Van Gogh, a little more than two weeks before he lost his life with a revolver, painted the picture “Crows in a Wheat Field”. The canvas was completed in July 1890. This work of painting was the last painted picture of the artist, although many researchers do not agree with this. Vincent so tragically passed away through unsolved problems with his family and finances.
Another stunning landscape of Levitan "Late Autumn." This time is one of his favorite seasons. Of course, it is impossible not to sing the beauty of autumn with its riot of colors of a withering nature. The canvas is painted in a quite familiar manner to the author of a gloomy landscape. Nature is depicted without excessive gloss exactly as it appears to the viewer in reality.
The painting was painted in oil on canvas in 1877. The canvas was painted by artists based on a previously developed plot. Who knows why they got into this broad-leaved forest. Perhaps they just walked, went for berries or flowers.
Van Dyck gravitated to painting portraits, especially he loved to paint portraits exclusively of nobles, dignitaries. As for the portrait of Maria Louise de Tassis, it is the top of perfection. At the moment, in all of Europe, this particular female portrait is the most famous and popular. Turning directly to the portrait itself, one cannot fail to appreciate the filigree with which the master prescribes small details of the costume, jewelry and other things.
Somov is a Russian artist of the late 19th century who preferred portraits and landscapes. He usually worked in the Art Nouveau style, which is characterized by attention to detail, the absence of sharp straight lines in favor of naturalness and smoothness, and the desire to bring art to all spheres of human life thus mutually ennobling them.
The artist created his famous landscape “Autumn on the Tosna River” back in the 1920s. However, it still fascinates with its beauty and charm of any viewer. His work is distinguished by a complex composition, expressed by many elements and details, as well as by active color moments. With his own forces Rylov wanted to capture that beautiful moment that he himself saw.