Le travail est attisé par une sensation subtile et un sens de la nature. Le sculpteur a un riche don de composition et transmet parfaitement les caractéristiques d’un corps humain statique, prêt à tout moment pour un mouvement énergétique.
Morpheus – dans la mythologie antique, le dieu des rêves. Publier en 1897 de l’Académie des Arts
(No Ratings Yet)Related Paintings:
- Morfei by Ivan Prokofiev The work is fanned by a subtle sensation and a sense of nature. The sculptor has a rich gift of composition and perfectly conveys the features of a static human...
- Buste d’AF Labzin – Ivan Prokofiev Le buste n’est pas très expressif psychologiquement, mais très véridique en transmettant les caractéristiques individuelles du visage représenté. Alexander Fedorovich Labzin – écrivain, franc-maçon. Depuis 1799 – Secrétaire de conférence...
- Morfei – Ivan Prokofiev El trabajo es avivado por una sensación sutil y un sentido de la naturaleza. El escultor tiene un rico don de composición y transmite perfectamente las características de un cuerpo...
- Busto A. F. Labzina – Ivan Prokofiev El busto no se distingue por una gran expresividad psicológica, pero es muy veraz en la transferencia de las características individuales de la persona retratada. Alexander F. Labzin – escritor,...
- Bust A. F. Labzina by Ivan Prokofiev The bust is not distinguished by great psychological expressiveness, but it is very truthful in the transfer of the individual features of the portrayed person. Alexander F. Labzin – writer,...
- Donkey at school by Peter Brueghel The population of the Netherlands had a high level of education. An Italian traveler even suggested that everyone could read and write. Bruegel chuckles at the zeal of his countrymen...
- Inspiration by Gustave Moreau Traditionally, watercolor was considered a “low genre”, but from about the middle of the 19th century, people began to take it more seriously. In his early years, Moreau used watercolor...
- Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan by Ilya Repin This is one of the examples of the artist’s reference to historical subjects, which caused him to associate with the events of modern Russian life. For the first time the...
- Nekrasov in the period of the Last Songs by Ivan Kramskoy The order of the portrait of the Russian classic Nikolai Alekseevich Nekrasov came from Kramskoy from Pavel Tretyakov – the great patron wanted to collect portraits of all outstanding people...
- Portrait of James Stewart by Anthony Van Dyck In the heyday of his work, the best Flemish portraitist Antonis Van Dyke worked at the court of King Charles I. He created a gallery of portraits of the English...
- Dans la plaine – Ivan Shishkin Le nom de l’image est tiré du poème de A. F. Merzlyakov “Solitude”. Le tableau “Dans la plaine…” a été créé sur la base du poème du même nom d’Alexei...
- Sea shore by Ivan Aivazovsky The painting “Seashore” is one of the first masterpieces of the great Master. It was written in 1840, when young Aivazovsky was sent to the Crimea for independent work. Still...
- Interior with table by Vanessa Bell In this work, one of the typical receptions for Vanessa Bell – a combination of landscape and interior. A table by the window for the artist – to pour an...
- Native window by Natalia Goncharova This penetratingly thin, unsophisticated plot is full of sincerity, warmth. Before us is just a window of the old house – with a cracked wooden frame, peeling paint. On the...
- Place d’Amsterdam – Jacob van Ruisdal La peinture du peintre hollandais Jacob van Reisdal “Square in Amsterdam”. La taille de l’image est de 52 x 65 cm, huile sur toile. Dans sa jeunesse, de 1650 à...
- Portrait of N. I Petrunkevich at the open window by Nikolay Ge Very unusual for the artist’s portrait. Natalia Ivanovna Petrunkevich lived nearby Ge. They were friends with the artist. The girl came to him, and read while standing at the open...
- Roses on the window by Igor Grabar On the window sill of the open window in the basket there is a large bouquet of roses – soft pink, white, cream, so many that almost no dark green...
- Christ in the desert by Ivan Kramskoy In the picture of Kramskoy, the desert gives the impression of a cold, icy space in which life can not and can not exist. A mighty vertical like the figure...
- Ivan Tsarevich et la chaleur de l’oiseau – Ivan Bilibin Devant nous est une illustration du célèbre conte de fées. Bilibin est un vrai maître qui a réussi à transmettre la beauté particulière de ce genre étonnant. Les contes nous...
- Ivan le Terrible et son fils Ivan – Ilya Repin C’est l’un des exemples de l’attrait de l’artiste pour des sujets historiques qui l’a amené à s’associer aux événements de la vie russe moderne. Pour la première fois, l’idée d’écrire...