Seasons. Spring
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At no other time of the year, nature does not seem so beautiful: the spring is blooming, fields and gardens bloom, birds sing. Similar to a fairy tale, a new life is born. Artists tell about the spring in the paintings, and they are full of light, paints and hope for the future.
Spring Nature comes to life and, as if trying to catch up, "coming out of the banks". At no other time of the year, it does not seem so beautiful: rivers flow, flower meadows, fields and gardens, flying birds and, creating families, tell about it in their songs. Similar to a good fairy tale, a new life is born. And the person also begins to recreate it: the tools will be set, plowed and sowed the fields. In the spring of the spring, people were particularly stared around to find out how nature would give them in the future. Early spring sparkles lightning - there will be a hot summer. If cold and overcast - summer will be rainy, intense. Artists tell about the spring in their paintings, and they are full of light, paints and hope for the future.
Picture reproduction list:
Richard Bergholts. Spring landscape
Nikolai is rich. Rest. 1874.
Sergey Vasilkovsky. Spring day in Ukraine
Sergey Vasilkovskiy. Spring. 1885.
Sergey Vinogradov. Spring. 1911.
Efim wolves. In the woods. In spring. 1877.
Efim wolves. In the spring. 1880.
Ivan Endogurov. The beginning of spring. 1890-E.
Ivan Endogurov. Early spring. 1885.
Stanislav Zhukovsky. In the manor. March. 1914-1915
Stanislav Zhukovsky. Snowdrops. 1911.
Kiriak Kostandi. Flowering lilac. 1902.
Konstantin Kryzitsky. Spring spill. 1890-E.
Konstantin Kryzitsky. Early spring. 1904.
Isaac Levitan. Spring - big water. 1897.
Vladimir Nikonov. April day. 2003.
Ilya Ostrochov. First greens. 1888.
Ivan Pokhitonov. Forest near Toror del Greek. 1890.
Ivan Pokhitonov. Flowering apple tree.
End of the XIX-beginning of the XX century
Andrey Ryabushkin. Wedding train in Moscow
(XVII century) 1901.
Alexey Savrasov. Spring evening.
Olha blooms. 1880-E.
Alexey Savrasov. Early spring. 1888.
Alexey Savrasov. Rural view. 1860-E.
Andrei Schilder. Spring evening in the forest
Spring Nature comes to life and, as if trying to catch up, "coming out of the banks". At no other time of the year, it does not seem so beautiful: rivers flow, flower meadows, fields and gardens, flying birds and, creating families, tell about it in their songs. Similar to a good fairy tale, a new life is born. And the person also begins to recreate it: the tools will be set, plowed and sowed the fields. In the spring of the spring, people were particularly stared around to find out how nature would give them in the future. Early spring sparkles lightning - there will be a hot summer. If cold and overcast - summer will be rainy, intense. Artists tell about the spring in their paintings, and they are full of light, paints and hope for the future.
Picture reproduction list:
Richard Bergholts. Spring landscape
Nikolai is rich. Rest. 1874.
Sergey Vasilkovsky. Spring day in Ukraine
Sergey Vasilkovskiy. Spring. 1885.
Sergey Vinogradov. Spring. 1911.
Efim wolves. In the woods. In spring. 1877.
Efim wolves. In the spring. 1880.
Ivan Endogurov. The beginning of spring. 1890-E.
Ivan Endogurov. Early spring. 1885.
Stanislav Zhukovsky. In the manor. March. 1914-1915
Stanislav Zhukovsky. Snowdrops. 1911.
Kiriak Kostandi. Flowering lilac. 1902.
Konstantin Kryzitsky. Spring spill. 1890-E.
Konstantin Kryzitsky. Early spring. 1904.
Isaac Levitan. Spring - big water. 1897.
Vladimir Nikonov. April day. 2003.
Ilya Ostrochov. First greens. 1888.
Ivan Pokhitonov. Forest near Toror del Greek. 1890.
Ivan Pokhitonov. Flowering apple tree.
End of the XIX-beginning of the XX century
Andrey Ryabushkin. Wedding train in Moscow
(XVII century) 1901.
Alexey Savrasov. Spring evening.
Olha blooms. 1880-E.
Alexey Savrasov. Early spring. 1888.
Alexey Savrasov. Rural view. 1860-E.
Andrei Schilder. Spring evening in the forest
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
- Category:Fiction
Paper:
Paper:Molded
Series:
Series: Reproduction sets. Great Masters
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7793-4567-5
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