Description of the painting by Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin “Black Horseman”

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1. Description of illustration of Ivan Bilibin “Vasilisa the Beautiful”Probably, everyone was holding in his hands beautiful children’s books in a dense colorful cover with patterns on the margins in the old Russian style. And certainly everyone knows the tale of Vasilis the Beautiful. Let us dwell in more detail on the illustrations for this particular fairy tale, created by the remarkable artist Bilibin. […]...
2. Illustration for the epic “Volga” by Ivan BilibinBilibin constantly to illustrate all sorts of epics and legends. “Illustration to the epic by Volga” is made in an ornamental graphic-decorative design, which is completely based on the motifs of the epics and legends of the Russian people. The illustration is made with ink painted with watercolor, while it is worth noting that Bilibin […]...
3. Description of the illustration of Ivan Bilibin to the tale “Ivan Tsarevich and the Firebird”Before us is an illustration of a famous fairy tale. Bilibin is a true master who has managed to convey the special beauty of this amazing genre. Fairy tales allow us to plunge into a world full of wonders. There are herbs in it. Animals and birds can talk. The man understands them perfectly. Firebird […]...
4. Description of illustration by Ivan Bilibin “Guidon and the Queen”Ivan Bilibin subtly felt the distinctive character and bright temper of the people of ancient Russia and knew how to convey it in his paintings. Looking at the illustrations of this remarkable artist at first glance it is impossible to perceive the whole holistic depth of his works. Only with the most detailed consideration of […]...
5. Description of the illustration by Ivan Bilibin “A Feast at Prince Guidon”Ivan Bilibin was able to turn book illustrations into real art, which was confirmed by one of his works. The painting titled “Feast of Prince Guidon” is known to everyone since childhood. Getting acquainted with the work of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, young inquisitive minds had the opportunity to approach the work of another brilliant master. […]...
6. Illustration to the fairy tale “White duck” by Ivan BilibinThe illustration of the “White Duck”, exactly like six more fairy tales, is significant in that Bilibin was able to develop and actively introduce into his work a special drawing technique – ink, colored with watercolor. Bilibin was a supporter of the use of Russian ornament in the design of his works. In this regard, […]...
7. Illustration to “The Tale of the Golden Cockerel” by Ivan BilibinA picture of the famous Russian artist Ivan Bilibin, who was one of the first to consider the problem of illustrations of children’s literature. Today it is difficult to imagine a book without pictures. The best illustrations were drawn in the times of the development of children’s literature, but still enjoys popularity. This picture is […]...
8. Description of the painting by Rembrandt “Polish Horseman”This picture belongs to the late period of Rembrandt (1655 g). A few years ago, famous art critics, led by Julius Held, were challenged by the painting. It was hypothesized that the canvas was written by Rembrandt’s best student – Willem Drost. Despite numerous disputes, the painting “Polish Horseman” is included in the list of […]...
9. Illustration to the fairy tale “Ilya Muromets and the Nightingale the Robber” by Ivan BilibinBylina about Ilya Muromets is one of the main components of the Old Russian epos. If you believe her, Ilya Muromets spent thirty years and three years lying on the stove, because his legs did not walk, but when he was thirty-three, three elders came to him and returned his ability to walk so that […]...
10. Illustration to Pushkin’s poem The Bronze Horseman by Alexander BenoitArtistic illustrations by Alexander Benois are today considered the best depiction of Pushkin’s works. Work on a series of works for the “Bronze Horseman” Benoit began in 1903, and in order to achieve such perfection he needed to spend 20 years. During this time, the artist drew a whole cycle of intros, endings, sketches and […]...
11. Illustration for the fairy tale “The Frog Princess” by Ivan Bilibin (Ivan Tsarevich and the Frog)The great Russian artist Ivan Bilibin liked to create illustrations for fairy tales, this particular trend in art was especially good for him. Since 1899, he created entire cycles for the publication of fairy tales, while working in different styles. For each story, he picked up his approach, made his own flavor. He worked in […]...
12. Illustration for “The Tale of Tsar Saltan” by Ivan BilibinThe illustrator Ivan Bilibin made the series of paintings-descriptions of “The Tale of Tsar Saltan”, composed by Pushkin. He wrote several works reflecting the key points of the story. The artist depicted the main characters, the king, the ambassadors, and also pleased us with unsurpassed, emotional landscapes. Experts attach this series of illustrations to the […]...
13. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Black Sea at night”The painting “The Black Sea at Night” was painted by the artist IK Aivazovsky in 1879. It was not the first landscape of the dreamy creator with the image of the Black Sea. In his work, the author used oil paints. He masterfully applied them to the canvas and conveyed all the beauty and mysteriousness […]...
14. Illustration to the fairy tale “Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka” by Ivan BilibinEach of us remembers the wonderful Russian fairy tales that he read in childhood. Over time, they completely changed. People told them to each other, adding something of their own and thereby significantly enriching the overall content. Tales at first were not published. Only in the 17th century, in the second half, began to appear […]...
15. Illustration to the fairy tale “Marya Morevna” by Ivan BilibinFor four years, a talented artist Ivan Bilibin managed to write illustrations for seven tales. And although they are all not large in volume, but they are rather large-format. The most important difference between his works is considered to be the unique patterned pattern, decorative elements. The author tried not only to create several separate […]...
16. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Black Sea”The painting of Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky “Black Sea” has an amazing property, like all the masterpieces of the artist. Looking at the landscape depicted before our eyes, there is a feeling of presence in the thick of the vast expanses of the Black Sea. The composition is harmoniously divided into two equal parts, where the […]...
17. Illustration to the fairy tale “Finista Jasna-Sokol feather” by Ivan BilibinBilibin was an ordinary artist – he grew up in Petersburg, he listened to fairy tales in early childhood and vaguely remembered. But one day he came to the exhibition, where he saw Vasnetsov’s painting “Warriors”, and his life changed drastically. He was so impressed with the work of his colleague and her theme that […]...
18. Description of the illustration by Ivan Bilibin “Baba Yaga”Bilibin illustrated fairy tales written by the Russian people. All of us have known Baba Yaga since childhood. She lived in an unusual hut that stood on chicken legs. Usually she lay on the stove or shop. Yaga moved with the help of a stupa and a broomstick. Bilibin created a huge number of illustrations […]...
19. Illustration for the tale of Ivan the Tsarevich. The Firebird and the Gray Wolf by Ivan BilibinIvan Bilibin is an artist who introduced irreplaceable development to Russian folk tales with his illustrations. For four years he creatively designed seven fairy tales, but this did not stop. The artist grew up in the Petersburg environment and was far from Russian national folklore and the past. But after visiting the exhibition of artists […]...
20. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Black Sea Fleet in Feodosia”In his famous work “The Black Sea Fleet in Feodosia” Ivan Aivazovsky wanted to capture the events of 1846. This year, the artist celebrated the decade of his work, and his respected profits on the ship “Twelve Apostles” to greet and congratulate the outstanding creator. He headed the naval flotilla, an admiral and a close […]...
21. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Review of the Black Sea Fleet”The work was written by Aivazovsky Ivan Konstantinovich in oil on canvas, 136.5×249 cm in size, is currently stored in the building of the Central Building Museum (Central Naval Museum), St. Petersburg. The picture can be attributed to the genre of memoirs – Aivazovsky at that time personally had the honor to be present at […]...
22. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Storm on the Black Sea”“The Storm on the Black Sea” – a masterpiece of Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky is considered a real confirmation of his talent. In his work, the master depicts the wild elements, which mercilessly kills people. The creator showed a small ship that sinks into the abyss of the waves. The work is done in black: blue, […]...
23. Description of the painting by Ivan Bilibin “The court in times of Russian truth”In this picture, the artist Bilibin described the legal proceedings in the times of Kievan Rus. In the picture you can see the prince sitting in his yard and judge the guilty person. The artist depicted this process very solemnly and vividly, in the smallest detail depicted the details and outfits of people who were […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. Description of the painting by Wassily Kandinsky “Black and Violet” (1923)The canvas was created during the period when the artist wrote his best work. After his return to Germany, he worked in an atmosphere of revival of all types of art and attention to abstract painting among remarkable colleagues, which spurred the creative process and gave new ideas. At that time, the painter was dominated […]...
26. Description of the painting by Fyodor Yakovlevich Alekseev “Red Square in Moscow”1801 The landscape, painted by the artist in oil on canvas during his “business trip” in Moscow, organized for him by Paul I. The task for the artist was as follows: carefully read the way of life of Muscovites and sights of the city and display all this very clearly and in detail in artistic […]...
27. Description of the painting by Kazimir Malevich “Black Circle”The painting was created by Malevich in 1923. We see just a big black circle, which is depicted on a square in white. Composition, at first glance, the most primitive. But it has a deep, almost philosophical meaning. The value of this work is incredibly great, not only for understanding the meaning of Malevich’s work, […]...
28. Gustave Courbet picture description “Self-portrait with a black dog”The Frenchman Gustave Courbet in the course of creative development passes from romanticism to realism. Pictures in both genres are equally interesting and valuable. The artist worked in a romantic direction, creating his own portrait with a dog. After completion of the canvas in 1841 will be called “Self-portrait with a black dog.” At a […]...
29. Description of the painting by Kazimir Malevich “Black Suprematist square”White background, black square. What is special or difficult? At first glance, absolutely nothing. Everyone can draw a similar picture, you say. But, surprisingly, the picture of Malevich “Black Square” has become a mystery that has come down and preserved to our days. And art lovers and scrupulous researchers never stop admiring this masterpiece of […]...
30. Description of the painting by Kazimir Malevich “Red Square and Black Square”Malevich’s “Black Square” is a sensational picture, which is still being tried and interpreted. Someone does not understand at all that this is so, why it is an art in general, someone is foaming at the mouth for his convictions. They say that the black square is the end of everything, what the development of […]...
31. Description of the monument to the White Bim, Black Ear in VoronezhWe all know that monuments are different. But among them there are those that touch the subtle notes of the soul. At the same time, such feelings arise not only in adults, but also in children. One of the most touching monuments in our country has become a monument to the most famous dog, the […]...
32. Description of the painting by Pierre Renoir “Girls in black”A lot of imagination, elegance of models and a sad kind glance of one of them on us. This canvas Renoir “Girls in black.” And why exactly in black? This may be some kind of uniform of a female gymnasium, or these girls are present at the funeral and therefore black. Although no, it seems […]...
33. Description of the painting by Kazimir Malevich “Black Cross”Kazimir Severinovich Malevich around 1923 created a picture of the Black Cross. Suprematic or otherwise, the highest highest and pointless image is this artwork. Again, once again the artist proves that his postulates are unshakable in relation to the development of new art. It is this new trend in his words that was to replace […]...
34. Description of the painting by Ivan Shishkin “Haystacks. Transfiguration “Each painting by Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin is filled with love for his native land and nature, its infinite beauty and greatness. Careful drawing of all the details of the work of art is characteristic of this author. Due to this, the realism of his work is not questioned. The canvas depicts a landscape painted on […]...
35. Description of the painting by Pierre Auguste Renoir “Girls in Black”Pierre Auguste Renoir – one of the brightest representatives of impressionism, and he was the first of the artists of this trend became famous and achieved success. Meanwhile, all his life he tried to disown this genre, trying to prove his adherence to classical traditions and achieve recognition of the official Salon. Most often he […]...
36. Description of the painting by Vasily Kandinsky “Black lines” (1913)The canvas was created during the artist’s creative rise. It perfectly reflects his personality at that time. In one of his first fundamental abstract canvases, the painter uses black strokes against a background of bright colors, forming disharmony. All the main colors of the spectrum and their subtlest shades fall in large strokes on the […]...
37. Description of the painting by Ivan Shishkin “Stream in the forest”Shishkin is famous for the fact that he can very realistically depict all small and at first glance insignificant tracts of his native land. By the slightest brushstrokes of the master, it becomes immediately clear that the artist is not able to imagine himself without his native Russia. “The stream in the forest” seems to […]...
38. Description of the painting by Ivan Shishkin “Village”Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin occupies one of the most honorable places in Russian painting. He painted only landscapes, occasionally diluting them with animals and birds; the artist’s characteristic, detailed style is remembered immediately and it is no longer possible to forget it. While studying at the Academy of Arts, Ivan devoted a large place to drawing […]...
39. Description of the painting by Ivan Tikhiy “Storks”I. Tikhiy in his work “Storks” displayed lightness, a sense of flight and movement. The artist is very profitable conveyed the beauty of nature, it gave boundless. The azure sky is set off by white fragments of clouds. A hot summer day allows the colors to play even brighter. The landscape beckons with its beauty, […]...
40. Description of the fresco by Daniil Black “Lono Avrahamovo”This fresco has become one of the most famous works of Daniel Black. The history of a work of art is: “The old man lived with his beloved wife Sarah. The name of the old man was translated as” my father is tall. “Once the Lord brought a man from the city of Ur, giving […]...