The painting was painted in 1874. The landscape of Auvers was a favorite motif of the work of the Impressionists and Cézan, among others. It is simply amazing the maximum simplicity, special sketchiness and lively atmosphere. The landscape is very soft. From him comes a special peace. We feel how measured life is flowing. The whole space of the picture is occupied by houses located very close to each other.
The canvas of the outstanding artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky “Morning at Sea” was painted with oil on canvas. This work is dated 1849. The original size of the painting is 85x101 cm. Now the canvas is placed in the museum complex in Pavlovsk, among other artworks. The paintings by Ivan Aivazovsky clearly show the degree of his worldview, as well as his mastery.
If you are lucky enough to visit Yekaterinburg, then start exploring the sights of the city from the monument to the keyboard. Yes, yes, yes, it was her, now almost native computer keyboard in every home, who was given an honorable place in 2005. Initially, the project of Anatoly Vyatkin was timed to coincide with the festival on the history of Yekaterinburg, but it acquired neither officials nor status, nor recognition.
This picture is currently posted in the Tretyakov Gallery. For its writing, the stage image of the heroine of Rimsky-Korsakov’s opera “The Tale of Tsar Saltan” was used, set to the plot of Pushkin’s tale of the same name. Vrubel performed for the premiere of the opera of 1900 sketches for decoration and costumes, and the artist’s wife sang the part of the Princess Swans.
The picture of Isaac Levitan's “Evening” is a rather early work of his. The painting has a rather sad appearance, having underneath the moral background of the period from the life of Levitan, when, in early youth, fate turned out to be an orphan. This will fully reflect on the colors and colors of both this and other paintings written after .
Salvador Dali is a painter from Spain, who is one of the most prominent representatives of the surrealistic direction in art. After Salvador Dali was carried away by optical techniques, his next hobby was holography, after which the masterpiece comes out from under the brush of the master, called "Hermes".
