Etchings Alexander Suvorov
 

I come from a Paris, maybe open a bike - get out, for example, found that everyone knows Olga Florensky, which I discovered only recently.
On the other hand, all it knows, but nobody is saying nothing about it - or something is missing?
Be that as it may, today, when Vladimir gave a link to Learn Otdelnova Paul (http://pavel-otdelnov.livejournal.com/), I started watching it and saw the etchings of Alexander Suvorov.

Technical prowess is impressive, but I'm not interested in it as well, so to speak, the art of :)

With the permission of the Pasha, I hang them up here, look.

I'm having an association with Andrew Wyeth - I'm not talking about some kind of imitation, but in my opinion, there is a certain intimacy.
I really like these etchings - his mood that prevails in their silence. This is such a poor beauty, which I would not trade for luxury mansions with holotom and stucco, and (I apologize for flatulence, this excitement :))

P.S. And for investoroy is pure gold :D

It's just you because we are ashamed. I, personally, once it became embarrassing. It's good that the monitor can not see how my soup red. :)

A etchings is quite ... Besides masterovitye. However, nowadays it is already perceived as a concept
And the association I have for some reason with the same etchings Whistler

I think that is largely because of fear of "open wheel" on the forum there are relatively few new themes for individual artists. Though, that such a terrible to spread and discuss the artists even more famous than Florenskaya, the life of me I do not understand. Forum, one way or another, art lovers and here God Himself commanded to watch, share experiences, to "tune" the eyes ... And we are having at hand, all the riches of the Internet, and many besides, scanners, digital cameras, etc. sit, it happens every day in the section Evaluation and Attribution, discussing some secondary stuff ...

Somehow I did not feel it ... In Whistler's etchings, in my opinion, more air and light. It seems he is much more interesting environment than an object. Suvorov, in my view, by contrast, are more attracted by the texture of things (here, however, remember Wyeth), which is for him an important means of expression.