Vladimir Weisberg. From color to light

Vladimir Weisberg (1924-1985) - an outstanding Russian artist and theorist of art - belongs to a generation, the formation of which was in the era of "thaws". In his work, he went from impressionist-color painting to light, almost monochrome paintings. Weisberg did not set himself the tasks of impressing or shocking contemporaries. His goal was to prove that the harmony of the world can be embodied in picturesque matter.
Anna Chudetskaya, a well -known art critic, the keeper of the collection of works by V. Weisberg in the Plane named after A.S. Pushkin, since 1997 has been studying his heritage. Based on documentary evidence, she tried to trace all the stages of life and the formation of the artist’s picturesque manner. The reader is given the opportunity to evaluate the art of Vladimir Weisberg in all his diversity.
A richly illustrated publication is addressed to a wide range of art lovers of the twentieth century