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Composition based on the painting by A.N. Komarov "Flood"

Composition-description on the painting "Flood"

Objectives: - to introduce students to the description of the animal depicted in the picture;

Prepare them for an independent written essay on a similar picture;

Enter the word "animalist" into the dictionary of schoolchildren.

During the classes:

1. Story about the artist.

Alexey Nikanorovich Komarov - Honored Art Worker. Komarov's favorite theme is various animals in the natural environment in which they live in the wild. Komarov - artist - animal painter. A great connoisseur of nature, he knows how to subtly and reliably convey the character, habits of animals.

All works are imbued with love for native nature, her living world. “After all, the same fox, the same hare, - according to the artist, is an adornment of nature! Like a diamond!

2. Conversation about the picture.

3. Vocabulary and stylistic work.

Compilation of sentences with the words "animalist", "watercolor".

Animal artist Komarov depicts animals truthfully and lovingly.

In their paintings, animal artists endow animals with human traits.

Komarov "Flood" is made in watercolor.

4. Drawing up a plan.

1. Appearance(head, eyes, ears, torso, coat color).

3. Habits.

4. Character.

5. My attitude to the picture.

5. Description of the picture.

The painting "Flood" depicts a hare in trouble. In one of the big spring floods, the hare found himself on a flooded island. Fleeing from the flood, he guessed and managed to climb a tree.

With bated breath, the hare sits on a thick branch of an old oak and waits for what will happen next: will water come?

He cowered in fear, his long hind legs tucked under him, and his front legs extended forward so as not to fall from the tree into the cold water. He arched his flexible back, and his fluffy fur stood up straight.

The hare's breast is yellowish with a pinkish tint, the abdomen and sides are gray. Fur on the back different shades: it is brown, and gray, and brown, as if speckled. The rabbit has a big head. Round eyes look scared. Long reddish ears with black spots at the ends are alert.

The hare looks with fear at the water, which comes to the tree itself. In the water, as in a mirror, dark silhouettes of trees are reflected.

I like and dislike the picture. I like it because the life of nature in spring, its beauty, is very well drawn on it. I don’t like it because the fate of the poor bunny is unclear. Will the water fall or rise, will the hare be saved or drown?

The creativity and talent of animal artists is manifested not only in realistic image animal images. Animal artists must know exactly the characteristics of the behavior of an animal, the habits and characters of animals. Only in this case it is possible to write a talented, truthful picture. Alexey Komarov belongs to such masters of his craft, from under whose brush the magnificent work “Flood” came out.

In the center of the picture we see a gray hare, which is in trouble due to the spring flood. The coming warm sun melted the snow, as a result of which floods began. Forest animals are completely unprepared for such drastic changes. Water gradually fills the earth, after which its level rises higher and higher.

After some time, bushes and lower branches of trees appear in the water. Forest dwellers abandon their houses and burrows. They try to climb the dry branches of mighty trees. Did so and main character our picture.

The gray hare perched on a thick branch of a tree and clung to it with all his might. Its wide open eyes clearly convey fear and panic to us. The gray hare raised his ears up and listened to every sound, every rustle. And under it seethed muddy and cold spring water, which was getting close to the branch where the hare sits.

How is our main character get out of this misfortune? Except cold water he is in danger of starvation. After all, no one knows when the flood will recede and whether there will be something suitable for food on earth.

How I want to come up with a happy continuation of this picture, so that everything ends well, so that the gray hare can get out of such a spring trouble and continue its forest existence.

In his picture, Komarov depicted the days of harsh reality. After all, few people think about such situations, and they happen every year. Therefore, at forest dwellers there is only one hope - the help of man.

The famous animal painter Alexei Nikanorovich Komarov was born on October 14, 1879 in the village. Skorodnoye, Efremovsky district, Tula province. He was illegitimate son landowner P.F. Rosetti and his housekeepers, peasant women D.K. Inshakova. He was brought up by his father's sisters, his aunts Ekaterina Feliksovna, Daria Feliksovna and Margarita Feliksovna.

Komarov's childhood was spent first on an estate in the countryside, and when he grew up and it was time to study, his aunts moved with him to Tula, where they rented an apartment, first on Pavshinskaya and then on Rubtsovskaya Street. Studied in Tula private school A.N. Konopatsky and the real school, then in Moscow at the School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture.

A.N. Komarov worked hard, participated in exhibitions, illustrated magazines and books, and completed various orders. He traveled a lot. Visited Sweden. Was in the north in the Arkhangelsk province, in the Urals, in the Astrakhan steppes, in Central Asia, in Altai. Paintings by A.N. Komarov is decorated with expositions and stored in the funds of the State Biological Museum. K.A. Timiryazev, the State Darwin Museum, the Zoological Museum of Moscow State University, the Museum of Horse Breeding, the Literary Museum and other museums of the country.

Aleksey Nikanorovich illustrated with his drawings children's books and magazines, in particular "Murzilka", scientific publications, for example, the book of Professor V.N. Shnitnikov "3 faiths and birds of our country", "Atlas of game animals and birds" and others. And the textbooks he illustrated taught millions of children. Postcards, envelopes and stamps came out with his drawings, reproductions of his paintings were published in newspapers and magazines.

In his works, A.N. Komarov achieved high skill by creating works of art enduring value. He was assigned honorary title"Honored Art Worker of the RSFSR". A.N. Komarov died on March 31, 1977, and was buried in the village of Peski, Kolomna District, Moscow Region.

A hare on a tree A hare lived on an island in the middle of a wide river. It was still a young, not very smart hare. He didn't pay any attention to the fact that the river around his island was shedding ice with a crash. On that day, the hare slept peacefully under his bush. The water in the river began to rise quickly. The next morning, only a tiny piece of the island stuck out of the water. A thick, gnarled tree grew on it. The hare began to jump on a tree, but each time it broke off and flopped into the water. Finally, he managed to jump onto a thick, lower bough. The hare perched on it and began to patiently wait for the end of the flood.

I once for firewood In a boat I went a lot of them from the river To us in the spring flood catches up, I go, I catch them. The water is coming. I see one island of a small Hares gathered on it in a crowd. With every minute the water crept up To the poor animals; already under them there was less than an arshin of earth in width, less than a sazhen in length. Then I drove up: they babble with their ears, Themselves from their seats; I took one, I commanded the rest: jump yourself! My hares jumped, nothing! As soon as the oblique team sat down, The whole island disappeared with iodine water: “That's it! I said: do not argue with me! Listen, bunnies, grandfather Mazai! That way Gutorya, sailing in silence. A column is not a column, a bunny on a stump, Crossing its paws, it stands, unfortunate, Took it and its burden is not great!

Look closely at the reproduction. Who is the main character of the picture? At what point did the artist capture the hare? Describe the animal: what kind of eyes, head, ears, hair does it have. Where is he sitting? What does he feel, worry about? Think, the moment that is depicted in the picture will be used at the beginning or at the end of the essay?

The brown hare has brown eyes, long, large ears, stiff whiskers. The coat of the hare is thick, brown-yellow on top, with dark speckles. On the neck it is yellowish-brown, behind grey-white. The coat color changes in winter and summer. Coloring helps rodents hide from enemies. Define the style of this description.

Define the style of the description data. What is the best description? The head of the bunny is oblong, the muzzle is white, in the middle there is a dark brown stripe. The eyes are round, shiny, dilated with fright. The ears are long, sensitive, erect. The fur on the back is fluffy, dark gray, yellowish on the breast, with a pink tint. With bated breath, the hare sits on a thick branch of an old oak and waits for what will happen next. He cringed all over in fear. The wool on it stood upright. The breast of a hare is yellow. The head of the animal is large. Round eyes look scared. Long reddish ears with black spots at the ends stand alert. The hare looks with fear at the water, which comes to the tree itself.