Ilya Ivanovich Mashkov studied with famous artists of that time - Korovin and Serov. With an exceptional ability to color, the artist painted magnificent, vibrant and expressive still lifes. In his paintings, Mashkov actively used textured and color techniques, with which he conveyed the existence of specific objects in their own created environment.
Makovsky is a Russian artist who adhered to the academic style and became famous for paintings depicting the somewhat idealized Russia of past centuries. Sometimes it is attributed to the Wanderers who opposed their own version of the Academy of Arts Academy and draw inspiration from folk tales and folk life.
Surikov is a true Russian painter. The formal side is subordinate to the substantive. This is necessary in order to create a general poetic impression among the audience. He was able to completely neglect the beauty of the forms that were characteristic of academicism. The artist was completely surrendered to the power of his inspiration.
The painting was painted in 1616. The hippo is depicted much less than in reality. But when viewed as a whole, the appearance of the animal is conveyed correctly. Fangs protrude from the mouth of the hippo. Rubens created a series of paintings on the theme of hunting. The viewer pays tribute to the skill of the painter, but at the same time feels a certain implausibility of what is happening.
Krymov - a famous Soviet painter, teacher. The painting “Under the Sun” is a vivid example of Russian impressionism. The canvas to some extent resembles the paintings of Van Gogh - the same strokes applied one after another, creating a texture and forming a rhythm, movement, the same contrasting and somewhat implausible, but bright and vibrant colors.
Salvador Dali paints a picture of Hitler’s mystery in 1937. It is generally accepted that on the canvas the artist shows his concern about the imminent start of World War II. Dali was very interested in the fate and personality of Hitler, could not determine until the end of his relationship to him.