Holbein is one of the greatest German artists, who created his own style in painting, preferred portraits and genre scenes. His "Ambassadors" is a picture showing two people frozen at a table littered with trifles. Here is a lute, and an open book, and a book laid with a fabric bookmark, and a globe, and scrolls, and a candle.
On the famous canvas "In Abramtsevo Park" the artist Ostroukhov depicted young forest thickets. Our view reveals a real idyll: the splendor of golden leaves, autumn trees resembling maples, leafy park paths, as well as ordinary benches made of wood - all the beauty of the autumn landscape.
Monet is a French Impressionist, like all his colleagues in the genre, who sought to most fully grasp the surrounding reality and transfer it to paper, since time is running out constantly and unable to catch human power, if not with a brush and paints. caricatures - with their help gained early fame and was very popular in his city.
The painting was painted by Claude Monet in 1880. The painter was a true master of landscapes. His impressionist paintings amaze the audience with a special touch and incredibly deep sound. We feel a special impression of the artist from the fact that he contemplates nature. Every second something new happens, the shade of objects constantly changes due to different lighting.
The church, which was repeatedly depicted by great artists on canvases, is one of the greatest monuments of ancient Russian architecture - the Church of the Intercession on the Nerl. The famous Russian painter Sergei Gerasimov did not ignore this church either. He was not so much interested in the architectural setting of the building, as in the area, the landscape that surrounded him.
The Spanish artist and decorator Pablo Picasso was the founder of cubism in the genre of painting. His works were permeated by the era of classicism. This orientation was accompanied by strict canons, which gave the images forms corresponding to the universe. The artist loved the cubic style, as the paintings were distinguished by their subtlety of conveying feelings.
