Jeroen Antonison van Aken or Jerome Bosch. Famous Dutch artist of the Northern Renaissance. 25 paintings and 8 drawings of 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 went down to Purgatory and knew all his circles, Jerome Bosch recreated human sins on his canvas, according to the religious canons of his time.

The painting was painted in 1919. Many artists loved such a genre of painting as landscape. It was in nature that artists directly reflected their own feelings and innermost thoughts. The background of many of Kustodiev's works was precisely the winter landscape. We see festivities. The artist himself seems to be on a dais, from which he sees everything that is happening.

Many of the works of the genius have been lost. This applies to his paintings, which did not survive the battle with time. Many can only be guessed from the written information of authoritative contemporaries of Michelangelo. Among these lost masterpieces are the Mourning, Resurrection, and Crucifixion paintings of Christ, all of which were commissioned by Vittoria Colonna, the beloved master.

Rembrandt is a Dutch painter, representative of the Golden Age and one of the best masters. He was known during his lifetime, had many students, among whom are famous and talented artists, preferred historical scenes and portraits. He loved to paint people, almost all of his work was dedicated to this, not singing, but showing them the way they are, not despising for nothingness, not trying to subjugate the world to him, but simply showing, introducing the viewer to think and judge for himself.

Pimenov is an impressionist, and, like all his colleagues, puts momentum at the forefront. A shining moment, containing the whole world and many meanings. Like most impressionists, his paintings are very cheerful, very bright, they catch in their frozen eternity some seconds from the life of ordinary people and show them to others.

In the painting "Spring", three inextricable directions from each other found their place. These are the directions in the style of which science, philosophy and art developed. Courtly, pompous style, often in this style at that time lovers were portrayed. The antique style in the picture represents motifs from myths of Ancient Greece, as well as their characters.