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Description of the painting by Vladimir Makovsky "From the Rain"

The rain has not yet broken out, but the air already smells of freshness, clouds appeared from behind the grove, which means that we must hurry. So the central character of Vladimir Makovsky’s painting “From the Rain” thinks. This guy is in the very center of the canvas. His features can be seen most often. The boy is curly, he has a piercing and funny look, a nose with a small potato and bright lips.
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Description of the painting Giorgione "Judith"

The canvas "Judith" is one of the most famous works of the artist. The picture was painted in oil on canvas. The canvas has dimensions 144 x 67 cm. Due to the fact that Giorgione did not sign his works, the painting is attributed to him in accordance with the stylistic features of the author's work. During the Renaissance, most artists willingly took up work on biblical subjects.
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Description of the painting by Ivan Shishkin “Twilight”

The trees in the paintings of I. Shishkin are especially majestic and monumental. Through them, the famous artist, master of the forest landscape, conveys the greatness of the forest. In this regard, the picture of "Twilight" is no exception. Moreover, the forest depicted at dusk makes it more mysterious and mysterious, as it should in principle be.
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Description of the painting by Konstantin Vasilyev "Mermaid"

In the picture of Konstantin Vasilyev, the mermaid is depicted in an unusual manner for the viewer. There is no hint of fabulousness or cartoon character image in the picture. The mermaid is written in the form of a pretty young girl who sits on the branches of a tree. I would like to recall the lines of Pushkin: "The mermaid is hanging on the branches ...".
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Description of the painting by Jean-Francois Millet “Angelus”

“Angelus Domini” is the name of a Catholic prayer that is read three times a day — morning, afternoon, and evening. The bells in the Catholic churches in the old days called upon believers to pray, and three times a day, cities and villages were filled with festive bells. He reminded that the Lord loves everyone, and it would be nice to thank him for the fact that the earth will give birth, for the fact that everyone is healthy and for the fact that the sun rises every day and does not stop rising in the future.
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