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Spring in the western region by Leonard Turzhansky

Spring in the western region by Leonard Turzhansky

In the landscape “Spring in the Western Territory” affected Turzhansky’s love for the countryside with its eternal motives. It is as if accidentally snatched the view of a corner of the countryside with a white church in the background and peasant houses surrounded by fences. The entire canvas is as if filled with the rays of the spring sun.

The artist uses a free, sketchy manner of writing, in which a large role is assigned to a colorful brushstroke – a broad, juicy, loaded with paint, tangibly conveying the flesh of things. The Turzhansky does not aspire to multi-color painting, it limits its palette in several colors, extracting from them an increased sonority. It is characterized by the stability of color, the inviolability of tone and a deep correspondence with the content of Russian nature.

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