. On the head there is a bright wreath, in the center of which is […]...
4. Description of the painting by Giuseppe Archimboldo “Librarian”Giuseppe Archimboldo – an artist who lived in Italy in the 16th century, a painter at the court of the Habsburgs. He was a mysterious and original artist of the time, thanks to which he became famous. Neither the general public nor the experts can still fully solve the mystery of his painting. Today, his […]...
5. Description of the painting by Giuseppe Archimboldo “Summer”Created in 1573 Materials: oil on canvas. Dimensions: 76 by 63.5 cm. Exhibited in the Louvre, Paris, France. Another similar, but written ten years earlier, the canvas is in the Vienna Museum of Art History. The artist was called a classic only in the 20th century, when his peculiar work was rediscovered. It is remembered […]...
6. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Portrait of Emperor Nicholas II”This portrait was painted in 1900. Nicholas II ordered it as a gift to his wife Alexandra Fedorovna. By the way, it was her fault that the process of creating the picture almost stopped. Valentin Serov could not tolerate interference in the creative process, and the sovereign’s wife did not hesitate to take a brush […]...
7. Description of the painting by Edward Manet “The shooting of Emperor Maximilian”Edward Mane was born in a wealthy family – his father was the head of the department of the Ministry of Justice, his mother – the daughter of a diplomat. The boy’s father was categorically against art education for his son. The first lecture on painting paid uncle Edward. At the insistence of his father, […]...
8. Description of the painting by Ivan Khrutsky “Still Life”Still lifes Khrutsky really surprising. He tries to give his work a rather complex composition. On his canvas in a fancy way, a huge amount of vegetables and fruits are collected. It must be remembered that the artist invented pictures. He never wrote them from nature. That is why his canvas just breaks from fruits […]...
9. Description of the painting by Albrecht Durer “Portrait of Maximilian I”A. Dürer was born in a large family and his path to recognition was thorny. He married the artist mainly for the notion of his social status, for a long time his income was the sale of engravings. In adulthood, the artist acquired a patron, who became Maximilian I. Under his control, the author worked […]...
10. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Still Life”“Still Life” was written by Salvador Dali in 1918. It is possible that the artist wrote it a little later, but after a while he dated it with an early number. Dali painted a picture on canvas, the size of 60×70 cm, using oil paints for drawing the image. In the center of the picture […]...
11. Description of the painting by Jacques Louis David “Portrait of Napoleon in his office”The picture was painted in 1812 in oil on canvas. David is a brilliant artist of the 19th century. His portraits are known all over the world and stand in the same row with the greatest artists. The portrait of Napoleon was painted by David when the period of classicism dominated in painting. It is […]...
12. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Portrait of Alexander III”Serov’s painting “Portrait of Alexander III” was painted in 1899. At present, the work is kept in the officers’ fund of the Royal Life Guards in Copenhagen. The emperor is depicted in an elegant uniform and a solemn pose near one of the main stairs of the Fredensborg Palace (Denmark). The artist painted this portrait, […]...
13. Description of the painting by Ilya Mashkov “Still Life”Ilya Ivanovich Mashkov studied with famous artists of the time – Korovin and Serov. Possessing exceptional ability to color, the artist wrote magnificent, vivid and expressive still lifes. In his paintings, Mashkov actively used texture and color techniques, with which he conveyed the existence of specific objects in their own created environment. His “Still Life” […]...
14. Description of the painting by Paul Cezanne “Apples”The famous French artist Cezanne became famous for his famous still lifes. The artist was more attracted to fruits, especially apples, which in his opinion had a beautiful shape and color. Depicting fruits and vegetables, the artist achieved a qualitatively new technique in execution. Still life with apples attracts attention with rich colors and shades, […]...
15. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Portrait of Picasso”Salvador Dali almost did not create portraits of other artists. There are very few exceptions – for example, he once depicted Velasquez in a painting. One such exception is the Portrait of Picasso written in 1947. The relationship of two artists, each of whom considered himself an absolute genius (Dali didn’t even hesitate to compile […]...
16. Description of the painting by Vladimir Borovikovsky “Portrait of Prince Kurakin”Vladimir Borovikovsky is a virtuoso portrait painter of Ukrainian origin, all his life he wrote the high society of Russia. The recognition came to him relatively late, but in his short career as a painter, he managed to get the title of academician. “Portrait of Prince A. Kurakin” – is the pinnacle of the artist. […]...
17. Description of the painting by Zinaida Serebryakova “In the kitchen. Portrait of KatieThe author of this canvas is the mother of beautiful children. She repeatedly expressed her love for them in her paintings. A lot can be found in her works of such paintings. Here is “In the kitchen. Kati’s portrait is one of them. This canvas depicts the daughter of the artist. She is dressed in […]...
18. Description of the painting by Alexei Antropov “Self Portrait”Self-portrait by Alexei Antropov was written in 1784. Antropov is considered one of the first artists of Russia, who began working in the portrait technique, including depicting secular persons. He mainly worked in St. Petersburg, but also in Moscow, was engaged in the restoration of the frescoes of the church in Kiev. His preferred technique […]...
19. Description of the painting by Frans Snyders “Still life with fruit”The famous Flemish master Frans Snyders painted animals and still lifes. He wrote ingeniously: bright and generous. Most of the customers for his canvases were well-off gentlemen who lived in palaces and large houses. In the dining room on the wall, they wanted to see beautiful images that awaken the appetite and speak of the […]...
20. Description of the monument to Suvorov in St. PetersburgSt. Petersburg is a city that is considered our second capital, called cultural. This is not surprising, because the city amazes all those who have visited it at least once. I want to come back here. The reason for this incredible beauty is the architecture of the city, where there are monumental bridges, magnificent palaces, […]...
21. Description of the painting by Paul Gauguin “Portrait of Van Gogh”The outstanding postimpressionists Gauguin and Van Gogh in 1888 worked as a creative duet in the south-east of France – in the city of Arles. The year before, the painters had a chance to meet and exchange their own paintings in a friendly way. In the future, the relationship between artists of genius radically changed. […]...
22. Description of the painting by Ivan Khrutsky “Portrait of a boy in a straw hat”This artist is quite rightly called the master of still lifes. Portraits of the master are in no way inferior to images of fruits, game and flowers. In the artist’s gallery there are landscapes, and even icons. In most still lifes can be traced frontal composition, where the centerpiece is a bouquet of lush garden […]...
23. Description of the painting by Paul Cezanne “Still Life with Apples”In his work, Paul Cezanne paid much attention to such a genre as still life. Especially liked the master to carry on their canvases fruit. He clearly thinks out the composition of the paintings, determining the proper place for each of the objects. More often than other fruits, Cezanne liked to write apples because of […]...
24. Description of the painting by Konstantin Yuon “Self-portrait”Year of creation – 1912, materials – oil on canvas, dimensions – 54 by 36 cm. Located in the Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia. Born during the reign of the emperor, Konstantin Fedorovich was successfully realized not only as an artist, landscape painter and creator of theatrical scenery during wars and revolutions, he is considered […]...
25. Description of the painting by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio “A young man with a basket of fruit”Michelangelo Caravaggio – an artist with Italian roots, educated in Milan. His famous painting “A Young Man with a Basket of Fruits” is his early work. He wrote to her in 1593. Interestingly, Caravaggio loved to portray both the everyday life of people and biblical events. “A young man with a basket of fruit” is […]...
26. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Self-portrait”Claude Monet is a heritage of world culture, whose works are made in the style of impressionism. The French artist not only created this trend, but also used this trend in all his works. And one of his works, which are of particular interest to the viewer, is a self-portrait. In this picture, the viewer […]...
27. Description of the portrait of Karl Pavlovich Bryullov “Portrait of A. N. Strugovshchikov”The painting “Portrait of A. N. Strugovshchikov” was made by KP Bryullov oil on canvas in 1840. Genre – portrait. In the red chair the poet and translator Alexander Nikolaevich Strugovshchikov relaxed and freely leaned back. Perhaps the chair is the only bright and rich spot in the work. It emphasizes the sophistication, grace and […]...
28. Description of the painting by Vladimir Borovikovsky “Portrait of Lopukhina”Undoubtedly, Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky, very talented and judging by his robots, is quite a diligent artist, after all, all his lines, contours, and textures have been perfected. There is not even a hint of unfinished work. Many art critics believe that it was from the portrait of Lopukhina that the era of portrait painters began […]...
29. Description of the painting by Mikhail Vrubel “Self-portrait”Self-portrait is the most interesting genre, as each artist somewhat deviates from his own creative features when writing himself. In addition, often the real appearance of the artist may strikingly differ from the self-portrait. But in this case, the image of himself as an artist is transmitted surprisingly precisely and unusually. In the self-portrait of […]...
30. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Peaches”Claude Monet is a great artist who studied drawing techniques throughout his life, absorbing the very best from other artists. Monet paid special attention to new directions in the art of painting and sought to use novelty and a new breath of freshness in his paintings. The artist is distinguished by naturalness and the desire […]...
31. Description of the painting by Paul Gauguin “Still Life”Paul Gauguin is from Paris, but he grew up in Peru, this exotic country gave him emotions and love for the tropics. He was known as a very successful stockbroker. Painting was not his profession, it was his hobby. But when there was another economic crisis, which led him to the mastery of a new […]...
32. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Holiday of Venus”This is where Rubens revealed in all its glory!!! Here is where you can carefully see his firm “Rubens” style of the image of the female body. In almost all of his paintings, women are somehow overweight, slightly plump. But this concerns not only the female body, but all the rest. See what kind of […]...
33. Description of the painting by Leonardo da Vinci “Self-portrait”“Self-portrait” by Leonardo Da Vinci is one of the most famous works of the artist, which, perhaps, gives viewers an idea of what the famous Renaissance artist looked like. However, some experts believe that this is a completely different person. However, this picture was painted at about the time when Leonardo was about 60 years […]...
34. Description of the painting by Ivan Shishkin “Self-portrait”Self-portrait Shishkin wrote more than once. The younger work of the artist dates back to 1854. At the time when the first portrait of himself was painted, young Shukshin, being a student of the Moscow School of Architecture, Painting and Sculpture. At that time, he, full of success and in anticipation of fame, presented his […]...
35. Description of the painting by Vladimir Borovikovsky “Portrait of Gavrila Derzhavin”There is nothing more difficult in pictorial art as the work on the portrait. It is not easy to convey the emotions of a living person to your canvas with colors and your skill. Borovikovsky is perhaps the only Russian painter who knew how to paint portraits. Before us are two portraits of the same […]...
36. Description of the painting by Francis Bacon “Portrait of Lucien Freud”“Portrait of Lucien Freud” – a picture created by an outstanding portrait painter and painter Francis Bacon between 1965 and 1969, later were written “Three Sketches for a Portrait of Lucien Freud”. The canvas is made in the spirit of expressionism, which is manifested in a certain sculptural component of the portrait, a break in […]...
37. Description of the painting by Dmitry Levitsky “Self-portrait”Work written in 1783. Its unusual and mysterious story to this day remains not fully disclosed. Relatively recently, this work was called the “Portrait of the Unknown” and was purchased from a private person in the 50s of the last century, together with the similarly sized “Portrait of the Unknown”. Both works were exhibited together […]...
38. Description of the painting by Alexander Ivanov “Portrait of Gogol”The famous “Portrait of Gogol” was written by the author Alexander Ivanovich Ivanov in 1841. The picture is painted using canvas and oil, size 14×13. Currently, the picture is stored in the State Museum of St. Petersburg. The famous painter working in the genre of historical paintings. Portrait of N. In Gogol, one of the […]...
39. Description of the painting by Ivan Nikitin “Portrait of Chancellor Golovkin”Art critics have long argued about this picture, some still doubt it, but still, most say that this particular work of art brought the artist maximum fame. Indeed, the portrait of Golovkin is not just a homely secular portrait, which was created only to capture the appearance of another secular person. No, the peculiarity of […]...
40. Description of the painting by Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn “Self-portrait”Rembrandt is a 17th century Dutch artist. He painted over 90 of his portraits. And his most famous self-portrait was written in 1640, already being a well-known and recognized artist. Rembrandt became famous as a portrait painter. Among other famous self-portraits, the work of 1640 stands out. Pictured here is a confident man dressed in […]...