“Self-portrait” (another name for the picture “Self-portrait in clothes trimmed with fur”) is one of the artist’s famous paintings, stored for a long time in his family and not intended for the general public. In the self-portrait we still see a fairly young man with a beautiful face (the artist writing time was not even 30 years).
1890 oil painting on canvas by the artist A very deep canvas reflecting the whole tragedy of the author’s life. The essence of the image is reduced to the figures of prisoners who roam in a circle, taking a day's walk. She passes under vigilant and vigilant supervision, which further exacerbates the already sad situation of these people.
The Saratov State Art Museum of Radishchev exhibits in its halls a masterpiece of Russian fine art - the work of Morning by Nikolai Petrovich Krymov. This Soviet artist always preferred landscapes, which, in his understanding, should reflect the fullness, breadth and inexpressible beauty of Russian nature.
Judith is a female character; she is a widow who saved her entire Jewish family from enemies. The Assyrians besieged her hometown, the widow had to change clothes and go to the camp of the damned foe. She was a very attractive maid and the commander of the enemy side could not ignore her charms. In his wards he was comforted by a beautiful body and drank wine.
Rylov was a master of landscapes in a symbolist spirit. He was a direct student of Kuindzhi. The artist loved the most holistic images, special lighting, an unusual understanding of light. The whole landscape is permeated with an incredibly joyful feeling. The space is built in a special way. It was this manner that was characteristic of the painter.
Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin writes his next masterpiece, which has the name "Along the Sea." In this picture, he maximally reveals the beauty of the forest, which is spread over the expanses of the earth and borders on the coastline of a sandy beach, directly in front of the sea. The panorama itself, shows all this beauty from the side of the hill, which is only slightly inscribed by the artist, in the foreground of the canvas.
