ARTIST PETR PETROVICH KONCHALOVSKY

"Всякие flowers (still life with flowers and watering can)"

Pyotr Konchalovsky – a prominent Russian and Soviet painter, who was lucky to be recognized during his lifetime. And today the paintings and graphics of the artist are happy to get museums and collectors not only Russia, but also European countries..

the career of Petr Konchalovsky was a long one: starting with a classical painting, he went through a search for new ways of expression and eventually returned to a realistic style. Early paintings Konchalovsky written under a clear influence of the French postimpressionist Paul Cezanne that it was called" российским Cezanne"

a Special place in painting Konchalovsky has always occupied a still life, particularly flowers. The artist said he was writing them for reasons similar to those for which the pianists play scales is a difficult and necessary exercise. The artist himself claimed that:

"Цветок can"t write" так yourself", simple matchname, it is necessary to study, and as deep as everything else". (Pyotr Konchalovsky)

"Всякие flowers (still life with flowers and watering can)"

Pyotr Konchalovsky – a prominent Russian and Soviet painter, who was lucky to be recognized during his lifetime. And today the paintings and graphics of the artist are happy to get museums and collectors not only Russia, but also European countries..

the career of Petr Konchalovsky was a long one: starting with a classical painting, he went through a search for new ways of expression and eventually returned to a realistic style. Early paintings Konchalovsky written under a clear influence of the French postimpressionist Paul Cezanne that it was called" российским Cezanne"

a Special place in painting Konchalovsky has always occupied a still life, particularly flowers. The artist said he was writing them for reasons similar to those for which the pianists play scales is a difficult and necessary exercise. The artist himself claimed that:

"Цветок can"t write" так yourself", simple matchname, it is necessary to study, and as deep as everything else". (Pyotr Konchalovsky)