Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Haystack”

Related posts:

1. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “The Temptation of St. Anthony”In his work “The Temptation of St. Anthony” Bosch put his soul. His famous triptych is one of the best paintings of the artist. The basis for writing was the plot of the literature of the Middle Ages about how St. Anthony succumbed to the terrible temptations in the Egyptian desert. The original of the […]...
2. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Carts of hay”The legacy of Jerome Bosch is unique. Triptych “Voz sena”, which is five hundred years old, has no analogues in world painting. Written in the style of “Alla Prima” without preliminary sketches and drawing, the picture is aesthetically perfect, allegorical and filled with philosophical depth. The painting consists of three canvases. The left, “The Fall”, […]...
3. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Garden of Earthly Delights”This painting is the most famous triptych by the Dutch artist Jerome Bosch. The reproduction is so called due to its central part, which is dedicated to one of the sins – lust. The modern name of the picture was given by researchers. To this time, a clear interpretation of the picture does not exist. […]...
4. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Self-portrait”Hieronymus Bosch, the son of hereditary artists who came from Germany. Bosch is a pseudonym, which is formed from the name of the city Hertogenbosch (translated as ducal forest). The workshop of his parents was engaged in wall paintings, gilding sculptures, making various church utensils. Jerome’s children’s hobby was dissecting dead animals or fish. After […]...
5. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Ship of Fools”Bosch is a gloomy gothic artist of the Epoch of the Northern Renaissance with a head full of amazing and strange thoughts, which were poured onto the canvases with grotesque and demonic images, along with moral tendencies. While the Church was considered the only and unshakable dogma, and the clergymen were representatives of the highest […]...
6. Description of the triptych by Hieronymus Bosch “The Last Judgment”Bosch’s “Last Judgment” is one of his most impressive works, as well as one of the most impressive works on this subject in general. It was commissioned by the governor of the Netherlands and is the largest of the remaining works of the Artist. The plot of the triptych is intuitively understandable to anyone who […]...
7. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Removing the stone of stupidity”“Removing the stone of stupidity” is one of the earliest works of Bosch, which has reached our days. At first glance, according to the overall composition and name of the picture, the main purpose of writing becomes immediately clear – the motive of stupidity. If we talk about some kind of pictorial attitude, this work […]...
8. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Carrying the Cross”Bosch is one of the masters of the Northern Renaissance, whose style is still difficult for experts to determine. It is said that he was a madman or sectarian. With his paintings, he described the black magic that he was engaged in or witnessed. Or that he was a surrealist, splashing images on canvas directly […]...
9. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Ascension of the Righteous”The painting “The Ascension of the Righteous” (“Climbing into the Empire”) of the Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch was painted in oil on a blackboard, probably in 1500-1504. Genre – religious painting. Probably, the “Ascension of the Righteous” was part of the “Blessed and Damned” polyptych. The central picture of the polyptych was “The Last Judgment”, […]...
10. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Prodigal Son”The artist Hieronymus Bosch always left riddles and places for reflection in the subjects of his paintings. With the help of a brush, he not only masterfully painted beautiful images, but also put deep allegories into them that are not understandable to every connoisseur of art. The scene of the return of the prodigal son, […]...
11. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Death and the miser”This painting was created by an artist from the Netherlands. She has a fairly straightforward name “Death of a Miser.” The main feature of the image is the style of placement of the image in space. The picture is strongly elongated vertically, which creates the impression of an altar pattern. Fits and themes. As for […]...
12. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Seven deadly sins and the last four things”Jerun Anthison van Aken or Hieronymus Bosch. Famous Dutch artist of the Northern Renaissance. 25 paintings and 8 drawings by this painter have survived to this day. The most famous painting is “The Seven Deadly Sins and Four Last Things”. Like Dante Alighieri from the Divine Comedy, who descended into Purgatory and learned all his […]...
13. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Magician”The painting “The Magician” by the Flemish painter Hieronymus Bosch, unfortunately, has not survived. Today you can admire only copies of this work. The most accurate of them is the work that is housed in the museum of Saint-Germain-en-Laye. Date of writing the original is also unknown, only allegedly referring to the early work of […]...
14. Description of the painting by Hieronymus Bosch “Holy Hermits”I. Bosch most of his works wrote on the subject of the life of the saints, often used biblical scenes. The artist did not use etudes so popular in his time. Often depicted the creation of a miracle or painful death, such pictures aroused enthusiasm among the people of the Middle Ages. Bosch was attracted […]...
15. Description of the painting by “The Adoration of the Magi” by Hieronymus BoschI. Bosch created several triptychs on biblical themes, one of the latter is the “Adoration of the Magi”. The main part of the work shows the main plot. The Virgin is located in front of the house and shows the baby. Magi imposes gifts to the feet of a woman. The picture shows a moment […]...
16. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Haystack in Giverny”The main expressive means that Monet uses in his paintings, you can safely call the light. The play of light and shadow fascinated the artist with its elusiveness and variability. Claude Monet observes the “behavior” of light in nature. He sees that the same objects, the same landscape with different lighting look completely different. The […]...
17. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Haystack”In this picture we see a rural landscape. In the foreground is a large haystack. This is probably the harvest that the peasants made for the winter to feed the cattle. Around the hay, we see a low fence, it seems as if it is not completed. The master painted the weaving of this self-made […]...
18. Description of the painting by Vasily Vereshchagin “On the Shipka everything is calm…”This picture is part of a large triptych of Vereshchagin about the war under Shipka. But this, as always with this artist, is not an easy part of a triptych. And in general, the very idea of a triptych is not entirely about the war. More precisely, about the war, but not about that combat […]...
19. Description of the painting by Yuri Raksha “Field Kulikovo”This picture is the most famous work of the popular Soviet artist Yuri Raksha. Triptych consists of three separate pictures, united by one theme. The first is the “Blessing on the Battle”, the second is the “Exposure”, and the third is the “Seeing off the militia”. Instead of depicting scenes on the battlefield, the artist […]...
20. Description of the painting by Lucas Cranach the Elder “Saint Catherine”This picture is the central part of the triptych “The Martyrdom of St. Catherine”, made by Cranach in 1506 – when the artist had already worked for several months at the court of Friedrich the Wise. The plot of the triptych refers to a famous Christian legend. At one time in Alexandria, the rule was […]...
21. Description of the triptych of Francis Bacon “Three Etudes by Lucien Freud”Painter Francis Bacon was born in 1909 in Dublin. His pictures express many different emotions, they are expressive, sometimes even seem cruel, and they cannot be called generally accepted aesthetic standards. In his works a splash of blood, he portrays many ugly, mutilated bodies, distorted human faces. As recognized by the artist himself, the inspiration […]...
22. Description of the painting by Pavel Chelischeva “Phenomenon”The artist conceived a grand triptych in America. It had to include three parts: hell, heaven and purgatory. Cloth “Hell” inhabits the mass of characters. If you count, then recruited about 80 heroes. With all of them the artist must have actually come across. The composition here is in the form of a pyramid. Blue […]...
23. Description of Peter Bruegel’s The Fall of the AngelsBruegel created this canvas under the influence of another artist Bosch. In fact, a little parodied it. As you know, Bosch frightened everything – his faces were ugly, the monsters were scary, everything was somehow creepy. Bruegel created exactly the same creepy representation on the canvas. Only here is an old story, more precisely the […]...
24. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “Big fish eat small”The Dutch master of graphics and drawing, Peter Bruegel the elder, known under the nickname “The Peasant”, produced one of his first sheets “Big Fish Eating Small” in 1557 from drawings and was signed by the name of Bosch, who had already passed away by that time. Bosch’s work amazed and impressed Bruegel, and fake […]...
25. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Exaltation of the Cross”Peter Powell Rubens started painting early. He studied on the works of Raphael, Titian and Caravaggio. However, even the early paintings are innovative, combining Italian Renaissance painting with realistic national art. Rubens chose glorification of life and religious themes as the main content of his works. The latter were claimed by the state, were written […]...
26. Description of the painting by Ilya Glazunov “Calvary”Russian artist, who declared his work to the whole world, Ilya Glazunov is a mysterious and contradictory figure. His works are about Russia and for Russia, they are concocted from collages, they tell about the past, speak about the present and look to the future prophetically. Glazunov noticed the beauty of the surrounding world in […]...
27. Description of the painting by Pavel Korin “Alexander Nevsky”Triptych was commissioned by the artist in the year of the Great Patriotic War, when the theme of confrontation to the invader was central to art. The soldiers going to the front were inspired by them. The rear men who provided the soldiers with food, weapons and clothing also found solace in it. “Alexander Nevsky” […]...
28. Description of the painting by the triptych by Hans Memling “Last Judgment”One of the most famous and significant works of Hans Memling is a triptych for the monastery church called “The Last Judgment”. The approximate time of its creation is from the 1460s to the 1470s. The customer was a secured representative of the bank in Bruges. The painting work consists of a large central part […]...
29. Description of the painting by Paul Corin “Northern Ballad” (1943)The canvas is the left part of the triptych “Alexander Nevsky.” In the years of the terrible war, the artist came very close to the historical theme, to the heroic past of the country, which always interested him, to the theme of the victories of Russian weapons. The artist was invariably attracted by a grand […]...
30. Description of the painting by Vasily Kandinsky “Winter Landscape”Wassily Kandinsky is not only a great Russian artist, but also the founder of graphics and abstraction in Russia. He was born and grew up in a merchant family. Initially, the young Vasily was trained for a respectable share – the work of a lawyer. The future artist successfully graduated from a university in Moscow. […]...
31. Description of the painting by Zinaida Serebryakova “Harvest”Just before the beginning of the First World War, the Russian artist Zinaida Serebryakova is forced to return to her homeland after the Italian journey. Arriving at the family estate, hidden in Kharkov province, she immediately begins to work on the images of the workers peasants. The writing of numerous etudes and paintings begins. During […]...
32. Description of the painting by Vasily Surikov “The old man gardener”The painting “The Old Man Gardener” is an excellent example of a rural portrait. Surikov preferred to paint pictures on historical subjects, but if the master decided to depict a simple rural person, he would invest all his soul in this work. Before us is a peasant. His gray-haired, pack-beard and sun-bleached hair help us […]...
33. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Twilight”The story of the creation of the picture is quite prosaic. Isaac Ilyich Levitan wrote it specially as a gift to A. P. Chekhov, who was in the Crimean sanatorium and missed his native lands very much. Most likely, this is why Levitan depicted in his picture, as close as possible, everything that was so […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. Description of the painting by Isaac Levitan “Late autumn”Another stunning landscape Levitan “Late Autumn”. This time is one of his favorite seasons. Of course, it is impossible not to glorify the beauty of autumn with its riot of colors of fading nature. The canvas is written in a completely familiar to the author style of the gloomy landscape. Nature is depicted without excessive […]...
36. Description of the painting by Wassily Kandinsky “Black accompaniment”Vasily V. Kandinsky – Russian painter, founder of abstractionism. The talent for drawing he opened only 30 years after becoming acquainted with the work of Monet “Haystack.” Up to this point, Vasily, having received a law degree, becomes a teacher. A little later, Derpt University invites him to work as an assistant professor, but Kandinsky […]...
37. Description of the painting by Konstantin Somov “Winter. Rink”This canvas is one of the most popular and recognizable. Reproduction can be found on the pages of books, New Year cards, souvenirs. Such interest in the picture is not without reason. The landscape is made very skillfully. Especially managed to artist the sky. It consists of golden, beige and peach shades. These colors are […]...
38. Description of the painting by Pavel Sudakov “In the evening”Pavel Fedorovich Sudakov traveled a lot around the country, painted portraits and historical paintings – but it was his landscapes that glorified him. Traveling through the Russian North, discovering Belomorsk and Sumy Island, the artist, who had previously specialized in portraiture, began to write very special pictures of nature. Pines, ancient tenements, fabulous sunsets and […]...
39. Description painting Wassily Kandinsky “Twilight (1917)”Kandinsky was one of the most famous artists of the twentieth century, becoming the face of abstract art. Almost all the paintings written before 1921, were a reflection of the Apocalypse. This picture needs no explanation, since abstract art distracts from concrete images and forms in the audience an individual attitude to what is depicted […]...
40. Description of the painting by Alexei Stepanov “moose”Stepanov loved shades of brown and gray and often used them in his paintings. We see one of the gloomy days of winter. Grey sky. It practically merges with this majestic snow which has carefully covered the earth. A certain border is only a forest. The artist depicts a haystack, which is covered with snow […]...