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Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky
Voila!
Battles.
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You casually read the article published in the first post of this topic, if not read it.
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Сообщение от Tjutchev
In January 1841 Bogolyubov, with seventeen years old, graduated from the Marine Corps and was released with the rank of warrant officer and since then constantly went to foreign vessels.
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As you can see in 1841 was Bogolyubov
17 and he had just graduated from
Sea Cadet Corps. Given that this work has written a schoolboy who did not study at art school, and in the Sea Cadet Corps, where he was forbidden to paint, this work is impressive. Is not it?
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Сообщение от Tjutchev
In 1832, Alexey Bogolyubov was given to the Alexander juvenile case, where two years later he was transferred to the Naval Cadet Corps. Even then Bogolyubov discovered a great love for drawing. The young artist was "... a desperate gaiety and mischievous disposition ...". "A passion for painting ruined me, too, - he remembered - because I hit in his leisure hours in the cartoons, which also augmented my troubles."
Once Bogolyubov was nearly hit by drawing a caricature of the examination board. Its simple, but take my word that he would not draw until I wear epaulettes.
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to make conclusions about the artist's work, relying on his child's picture, in my opinion, stupid.
Fight 12-gun Luger "Maximum" under the command of Lieutenant NF Metlina with the Greek 60-gun corvette "Sketsiya in Monastery Bay (the island of Paros) July 27, 1832. 1841
Oil on canvas. 39 x 60 cm