Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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Author
Nilus Petr Aleksandrovich
Creation period:
1932
Material, technique:
oil, canvas
The size:
72.0х90.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
KP-4857
Inventory number:
Zh-2405
Reni Guido is an Italian painter of the Bologna school, baroque master, graduate of the Bologna Academy of Arts, who became the conductor and heir of her pictorial tradition and pedagogical system. Directly Reni studied under Annibale Carracci, was, like his teacher, a fan of antiquity and Raphael.
After moving to Rome, Guido Reni helps Carracci in the frescoes of the Farnese Gallery, and also studies Caravaggio painting. After the death of the teacher in 1609, Guido Reni, having already gained fame, will become in fact the head of the picturesque school of Rome, the central figure in the circle of Bolognese masters working here.
The influence of the picturesque manner of Caravaggio was reflected in many works by Guido Reni, including in the famous canvas “Beating the Babies”. Dynamic composition and drama, theatricality and decorativeness are inherent in this work. A particularly expressive figure of a mother with a baby in her arms, with a cry escaping from the murderer, with a knife.
Throughout his creative work Reni will remain faithful to his style, based on a rich palette of bright cold colors and dynamic composition. Although over time, the painter’s manner of painting will become more subtle: the colors will become more transparent, the images more sad and tender.
Guido Reni became one of the models for imitation in the system of European academic studies in the XVII-XIX centuries, as the most faithful follower of the classic principle of combining idealization and naturalness. The art of Guido Reni had a great influence on the masters of academic direction in European art.
Author
Romanovich Sergey Mikhailovich
Creation period:
1940s
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
35.0х50.5 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
KP-793
Inventory number:
G-1578
Author
Malyutin Sergey Vasilyevich
Creation period:
1923
Material, technique:
oil, canvas
The size:
89.0 x71.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
VOHM KP-7352
Inventory number:
Zh-160
Author
Schukin Yuri Prokopevich
Creation period:
1933
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
83.0х83.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
VMIA KP-736
Inventory number:
G-1546
Author
Nesterov Mikhail Vasilyevich
Creation period:
1921
Material, technique:
oil, canvas
The size:
82.0х69.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
VOHM KP-7288
Inventory number:
Zh-45
Author
Dobuzhinsky Mstislav Valerianovich
Creation period:
1912
Material, technique:
watercolor on cardboard
The size:
34.0х40.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
VOHM KP-7623
Inventory number:
G-1189
Author
Lagorio Lev Feliksovich
Creation period:
1895
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
80.0х105.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
VOHM KP-7648
Inventory number:
G-168
Author
Aivazovsky Ivan Konstantinovich
Creation period:
1867
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
61.0 x83.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
–
Inventory number:
Zh-9
Author
Meschersky Arseny Ivanovich
Creation period:
1884
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
157.0х122.0 cm
Place of creation:
unknown
Number on MIC (KP):
VOHM KP-8514
Inventory number:
G-375