Shishkin is recognized as one of the famous Russian artists of the 19th century, who gained world fame through landscapes. The most famous painting of this artist is “Morning in

The painting is based on the same poem by M. Yu. Lermontov. In the picture, the theme of loneliness is heard. On an inaccessible bare rock, in the midst of

The burette was written in 1888. The dramatic action unfolds as if on a stage. Fallen spruce trees create a complex picture of the movement. Vertical lines intersect with oblique

The last two decades of the XIX century were the time of the highest flowering of the landscape painter’s talent, the most important, most fruitful period of his work. Shishkin

II Shishkin is a recognized master in the depiction of landscapes. We have the opportunity to admire Russian nature, looking at his beautiful paintings. In the painting “Felling forests” we

Painting “Walking through the forest,” written by Ivan Shishkin in 1869 is very colorful, it is full of summer sunshine and positive. In this work, the artist painted a forest

In this picture, the artist pours out his love for his native land. It is a vivid testimony of why Shishkin is called the “king of the forest”. In the

In the picture we see a corner of a pine forest flooded with the summer sun. Whitewashed sandy paths indicate that the sea is likely to be nearby. The whole

It is difficult to imagine Russian painting without paintings by Ivan Shishkin, who affirm the greatness of our native land. For hours you can stand by this cloth, listening to

A large epic painting “Evening in the Pine Forest” was created in 1875. This work of I. I. Shishkin can be found in the State Museum of Fine Arts of

On domestic space, you will not find a second such “hit” painting, the plot of which is present on a rarity grandmother’s coverlet, embroidered dumpling, tablecloths, plates and even on

Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin is not just an outstanding artist, but, above all, a great master of landscape painting. Most of all, the artist liked to create forest landscapes, representing beech,

Shishkin’s painting shows a meadow surrounded by a grove. Striking distance and breadth of the landscape, which bribes painfully familiar motive. Figures of peasants and grazing cows do not occupy

How many-sided is Russian nature! Each time of the year is unique, beautiful in its own way. The change of seasons always brought invariable inspiration to poets and artists alike.

The whole picture is very beautiful, spacious, lively. In the center there is a small quiet river. The day is so calm and windless that there is not the slightest