The theme of historical and everyday painting has always been popular and interesting among art connoisseurs. Andrei Petrovich Ryabushkin is a Russian painter who, through his works, conveyed the mood of the Russian people in the 17th century. From the age of 14, the artist becomes an orphan, and he is taken to Moscow for training. The Moscow Art College became for Andrei Ryabushkin a second home.
Among those who painted in the technique of realism, who professed the high ideals of classicism, it was considered not the best tone to portray the world in all its dirt. The fact that there is dirt in it was considered a well-known fact and not requiring sealing. They tried to capture the most sublime and ideal moments, which were worth it to convey them to the descendant.
This mysterious and full of hidden meaning of the canvas was written by the master of surrealism Salvador Dali in 1982. This is his last creation, dedicated to the unforgettable wife and muse. Gala was his love throughout his life, she gave him inspiration, joy and pain. Looking at the picture for the first time, you will not be able to say exactly what is depicted on it.
Conquered by a gentle face and a childish naive look, Serov chose his cousin for this picture. Mashenka Simonovich turned out to be a muse and an incentive for creativity for him. This girl became something truly close and dear to the author, therefore, after the painting “Girl with Peaches”, in 1888 “The Girl Shined by the Sun” slightly changed the writing style.
The canvases of the great Soviet artist Arkady Plastov always had a distinct difference, due to their simplicity and a certain amount of artlessness. His work, entitled “Tanya,” is no exception. The picture shows a young girl who is rather warmly dressed, which symbolizes the cold season.
The picture shows Parisians resting outside the city. The action is captured in the town of Chatou, where rowing enthusiasts just gathered. People sat under a canopy on the terrace of Furnes restaurant. The picture was created over several months. Renoir invited each of the characters depicted to pose separately.
