Description of the painting by John Constable “Cathedral in Salisbury”

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1. Description of the painting by John Constable “Landscape”Paul written 1816 year. John Constable is an English painter who showed the world the first among artists that beauty is in native landscapes. He was not looking for a multiplicity of subjects. Constable’s first work did not arouse admiration among his entourage, but after years his work began to be perceived with great enthusiasm. […]...
2. Description of the painting by John Constable “Cart for hay”The painter reached the height of his fame as the only great landscape painter of Great Britain of the XIX century, thanks to his perseverance and thirst for knowledge, as well as studying the works of famous Masters of his time. He painted in an individual style, abandoning the standard rules that were inherent in […]...
3. Description of the painting by Claude Monet “Cathedral in Rouen”One of the most famous and impressive series of paintings, the famous Claude Oscar Monet, called “Cathedral in Rouen”, the series has thirty works. To create his canvases Monet settled in 1892 right in front of the cathedral and began work on his brainchild. The artist is very fascinated by the play of light on […]...
4. Description of the painting by John Millet “Ophelia”John Millet took the story from “Hamlet” as the basis for his picture “Ophelia”: the girl, having learned about the death of her father at the hands of her lover, killed herself. Here she is depicted at the very moment when she fell into the waters of the river. Her mouth is ajar: a girl […]...
5. Description of the painting by John Collier “Lady Godiva”Year of creation – 1898, oil on canvas. Located in The Herbert Art Gallery &; Museum, Coventry, UK. The artist belonged to the direction of pre-Raphaelites, which appeared in English painting from the 1850s. They sought to get away from thoughtless academism, idealizing the image and a limited choice of topics. At the time, this […]...
6. Description of the painting by Sandro Botticelli “John the Baptist”The Italian master of the Renaissance Sandro Botticelli has repeatedly portrayed in his works of St. John the Baptist. The forerunner of Christ was one of the most popular in the painting of the entire Renaissance, with the popularity being second only to the Holy Virgin Mary. He was usually portrayed in two forms – […]...
7. Description of the painting by John Waterhouse “Ophelia”Waterhouse – English painter, known for his paintings, revealing and illustrating mythological and literary subjects. Most often, the central image of the paintings is the image of a woman, they are all written with visible attention to detail, observation, tenderness and thoughtfulness, focusing on the inner world and experiences of the heroine. Ophelia is the […]...
8. Description of the painting by John Waterhouse “Odyssey and sirens”J. W. Waterhouse created several hundred paintings on mythological themes. In this, his interests are similar to the Pre-Raphaelites, although he did not formally belong to this group. The plot for the canvas “Odyssey and Sirens” is taken from classical ancient Greek mythology – the legend of the ten-year-old return of the cunning Odyssey to […]...
9. Description of the St. Peter’s CathedralAt the beginning of the XIV century, Pope Julius II held a kind of competition for the construction of a new monument of Catholicism. It was necessary to demolish the old Basilica of St. Peter, which was built by the emperor Constantine in the IV century. This ancient church was in disfavor with the new […]...
10. Description of the painting by Titian “Madonna Pesaro”The greatest artist of the 16th century, of Italian origin, Titian Vecellio, better known simply as Titian, had a truly great lifetime glory: the most senior persons, both secular and spiritual, ordered his paintings, paying incredible fees. What can I say, if still a teenager, he was considered the best Venetian painter. Looking even at […]...
11. Description of the painting by John William Waterhouse “Lady of Shallot”The most famous painting “Lady of Shallot” is the work of J. W. Waterhouse, master of painting from England. This masterpiece of art Waterhouse dedicated to the girl Elaine. This lily maiden is the heroine of the legends of King Arthur, who sincerely loved Lancelot and died of unrequited love. The theme of the femme […]...
12. Description of the painting by John Millet “Isabella”John Everett Millet decided to write his story of Isabella after joining the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Society fought against copying academic style, against copying classic patterns. The story of John Keats tells us about the relationship between poor Lorenzo and Isabella. Keats inspired Boccaccio’s Decameron. According to the story, the girl was in love with a […]...
13. Description of the painting by Jacopo Tintoretto “The birth of John the Baptist”Tintoretto (real name Jacopo Robusti) was born in Venice, in the family of the dyer. Actually, his nickname means “little dyer.” Throughout his life, the artist remained faithful to the artisans’ environment, from which he emerged, living a rather modest life. At first, the boy studied with Titian, and so quickly began to make progress […]...
14. Description of the painting by Leonardo da Vinci “John the Baptist”“John the Baptist” is a painting by Leonardo Da Vinci, an Italian Renaissance artist. This oil painting refers to the later period of the artist’s work and testifies not only to the creative decline of Da Vinci, but also to the end of the Renaissance era itself. This is clearly seen from the character of […]...
15. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Crucifixion of Christ from St. John”Dali in his picture wrote the image of the Spanish poet-mystic Juan de la Cruz, who presented in the guise of St. John. This hero of the story was a champion of human freedom. The church should not play the role of God and its mediator, it should only help to fulfill the pressing problems […]...
16. Description of the painting by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio “John the Baptist” (A young man with a ram)Caravaggio – Italian Renaissance artist, one of the greatest masters of Baroque. Like most fans of this style preferred the abundance of details asceticism, and the brightness and richness of colors of pallor. Of all the themes, the most loved were mythical and religious motifs. His “John the Baptist” is a picture, which is also […]...
17. Description of the painting by Raphael Santi “Beautiful gardener” (Madonna and Child with John the Baptist)Raphael created this picture when he was already recognized as a master. Before the audience appears quite still a young Virgin Mary. Her whole image creates a feeling of calm and peace. Raphael portrays the beautiful Mother of God, her Baby and little John the Baptist. These three figures are becoming an organic addition to […]...
18. Description of the painting by Ilya Repin “Arrival of the kings John and Peter Alekseevich to the Semenovsky fun yard, accompanied by a retinue”This picture was painted by the great Russian artist in 1900, but the work tells about the years when kings Ivan and Peter Alekseevich Romanovs lived. The painting “The Arrival of the Tsars John and Peter Alekseevich to the Semenovsky Fun Yard accompanied by a retinue” depicts a real event. In the 17th century, Alexei […]...
19. Description of the painting by William Turner “Battle of Trafalgar”In the picture, the author tried to depict a great historical event – the Battle of Trafalgar. This bloody battle took place between Great Britain and the French-Spanish army. The naval battle entered history as one of the most significant battles of the Napoleonic war. It received its name from the Cape Trafalgar, located on […]...
20. 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”. […]...
21. Description of the painting by Victor Vasnetsov “The joy of the righteous in the Lord”Religious themes are one of the many motifs of the great Russian artist V. Vasnetsov. The painting “The Joy of the Righteous in the Lord” is the brightest example of the great talent of the master brush. His wall paintings, dedicated to the 900th anniversary of the baptism of Russia, in the Vladimir Cathedral – […]...
22. Description of the painting by Apollinaris Vasnetsov “Moscow Kremlin under Ivan Kalita”Who once saw his works, which recreate the fabulous image of the ancient capital, he will forever remember these masterpieces. He possessed an extraordinary gift of writing. His works are filled with the lives of people, the beauty of the nature of Russia and the history of the Russian people. This became the leading link […]...
23. Description of the painting by Anthony Van Dyck “Self-portrait”One of the best paintings of the Hermitage, a self-portrait of Van Dyck, shows us the artist in a creative, relaxed incarnation of a person who makes a living impression of embodied art, a bit rebellious, out of a succession of images of everyday life, and it is especially attractive. The aristocratic appearance is emphasized […]...
24. Description of the painting by Frans Snyders “Fruit Shop”This still-life Fruit Shop by the Flemish painter Frans Snyders’s Fruit Shop is one of the most valuable reproductions of the State Hermitage Museum of Russia. This picture is one of 4 works of the series called “Stalls”. There is a tradition that her order is one bishop to decorate the dining room in the […]...
25. Description of the painting by Mikhail Vrubel “Angel with a censer and a candle”The work “Angel with a censer and a candle” was performed by Vrubel when he was near Kiev. He was at that time engaged in watercolor painting of the Vladimir Cathedral. Looking at the canvas it becomes clear exactly how the writing of this picture proceeded. Initially, the composition itself was conceived before the instrument […]...
26. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Allegory of War and Peace”This picture is an example of how art is sometimes capable of solving world-wide problems. The work of Peter Paul Rubens “Allegory of War and Peace” was commissioned from the artist by the Spanish king for a gift to the English king. The peace treaty between Spain and England was signed largely due to the […]...
27. Description of the painting by Gustave Moreau “Salome”On Gustave Moreau’s canvas, the frail beauty Solomei is represented dancing in a light embroidered gold dress for the despotic, wicked and envious King Herod. Her figure, curved in dance, with a hand raised in an imperative gesture, causes a desire to follow her will, from which even the king himself could not escape. The […]...
28. Description of the painting by Alexei Savrasov “Sukharev Tower”Already it often happens that it is the artists who preserve for us the appearance of something that we once destroyed. Something that should have been saved, but that’s not enough intelligence. Much in Moscow of the thirties of the last century was destroyed, destroyed, erased from the face of the city. Destroyed monuments of […]...
29. Description of the painting by Vasily Surikov “Monument to Peter the Great on the Senate Square in St. Petersburg”The first completed work of the artist Vasily Surikov was the winter landscape “View of the monument to Peter I on the Senate Square in St. Petersburg,” curious is the fact that the artist wrote two such paintings that mislead many viewers. There are several reasons for creating a second similar work: first, the artist […]...
30. Description of the painting by Dante Rossetti “Proserpina”Dante Gabriel Rossetti was an English poet, illustrator, artist and translator. In memory, he remained as a romantic person, bright and extraordinary. He worked under the influence of European Symbolists and was a major follower of the aesthetic line in art. His art is characterized by sensuality and medieval poetry. Poetry and appearance are closely […]...
31. Description of the painting by Aristarkh Lentulov “St. Vasily”Lentulov in his time was affectionately called the Russian futurist, and in many ways this was fair. His works, which go beyond the framework of the paintings, are characterized by strong dynamics and problems incomprehensible to the general public, bore all the imprints of futurism to be considered as belonging to this movement. However, if […]...
32. Description of the painting by Kukryniksy “The Escape of the Nazis from Novgorod”Kukryniksy is a pseudonym for connecting three painters. The name is composed of the initial syllables of the names of Mikhail Kupriyanov and Porfiriy Krylov, including the capital letters of the name and surname of Nikolai Sokolov. Artists worked together, but each was characterized by its own creative individuality. Kupriyanov, for example, worked a lot […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. Description of the painting by Viktor Vasnetsov “The Virgin and Child”Victor Vasnetsov, known to most of the fairy-tale paintings, worked very hard on painting various temples. Until now, anyone can admire his work in the Church of the Savior on Blood (St. Petersburg), Vladimir Cathedral (Kiev), the Church of the Savior (Abramtzevo) and many others, located both in our country and abroad. A special place […]...
35. Description of the painting by Raphael Santi “Angel”The artist lived and worked in the Renaissance. His name was known throughout Florence (at that time this city was considered the center of art and painting). The fame of the brilliant artist was so great that he was assigned a special task – to paint the apartments of the Pope of Rome. Rafael Santi […]...
36. Description of the painting by Victor Vasnetsov “Last Judgment”The artist Viktor Vasnetsov created a lot of religious frescoes. For the decoration of St. George’s Cathedral by Vasnetsov in 1896-1904, a painting-fresco “The Last Judgment” was painted, the first variation of which was painted by him in 1885-1896 for the Vladimir Cathedral in Kiev. We will talk more about the first and original version […]...
37. Description of the painting by Ivan Aivazovsky “Bay of Naples on a moonlit night”The painting “The Bay of Naples on a Moonlit Night” was created by Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky back in 1842. This work is done in oil on canvas. The masterpiece is still in the museum of Theodosius. This marine theme (marina) is often present in the paintings of the artist. She goes through all his creative […]...
38. Description of the painting by Alexei Savrasov “Sunset over the swamp”The picture was created in 1871. Savrasov was formed as an artist at a time when landscape as a genre was only becoming in Russian painting. The Wanderers were pioneers. And it was very difficult to become them. In the early landscapes of the painter, landscapes are still filled with an incredible spirit of romanticism. […]...
39. Description of the painting by Nicholas Roerich “Sadko”Nicholas Roerich left after his death an incredible number of works dedicated to the heroes and their great deeds. The work of “Sadko” is a large panel, which was included in the cycle of works “Bogatyr Frieze”. The panel interests the public by the fact that on it we see not the hero Sadko, but […]...
40. Description of the painting by William Turner “Modern Rome. Campo Vaccino “One of the most famous paintings by Turner – Modern Rome – Campo Vaccino, was also one of the last ones created by the artist. This picture is part of a series of landscapes that Turner wrote for almost 20 years. They capture various views of Rome. The picture “Modern Rome” English artist created during […]...