Story "The Cat with a bird in his mouth." This is a parable? What does it mean?

[Meister]

Well, not everything must be reduced to such simplicity ... absolutely do not agree that the aggressive plot shows what is the natural aggression of the artist ... perhaps the artist (I'm not talking about Yakovlev) excited at the moment it is precisely this issue and he wanted to convey share their experiences with others ... the essence of painting is to convey emotions, whatever they were ...


Nik, I will explain why we are trying to find the answer to this question ... understanding of the origins of the plot is one of the most important factors in understanding the artist's work, and, accordingly, its value and significance ...

[lerm]

You know, on your forum so interesting! and I am so glad that they had found it
Thanks

[Vladimir]

http://blindkamikadze.livejournal.com/293553.html

Topic does not let go.
Here is the latest cat with bird St. Petersburg artist Gregory said.

[Vladimir]

Next Tuesday in MAMMA opens the exhibition of Vladimir Yakovlev. Especially for her will be brought from France graphic cat with a bird Picasso. Read more here: http://artinvestment.ru/news/exhibit..._yakovlev.html

His own style and his own way in art Yakovlev finds in the late 1950's-after arriving in Moscow the famous exhibition of Pablo Picasso (the Pushkin Museum to them. A. S. Pushkin, 1956) and exhibition of contemporary Western European and American art, held in the framework of the VI world festival of youth and students in 1957. That's when the meeting Yakovleva with the work of Picasso, which had on it a powerful effect. In particular, under the influence of Picasso and Yakovlev himself spoke directly about this relationship - in painting and drawing Yakovlev appears motif of a cat with a bird. Now that the Picasso painting "Cat devouring a bird" (1939), which Yakovlev seen in Moscow, is in the permanent exhibition of the National Museum of Pablo Picasso (Paris). At the exhibition in MAMMA, you will see the graphic works of Picasso from the collection of the Paris Museum with the same motive - in particular, "the Cat that eats the cock" (1953).

[Vladimir]

Originally Posted by Vladimir

MAMMA opens the exhibition of Vladimir Yakovlev

Photos here: http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showth...=1#post3295031 Cats will copy that was not dispersed.