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
+7 (473) 255-38-67
Shevchenko Vasily Ivanovich
Creation period:
1991
Material, technique:
oil, hardboard
The size:
80.0 x 90.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838591
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5802
Inventory number:
F-2639
Shevchenko Vasily Ivanovich
Creation period:
1990s
Material, technique:
oil, hardboard
The size:
55,0×67,0
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838589
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5841
Inventory number:
F-2678
Vasily Ivanovich Shevchenko
Creation period:
1995
Material, technique:
oil, cardboard
The size:
99.0×109.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838588
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5833
Inventory number:
F-2670
Shevchenko Vasily Ivanovich
Creation period:
1996
Material, technique:
oil, hardboard
The size:
76.0×98.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838582
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5803
Inventory number:
F-2640
Vasily Ivanovich Shevchenko
Creation period:
1970s
Material, technique:
oil, hardboard
The size:
75.0 x 76.7 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838583
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5838
Inventory number:
F-2675
Shevchenko Vasily Ivanovich
Creation period:
1995
Material, technique:
oil, cardboard
The size:
102.0 x 120.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838586
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5811
Inventory number:
F-2648
Shevchenko Vasily Ivanovich
Creation period:
1992
Material, technique:
oil, paper on plywood
The size:
69,0×110,0
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838584
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5814
Inventory number:
F-2651
Vasily Ivanovich Shevchenko
Creation period:
1991
Material, technique:
oil, hardboard
The size:
50.0×67.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
7838585
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-5846
Inventory number:
F-2683
Drawing “Savior in a crown of thorns”, created in 1906, is a sketch of an icon for the Cathedral of the Entry into the Temple of the Most Holy Theotokos – the regimental church of the Semyonovsky Life Guards Regiment, built in 1837-1842 according to the project of Konstantin Ton in St. Petersburg. The icon case with the image was installed on a marble tomb in which the remains of three Semyonovites who died during the suppression of unrest in Moscow in December 1905, and the commander of the Semyonovsky regiment, Major General G.A. Mine, killed in a terrorist attack in August 1906. The cathedral was destroyed in 1933, and a public garden was laid out in its place. After 1934, the image of the Savior in the Crown of Thorns is considered lost.
Four photocopies were made from the drawing (the original is kept in the Vyatka Art Museum named after V.M. and A.M. Vasnetsovs), the exhibited copy – one of them – was donated to V.M. Vasnetsov to the artist S.V. Malyutin, as a token of gratitude and recognition for the creation of his portrait. In the lower right corner there is an inscription made by V.M. Vasnetsov: “Sincerely and deeply respected Sergei Vasilyevich Malyutin – V. Vasnetsov 1915 October 27.” S. Malyutin admired V. Vasnetsov, his creative credo, adherence to principles and consistency. He accompanied the completed portrait with the words: “A handsome man in everything!” Now this portrait is kept in the collection of the Vyatka Art Museum named after V.M. I am. Vasnetsov. In December 1920, a photocopy with an autograph of Viktor Vasnetsov was donated to the Voronezh Museum of Local Lore by Sergei Malyutin. The gift was passed on through Yuri Ivanovich Uspensky, a collector and museum worker.
You can get acquainted with the work with a ticket to the permanent exhibition of the museum.
The exhibition will be available from 10 to 28 November 2021.
On November 3, at 12.00 pm, the museum will conduct an online broadcast of the lecture “A.E. Arkhipov at the turn of the epochs “dedicated to the work of the Russian painter, itinerant Abram Efimovich Arkhipov.
The broadcast will take place in the VKontakte museum group.
Abram Efimovich Arkhipov (1862-1930) – a native of a poor peasant family, thanks to work and perseverance, achieved the highest titles of the artist. Continuing the peasant genre, he reduced the social acuteness in it and approached the person himself, to the search for a national type, moving from the genre to the portrait. The famous “Washerwomen”, written by him at the turn of the century, were a turning point in his work, combining radically different trends of the time and the artist’s interests. Through the crisis and searches, Abram Arkhipov created a series of “red peasant women” of the 1910s-1920s, which repeatedly visited exhibitions in Russia and abroad, and in 1924, at the International Exhibition in Venice, his “Young mistress” was the first purchased work in Soviet pavilion.
At the lecture, you will learn how Arkhipov transformed the peasant genre, what kind of artistic revolution took place in his realistic painting, and why the artist’s works, among the “junior Itinerants”, were not always allowed to the exhibitions of the Association.
Lecturer – the museum’s guide Daria Frolova.