Description of the painting by the triptych by Hans Memling “Last Judgment”

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1. 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 […]...
2. Description of the painting by Michelangelo “The Last Judgment”The fresco by Michelangelo Buonarroti “The Last Judgment” was created by the great Italian artist for 4 years. At the request of Pope Paul III, he painted the famous Old Testament scene on this fresco to adorn the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel. Christ, who is in the very center of the picture, does […]...
3. 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 […]...
4. Description of the Giotto Di Bondone’s “The Last Judgment”The fresco “Last Judgment” by the great representative of the Renaissance Giotto, has been decorating the walls of a small church in Padua for more than 500 years. Thanks to Giotto, the church or the Scrovegni Chapel became known throughout the world, and turned into a place of pilgrimage for thousands of tourists. In this […]...
5. Description of the icon by Andrei Rublev “The Last Judgment”Rublev is one of the most famous icon painters, whose manner of writing for many years determined the entire development of Russian icon painting. After him, the familiar, gracious, well-defined faces of a dark, almost brown color, certain poses, a certain symbolism became familiar. And, despite this contribution, that after 600 years, its icons are […]...
6. 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”, […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. Description of the painting by Hans Holbein “Self-portrait”The artist creates a small self-portrait. In doing so, he uses mean means. It is to them, he resorts in his work more and more often. Traditionally, Holbein portrayed his models on an absolutely neutral background. But here he makes it golden to remind of the Middle Ages. In those days, this color was a […]...
9. Description of the painting by Hans Holbein the Younger “Erasmus of Rotterdam”Hans Holbein the Younger – German painter of the Northern Renaissance. One of the first artists who focused on secular, not religious subjects. So, Holbein won the audience not only in his homeland, but also abroad. His career began to flourish in 1515, when he and his brother moved to Basel, the cultural center and […]...
10. Description of the painting by Hans Holbein “Henry 8”Hans Holbein paid much attention to the transfer of plastic properties of objects, the formation of light. He was attracted to materials that were made from the things he portrayed. He very skillfully conveyed in the picture accessories, clothes that surround a person. In the history of painting, he entered as a very large master […]...
11. Description of the painting by Hans Holbein “Ambassadors”Holbein is one of the greatest German artists who created his own style in painting, preferring portraits and genre scenes. His “Ambassadors” is a picture showing two people frozen at a table littered with trifles. Here and lute, and the open book, and the book, laid the fabric tab, and the globe, and scrolls, and […]...
12. Description of the icon by Andrei Rublev “The Descent into Hell”According to the biblical commandments, after his death, Jesus went to hell and smashed the gates that held everyone who was there. He came there to allow the prisoners there to rise with him. After all, according to the canons, hell is evil, and not only the souls of sinners, but also some of the […]...
13. Description of the painting by Hans Holbein “Dead Christ”Holbein – one of the greatest German artists. He lived in the 16th century, was not rich, did not disdain handicraft work, most often wrote on religious or mythological themes. It is characterized by lightness and liveliness of the hand, attention to detail, some caustic sarcasm and the absence of a penchant for flattery. Among […]...
14. Description of the painting by Peter Rubens “Judgment of Paris”Rubens wrote on this popular subject of ancient times a number of magnificent paintings. Why was he attracted by this topic? The artist liked that it is possible to depict nude female bodies on the grand background of a magnificent landscape. We see Paris. He wears a traditional shepherd outfit. He very carefully considers the […]...
15. 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 – […]...
16. Description of the fresco by Giotto di Bondone “Lamentation of Christ”The frescoes of the Italian painter and architect Giotto marked by their birth the discovery of a completely different page in the narration of artistic history. Until the heyday of his work, sculptors of Italy followed the rules of the medieval and Roman ancient traditions of drawing. Painting Giotto breaks the connection with the painting […]...
17. Description of the painting by Michelangelo Buanarroti “The Conversion of Saul”The penultimate work of the legendary artist and architect Michelangelo was Saul’s Appeal. The painting was made as a fresco for one of the monasteries. It consists of two parts. The first part shows Jesus Christ directing the righteous fire on the Saul squad. He is surrounded by half-naked angels who either consider his action […]...
18. Description of the painting by Nicholas Ge “Conscience. Judas”1891; canvas, oil; 149 × 210; Tretyakov Gallery. The painting “Conscience. Judas” Nikolai Nikolayevich Gay refers the viewer to the biblical story of the thirteenth apostle, who sold his Master for thirty silver coins. The exposure, tones and colors used in the creation of this canvas are very peculiar: the dark, almost black picture suppresses […]...
19. Description of the painting by Nicholas Roerich “St. Francis of Assisi”“St. Francis of Assisi” was written by N. K. Roerich in 1932. This is the most revered Italian saint, he was portrayed by many artists. So this eminent author decided to draw the universal saint the way he saw him. Francis is depicted standing on a rock, below we see a city that whitens among […]...
20. Description of the painting by Peter Vereshchagin “View of the Moscow Kremlin”Petr Petrovich Vereshchagin (1834-1886) was a Russian landscape painter of the nineteenth century, the author of numerous panoramic views and everyday sketches. Born in the city of Perm, traveled a lot. His brushes belong to landscape images of various places in the Urals, Central Russia, Volga region, the Baltic Sea, Transcaucasia and other regions of […]...
21. Description of the painting by Raphael “Sistine Madonna”The picture depicts a woman with a child, but it is not just a woman, it is a maiden holding a blessed child in her arms. Her tender and at the same time sad look as if knows about what ungrateful future awaits her son. The child, on the contrary, is full of life, strength […]...
22. Description of the painting by Henri Matisse “The joy of life”In March 1906, the second exhibition of representatives of Fauvism took place. It was impossible not to notice the bright large picture of the leader of the Fauves, Henri Matisse, called the “Joy of Life.” The artist began to work on it a year earlier, staying in the south of France. Gathering impressions in the […]...
23. Description of the painting by Mikhail Scotty “Minin and Pozharsky”The Russian state of the late 16th – early 17th century is marked by events that went down in the history of the country as the Time of Troubles. The political and economic crisis of the country gave rise to a lot of clashes, both internal and external – a series of riots, invasions with […]...
24. Description of the painting by Boris Ioganson “Rabfak is coming”The canvas belongs to the brush of the Soviet artist Boris Ioganson. The painting was created in 1928 and fully reflects the Soviet reality of the represented era. “Rabfak is coming” – the picture is bright and bright, it is filled with the poetic spirit of the time, the desire for perfection, typical of youth. […]...
25. Description of the painting by Albrecht Durer “The Adoration of the Holy Trinity” (1511g.)One of the most solemn works of Durer is “The Adoration of the Holy Trinity”. In 1511, the painting was ordered by the artist merchant and owner of the copper workshop Matthias Landauer. The artist’s work was intended for the altar of the chapel in the poorhouse for 12 lone artisans, which was built by […]...
26. Description of the painting by Giotto di Bondone “The Presentation of the Lord” (1320-1325gg.)Italian artist Giotto, in his paintings reflected the biblical scenes. “The Candidate” is one of the representatives of the art of Di Bondone. The painting was painted by the artist in the period from 1320g. 1325 to The image is made with a high degree of realism. Giotto was the first of the artists who […]...
27. 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 […]...
28. 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. […]...
29. Description of the painting by Efim Volkov “Spring”In the works of Efim Volkov (1844 – 1920) nature occupies a special place. Immensely admired by the beauty of Russian nature, the painter during his life created a wide variety of landscapes in Central Russia. The picture “Spring” was painted with special love, which appeared in 1880 and depicts a quiet, remote corner of […]...
30. Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Woman with a head of roses”There are a lot of symbols in the picture, and it is also filled with the artist’s fears and expectations at the same time. The background of the canvas is the sky in the stars before dawn. And now, at such a pre-dawn time, two girlfriends are engaged in an ordinary women’s business: they are […]...
31. Description of the painting by Svyatoslav Roerich “Landscape”Svyatoslav Roerich – the son of the artist Nicholas Roerich, began to paint and sculpt from the earliest years. His mother, Elena, in every way encouraged her son’s aspiration for artistic creativity, collected drawing books for him, bought stuffed birds and insect collections for still lifes, collected multicolored stones. As a child, Svyatoslav was an […]...
32. Description paintings Alexei Savrasov “Elk Island in Sokolniki”Savrasov is true to himself. The landscapes in his performance are the most beautiful and authentic. Who would have thought that in Sokolniki, here in this mud, someday high-rise buildings would rise and pass asphalt roads? Here we have Sokolniki, which were once. And the same elk island, where elks are still found, and not […]...
33. Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “In the line of fire”In wartime, the artist came to serve in the military department in Petrograd. Therefore, what is military action, what is the life of officers and soldiers, he knows firsthand. In the painting “In the Line of Fire”, Petrov-Vodkin uses a tricolor color gram. Namely blue, yellow and red. In these colors and conveyed the image […]...
34. Description of the painting by Leonardo da Vinci “Madonna in the grotto” (Madonna in the rocks)This work of art was done in oil on the panel, and subsequently transferred to the canvas by Leonardo Da Vinci from a period of one thousand four hundred eighty-third to one thousand four hundred eighty-sixth year. The main feature of this work lies in the fact that it is one of the paintings, which […]...
35. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “The Triumph of Death”Peter Bruegel’s painting “The Triumph of Death” is unusually grim. It depicts the triumph of death that reigns in everything. One feels the truly global end of all mankind, although here, unlike the artist’s earlier paintings, there is no devilry. Suddenly it happened that the laws were interrupted, and a certain border between the kingdom […]...
36. Description of the painting by Paul Gauguin “Day of the deity”The painting “Day of the Deity” was written by Paul Gauguin in 1894 between the so-called “Tahitian” periods of his work. She is at the Chicago Institute of the Arts. This picture has become part of Gauguin’s many years of research and his creative interpretation of Polynesian mythology. The main figure, called taaroa, is the […]...
37. Description of the painting by Gustav Klimt “Beethoven Frieze”In 1902, an exhibition-memorial was held in the Viennese Secession, which was dedicated to the memory of the great Ludwig van Beethoven. Gustav Klimt saw genius in the musician, and in his creative activity – the embodiment of love. Especially for the exhibition in 1902, the artist created the Beethoven Frieze. The public reacted negatively […]...
38. Description of the engraving of Albrecht Dürer “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”Apocalypse is the world-famous cycle of wood engravings by Albrecht Dürer on a religious theme. The series, made by the German artist in the three-year period from 1496, consists of 15 works depicting the biblical revelation of the final judgment. Prints were published twice. And the most famous is the “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” […]...
39. Description of the painting by Vincent Van Gogh “Dance Hall”The representative of the post-impressionism, the artist departs from the concept of instantaneous transfer of the sensual – emotional picture of the world. He is trying to convey the deep – philosophical meaning of being. Small details, the rules of the physiological structure of the body and the central figures of the composition become unnecessary. […]...
40. Description of the painting by Peter Bruegel “Hunters in the snow”Like many artists of his time, the famous painter Peter Bruegel created a series of paintings called “The Seasons”. The best creation from this cycle and at the same time one of the best works of the artist is the painting “Hunters in the Snow”. The painting depicts an alpine village on a winter day. […]...