This creative person was born in Mexico in 1907. For all her tragic biography, she was a cheerful and cheerful woman with her mystery and a dream of a new future. It was this that allowed her to paint all her heartaches and pain, tears and loss of the incomprehensible, and much more that linked her fate when painting.
The canvas of the outstanding artist Venetsianov is full of mysteries: who is this girl and when was her portrait painted. The answer to the first question was never found. As for the second, it is considered to be the time of the creation of the picture of the 30s. This is one of the few works of the artist, which he did not recall in his letters.
Today, Ge's painting “The Last Supper” is considered a powerful work, reflecting the specifics of the artist’s perception of the biblical myth. In a small room with high ceilings and stone walls, in one of the houses of the city of Jerusalem there is an ordinary couch, on which Jesus leaned with his head bowed.
The oil painting “I and the Village” was painted by Marc Chagall in 1911. On the canvas Chagall depicted not even a village, but his native city - Vitebsk, which he named the village because of its eternal serenity and harmonious coexistence of man and nature. the composition of the picture shows obvious elements of cubism, in addition, the division into sectors intersecting lines intersecting at different angles is striking.
1880 Landscape painted on canvas with oil. An accurate and deep image of autumnal nature in an oak grove. Levitan was very fond of nature and in this picture revealed his love as fully as possible. The landscape depicts oak trunks, picturesquely scattered throughout the space of the picture. Crowns intertwine with each other, forming a stunning autumn foliage dome with its brightness and color saturation.
"Magpie" - a picture of Claude Monet, painted in 1968 and is now in the Paris Museum of Orsay. At first glance, the picture seems very simple, it shows wattle sitting on a gate of magpie, fruit trees, a house on the side and snow. It can be seen that wide and quick strokes were applied to the canvas. But this visual simplicity literally captivates the viewer, forcing to peer into the image.
