50 most influential people in Russia's art-2009 - Страница 2 - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

Евгений · 15.01.2010, 18:28

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And why forget himself - a talented artist and a reformer?

We discussed it http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showth...0135&highlight =%D0%9D%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C%D1%8F +%D0%9A%D1%83%D1%80%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2% D0%B0 & page = 3
but apparently expert advice ArtChronika not read the forum.

Сима · 15.01.2010, 19:16

One of my girlfriend pointed out in connection with this rating, that the most influential - the one man who moved the icon from the Russian museum to his dacha. In light of this event all the museum directors should be driven away beyond the list at all - what the hell, Petrova (with Piotrovsky and Lebedev (in particular).
As for Abramovich and Dasha - imagine that it is necessary to make such a rating on the last third of the 19 th century. You decide to go PM Tretyakov? But Alexander III? A Tsvetkova? etc. And the creators of artistic sense - Surikova or Polenova or Vrubel. Kulik Is not the creator of meanings? (quite seriously)

Кирилл Сызранский · 15.01.2010, 19:20

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A Tsvetkova?

Tsvetaeva, can ...

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the most influential - the one man who moved the icon from the Russian museum to his dacha.

He is not a work of art in this case, moved, and prayer his way to church cottage village.

Сима · 16.01.2010, 00:19

Cyril Syzransky, not really, it Tsvetkova.

Tsvetkovskaya Gallery
Museum of Russian art, donated in 1909 Moscow collector IE Tsvetkov. The museum was located in a house built for the gallery project VM Vasnetsov. The museum has presented works by Russian artists board, XVIII-XIX centuries. VV Borovikovsky, DG Levitsky, OA Kiprensky, VA Tropinin, AG Venetsianov, SF Shchedrin, AA Ivanova, VG Perov, NN Ge, NA Yaroshenko, IE Repin, VI Surikov, etc. In 1929, in violation of the will of the donor museum was closed and its assets transferred to the Tretyakov Gallery.

As for "prayer images", in this case, no matter how qualified, it is important that moved.

Кирилл Сызранский · 16.01.2010, 00:23

Understood, understood ...

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In 1929, in violation of the will of the donor museum was closed Jewish Bolsheviks

Or: " Bolshevik Jews "?

16.01.2010, 00:19	Язык оригинала: Русский #14
Сима Гуру Регистрация: 29.01.2009 Адрес: Москва Сообщений: 1,422 Спасибо: 2,395 Поблагодарили 2,244 раз(а) в 552 сообщениях Репутация: 4259	Cyril Syzransky, not really, it Tsvetkova. Tsvetkovskaya Gallery Museum of Russian art, donated in 1909 Moscow collector IE Tsvetkov. The museum was located in a house built for the gallery project VM Vasnetsov. The museum has presented works by Russian artists board, XVIII-XIX centuries. VV Borovikovsky, DG Levitsky, OA Kiprensky, VA Tropinin, AG Venetsianov, SF Shchedrin, AA Ivanova, VG Perov, NN Ge, NA Yaroshenko, IE Repin, VI Surikov, etc. In 1929, in violation of the will of the donor museum was closed and its assets transferred to the Tretyakov Gallery. As for "prayer images", in this case, no matter how qualified, it is important that moved. Миниатюры

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15.01.2010, 19:16	Язык оригинала: Русский #12
Сима Гуру Регистрация: 29.01.2009 Адрес: Москва Сообщений: 1,422 Спасибо: 2,395 Поблагодарили 2,244 раз(а) в 552 сообщениях Репутация: 4259	One of my girlfriend pointed out in connection with this rating, that the most influential - the one man who moved the icon from the Russian museum to his dacha. In light of this event all the museum directors should be driven away beyond the list at all - what the hell, Petrova (with Piotrovsky and Lebedev (in particular). As for Abramovich and Dasha - imagine that it is necessary to make such a rating on the last third of the 19 th century. You decide to go PM Tretyakov? But Alexander III? A Tsvetkova? etc. And the creators of artistic sense - Surikova or Polenova or Vrubel. Kulik Is not the creator of meanings? (quite seriously)