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Description of the painting by Rembrandt "Night Watch"

The painting “Night Watch” was painted by the Dutch artist, Rembrandt Harmenszoon Van Reim in 1642. In the 18th century, the canvas was cut from all sides so that it could fit in the hall. The time of day in the picture is evening or night. Behind the heroes' backs is a wall with a semicircular arch, and behind it a dark void. Concave columns, rims and piers adorn the wall.
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Description of the painting by Viktor Vasnetsov "Kashchei the Immortal"

The canvas "Koschey the Immortal" was written by the famous Russian painter Viktor Mikhailovich Vasnetsov for nine years. It was fully completed only in 1926, chronologically, the picture was his last work. Since childhood, each of us listened to from our parents tales of an old man named Koschei, who is universal evil for the characters of Russian folklore.
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Description of the painting by Zinaida Serebryakova “In the Kitchen. Portrait of Katya »

The author of this painting is the mother of beautiful children. She repeatedly expressed her love for them in her paintings. A lot can be found in her work of such paintings. So, “In the kitchen. Portrait of Katya ”is one of them. This painting depicts the artist’s daughter. She is dressed in simple but bright clothes. Blue sundress stands out sharply against the background of a snow-white blouse.
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Description of the painting by Mikhail Lomonosov "Poltava battle"

Mikhail Lomonosov, an inquisitive natural scientist, a gifted writer, and the wisest philosopher, did not pass over such an important sphere of creativity as fine art. He studied the properties of glass and, struck by the extraordinary beauty of smalt - colored glass, he became interested in the manufacture of mosaic paintings.
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Description of the painting by Salvador Dali "Flesh on the stones"

A surprisingly bright work in its genre. Dali this time slightly moved away from his surrealism and masterfully used another genre - cubism. It is difficult, but as you can see, it is possible. But this change of genre gave unexpected results. This painting is a complete confirmation of this. Dali depicted here the flesh lying on the stones, but this is not just flesh - it is a human carcass spread on stones, which lies on the stones in a rather strange pose.
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