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A firefighter just super! "Work and the museum has a collection value and can represent creativity Ryazhskoe GG in museum collections." Well, never mind ...
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I agree great job, but DA Nalbandian "On the road to Jaipur" 1961 g.eto best that is in your collection.
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Yes, I'd make a post -
realism Russia, Honey 1930-1970, from the words of Socialist Realism, Russian avant-garde had already sick, was the same and normal, good painting ..
Stekol'shchikov VK (People's Artist of Russia) :".... two opposing trends in Soviet art - "vanguard" and "socialist realism" - claimed the championship in the most worthy reflection of the apotheosis of atheism. These antipodes dragged in their opposition to a large number of talented artists. But aside from the violent revolutionary, socialist, the lists continue to live a very different art which did not change their appearance depending on the political change.
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In contrast to the "vanguard" and "socialist realism" it existed not because of social change, but despite them. This is
traditional Russian realist art, which has always lived the same life as in politics bezrazlichyaye trees, birds, clouds and rivers, and under the same laws of God's world, whose image is lovingly expressed his creativity .. .. "
...." Unfortunately, quite often in Russian painting includes all that in one way or another connected with the Russian theme, so you should remember that no loud words, no declaration of patriotism and the Orthodox Church does not represent hudozhestaennoy value if they are not confirmed high performance skill. not necessarily trust what someone yells about his love for Russia. Most of the most heartfelt and sincere words spoken in low tones. Therefore, in the Moscow court yard "Polenova or in a small and surprisingly quiet film Savrasov The Rooks Have Arrived" is much more heat and love for the Fatherland, than in all the huge canvases, dictated by the viewer in other popular contemporary artists ....."
"... I think the most difficult in Russia, now account for just those artists who, while retaining an Orthodox world, continues the tradition of Russian painting.
If art does not yavlyaetsn national priority in their homeland. unlikely it may rasschityvat on love and understanding abroad. Who would want to put someone else above their own? This probably explains the fact that Western interest in Russian art vpolie exhausted "Mitki »....."
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Good words ..