We see a grand canvas. The artist was able to portray contemporary peasant Russia. It arises, as if from some wonderful haze. It is simply impossible to capture the whole earth, it is so huge. The artist looks at fields, hills, rivers and copses from a great height, it seems that he soars with the birds.
Shishkin has two canvases with the same name, "Misty Morning." But both canvases are so beautiful that I want to talk about them. On the first canopy we see a full-flowing river, on the banks of which a forest grows. Somewhere in the distance the forest is shrouded in fog, but here the fog is barely guessed nearby. And whether he has already been here, or else these beaches have yet to plunge into this white veil.
Eduard Manet, when he painted this picture, obviously already then, was quite dismissive of all the official positions of art, so this masterpiece is quite apparently different from all his previous works that were written until 1863. It’s good or bad, definitely not it seems possible, but the fact that such a moment had a place to be is obvious.
This work of art was done in oil on a panel, and later transferred to the canvas of Leonardo Da Vinci with a period of one thousand four hundred eighty-third to one thousand four hundred and eighty-six. The main feature of this work is that it is one of the paintings that was completely successful reveal all the skills of the great painter Leonardo Da Vinci.
This is perhaps one of the most famous paintings by Picasso. The artist wrote his masterpiece in 1905. "Girl on the ball" marks a new period in the work of Pablo Picasso, which researchers called "pink." The artist’s canvases are becoming more cheerful and positive. The main characters of his paintings at this time are people of circus art.
Volga nature is a special northern nature. Well, in any case, those places that Savrasov depicted on his canvases are just the north of Central Russia, that is, Yaroslavl and the territories closest to this city. And the summer here is special - it can be rainy, but it can be hot and even choking. Here on this canvas, the artist depicted an already harvested field.