Religious painting "The Baptism of Christ."
 

One of my new revenues - religious paintings in the "iconic" board plot "Epiphany", oil, size 44 x 40 cm

In this regard, I have a question - can you try to "bind" the job in style to a particular painter?

Thanks in advance for opinions.
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Interesting in their own thing.
How would the circle Yevgraf Sorokina , but with some influence of the French academic painting coloristic 1860-1870 's.
The style is quite individual and do not seem to copy from any lithography.
In this figure is drawn from the front a bit awkward (as well Evgraf Sorokin taught his students to paint , it is possible that this is any student School of Painting , Sculpture and Architecture early years of schooling ).

In general, even this safe to say anything , in my opinion , it is impossible , the picture could have been written much later , and ...

In principle, rummage for different albums would be worth ...

Igor, thank you.
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I'm looking at the figure of Jesus Christ to the present work , come to the conclusion that its author was not a professional academic training .
Look, if you mentally to straighten his right arm and otustit it lengthwise of the body - where it will be ?
The hand is too large for the figure , and the body itself is not very proportional - to the waist portion of a lot more of the following, so to speak.
Yes, and the Baptist raised arm too large , indicating that increased attention to these details of the artist at the expense of the anatomy .
In modern works such example is of course relevant, but in this ... I do not know ...

With the exact anatomy of the mess (and the size of the hands, feet and completeness).

Although the Savior - on the move.
One leg is still in the water, bent at the second step, the "flying" above ground "platform."

One friend "sins" on Shakhovsky.
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At Nicholas?
On the academic?

Well Well, I gave the picture.
Others did not like.
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Did not believe his eyes, asked.
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In the above sketch, too, with his hands is not all right ...
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