A fabulous picture of a Russian winter drawn by children. Snowy ten Russian artists

Fluffy white flakes. A cozy creaking sound underfoot. Sparkling snow reflects the sun's ray. A perfect winter is the grace of nature. And if he doesn’t become generous, art won’t let you down. Russian artists have been painting winter for centuries. Without knowing it - for future use. Looking at winter landscapes with Natalia Letnikova.

The winter mood is a little childish. While in the village of Ladeiki near Krasnoyarsk, Vasily Surikov decided to convey all the Siberian daring that comes through even in winter fun. “I wrote what I myself have seen many times.” The painter looked for images every market day. The organization of nature - a snowy town and a mounted Cossack on an “assault” - is the merit of the artist’s brother. Alexander Surikov himself took a place in the picture in “ auditorium" - on a sleigh covered with a bright carpet.

Taking the snowy town. 1891. State Russian Museum

Landscapes by a marine painter. A real rarity. Aivazovsky wrote for his creative life about six thousand paintings. And almost every job involves the sea. But the painter of the Chief naval headquarters I also used silver in my palette, painting not wave crests... but a snow-covered forest. The source of inspiration is not only southern Feodosia, but also northern St. Petersburg, where the gifted young man Hovhannes Ayvazyan grew into the artist Ivan Aivazovsky.

Winter landscape. 1876. Private collection

“In the wild north...” Poetic lines by Mikhail Lermontov and the title of the painting by Ivan Shishkin. Half a century since the death of the poet... Russian artists painted pictures based on his poems. Shishkin chose the theme of loneliness and saw his pine tree in the town of Kemi in distant Finland, where the painter’s daughter had moved. Night, twilight, silence, solitude - not a sentence, but a wonderful winter dream. “...In that region where the sun rises, / Alone and sad on a burning cliff / A beautiful palm tree grows.”

“In the wild north...” 1891. Kyiv Museum of Russian Art

Fairy tale, opera, painting. And it's all about her. The Snow Maiden was invented by playwright Alexander Ostrovsky, endowed with a coloratura soprano by composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, and brought to the edge of the forest by artist Viktor Vasnetsov. A touching girl, whose prototype was Sashenka, the daughter of Savva Mamontov, takes a step into Big world. Snow-white edge and gray haze in the distance. Anxiety in the girls' eyes and... the feeling of a fairy tale, even with a sad ending.

The most favorite genre of painting among artists and viewers is the landscape genre. Creators of works of art convey their own mood through their works. Paintings about winter by Russian artists reflect all the beauty and fabulous serenity of our nature during this amazing time of the year.

Landscape by Nikifor Krylov

It is decorated with a work depicting a rural landscape called “Russian Winter”. Its author, Nikifor Krylov, comes from the city of Kalyazin, which is located on the Volga. In your picture talented artist depicted the outskirts of a village, behind which stands a forest of wondrous beauty. The foreground is represented by slowly walking women, towards whom a peasant walking, leading his horse, walks. The feeling of spaciousness and lightness is emphasized by the serene winter clouds floating across the sky.

Painting by I. Shishkin

The famous Russian landscape artist, when creating his works, gave preference to summer theme. However, he strived for variety in his work, painting paintings depicting other seasons as well. One of these creations is the canvas “Winter”. The painting is impressive as it reveals the torpor of winter Centrally is Pinery, covered with deep fluffy snow. Silence frosty day conveys greatness clear skies and mighty century-old pines, covered with a fluffy white blanket. Thanks to the bluish coloring, the work reveals the languid beauty of the sleeping forest. I. Shishkin proves that paintings about winter by Russian artists can inspire and amaze the imagination with their colors and shades, gradually revealing the meaning to the viewer.

Work by B. Kustodiev

The winter landscapes of Russian artists amaze with their splendor. The most beloved in Rus' folk holiday- Maslenitsa - depicted in the painting of the same name by B. Kustodiev. The work conveys the mood of a mischievous and cheerful farewell to winter and welcome to spring. The main attributes of Maslenitsa are pancakes and folk festival. It’s hard to believe that this cheerful picture was created when he was seriously ill and confined to a wheelchair.

March winter day in a painting by K. Yuon

Winter in the paintings of Russian artists seems mysterious and wary. The opposite mood is the painting by K. Yuon “ March sun" A clear, piercing blue sky, sparkling snow, and bright spots convey the freshness of a frosty day. The temperamental artist depicted two horsemen moving on their horses along a narrow path. He's catching up with them a beautiful horse, next to which a dog is slowly running. The triumphant joyful colors gave the picture fame and love from the audience.

Night as depicted by A. Kuidzhi

Paintings about winter by Russian artists convey a feeling of a fantastic atmosphere. As if proving this, A. Kuidzhi’s work “Moonlight Spots in the Forest. Winter” depicts the space of a small forest clearing surrounded by trees and bushes in the snow. Moonlight illuminates motionless objects, turning the entire clearing into a mysterious space. The light areas froze in a daze. WITH different sides thick shadows creep up on them in dark spots, which smoothly turn into the tops of the trees.

Thus, paintings about winter by Russian artists are filled with a contrast of mystery and harmony. They convey to the viewer not only all the splendor and beauty of Russian nature, but also deep meaning, mood, creator. Winter in the paintings of Russian artists is presented in all its grandeur. All this together contributes to the creation of a special atmosphere in the viewer’s mind, allowing one to feel like a participant in the animated landscape and “touch” its details.

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"Winter Tales: The Snow Maiden and the Twelve Months"
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Greetings, my beloved readers. It's winter outside, that's why today's theme is winter. I propose once again to help our schoolchildren with their studies and prepare material for children about paintings by Russian artists about winter. I am sure that in the very near future it may come in handy in Russian language and literature classes.

Lesson plan:

Why is winter attractive to an artist?

Russian winter is not only ours business card for any foreigner who shudders from the cold just at the mention of it. This is also a real find for landscape painters. Where else, if not in Rus', can you see fluffy snow flakes and snow sparkling under the rays of winter in such splendor?

How, if not with an artistic brush famous authors, accurately convey that cozy creaking underfoot down to the slightest rustle? Who, if not Russian artists, can envelop us with their artistic canvas the serene splendor of nature sleeping in winter, wrapped in a snow-white blanket?

In a word, “...frost and sun, a wonderful day...”. Inspired by the beautiful poetic word famous masters literature about the Russian winter, masters of painting created beauty on canvas, and the beauty was often joyful, sunny and full of bright colors.

Let's quickly get acquainted with the descriptions of some paintings by famous Russian authors and immerse ourselves, together with their work, in the bewitching winter world of nature.

The playful winter of Vasily Surikov

Let's start with, perhaps, the most interesting stories for children - about naughty games, because often winter mood somewhat reminiscent of childishness.

This is exactly what Vasily Surikov wants to tell us from his canvas “The Capture of a Snowy Town”. His work is considered one of the most optimistic picturesque paintings, and in the collection of Surikov’s works it is the only one where there is neither a tragic nor a conflicting note, which is what the author was inclined to do.

Appeared piece of art painting was brought to light during the author’s stay in his small Siberian homeland of Krasnoyarsk. The artist with Cossack roots liked local fun since childhood. He often watched such games from the window of his house, and he himself participated in them. Snow towns always appeared as part of Maslenitsa festivities, for which they prepared several days in advance.

All the youthful enthusiasm was embodied on canvas, where the main characters are Siberians with ruddy and joyful faces. The admiring glances of the peasants in sheepskin coats and short fur coats are directed at the rider who took the snow fortress.

The crowd of winners laughs joyfully, smiling at us from the canvas. The special flavor and celebration in the painting are created by the holiday effects applied by Surikov - painted sleds, bright details clothes. The artist’s usual technique is also observed - there are always many characters, each with their own facial expression and in a certain pose, each endowed with their own character, as if the author breathed a soul into them.

Surikov’s canvas is like the frosty freshness of a winter afternoon, full of bright contrasts, come to life, full of movement.

Azure Winter by Igor Grabar

Igor Grabar, who loved winter landscapes with all his soul, always found pure, seemingly white winter colors, different shades. His paintings are far from a boring white blanket covering all living things. The author believed that in order to write winter, you need great amount different shades. That’s why his winter on canvases is azure, in bright blue colors, the impeccability of which sometimes dazzles the eyes.

The artist’s “Winter Morning” is a clear confirmation of this. Although if you look closely, you can see a different palette of colors in the work, which does not stand out from the general azure tone. A snow-covered edge and trees shrouded in morning frost occupy a central place on the canvas.

A special mood is created by the sun's rays breaking through the branches, which with their soft yellow light make everything around sparkle, creating a feeling of morning frost.

Igor Grabar did not try to draw every detail. On the contrary, everything on the canvas is written in small, thick strokes and slightly merges into a single landscape, creating an enthusiastic mood like a fairy tale.

The mysterious winter of Ivan Shishkin

I. Shishkin’s painting entitled “Winter” is real secret. There are only thick trees and white snow. On the canvas there are only a lot of trunks and huge branches covered with large white snowdrifts. And nothing more. A more to the artist nothing was needed to convey to us all the mystery of the dense winter forest.

Not a single trace indicating the presence of a living soul, only fallen trunks and silence bound by frost. Everything suggests that nature really is sleeping.

The author’s work is in some ways even similar to modern photography, he managed to convey the landscape so naturally and closely. You look through the mighty trees and it seems that a hero from a fairy tale is about to emerge from behind them. Maybe a clubfoot is hiding behind the trees, or maybe Morozko is sneaking through the branches with a magic staff?

There are only two colors - white and black, but how skillfully the landscape painter Shishkin was able to convey to us the winter tranquility of a forest clearing and a bright “window” stretching into the distance. But if we take a closer look, we will see shades of yellow in the snow, and the trees are far from sadly black, but painted in soft brown tones.

And life is present on the canvas, it turns out! Take a closer look: on a branch in this deserted winter fairy tale world a bird sits. And this also adds mystery and mysticism to Shishkin’s work.

Country winter by Isaac Levitan

Painting with the title “Village. “Winter” Levitan wrote when he was only 18 years old, and these were his first, but quite successful steps in the field of painting.

The simplicity of the plot consists of ruffled faces, as if frozen with winter nature village houses located on the sides of a well-worn path. Thick blankets of snow covered their poised silhouettes lined up in orderly rows.

It seems that everything froze when winter came to the village. The only thing that speaks about the glimmering life in the village is the figure of a man, which is not so easy to see in a landscape with a deserted street and bare trees in the background.

City winter by Konstantin Yuon

Winter is good not only in the forest, it is beautiful not only in rural landscape. She is also extraordinarily amazing in urban scenes. U famous painter Yuon’s favorite topic was the depiction of the Trinity Lavra on canvas. He was most successful in winter landscapes with an architectural monument.

His painting “Trinity Lavra in Winter” is imbued with the author’s love and carries hope and faith. The central place on the canvas is occupied by the temple, stretching its domes into the sky. And all the fuss freezes in this place, as if...

A long line of people walks in an endless ribbon along the trade route past the temple, and a flock of birds echoes them in the sky, like a reflection. The author was able to convey freshness and tranquility to us with the help of a snow-white bedspread. Complete winter calm.

This is how the winter five turned out today. And this is just a small fraction among the many paintings about winter by famous Russian artists. Maybe you have your own favorites? Share your impressions. Tell us about them in the comments)

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Have a wonderful winter!

Desn consists of accepting with your entire being what is happening around you. this moment. The irrational aspect of admiring nature - without realizing oneself in it - is the Zen of a child. It’s very strange to see Plastov’s “First Snow” being taught to children at school. Or not strange, but true?

The art of drawing and painting itself are nothing more than tools that promote literature and, consequently, the enlightenment of the people.
Alexey Gavrilovich Venetsianov

Winter picture modern master on classic theme about the frost and the sun pleases with birch trees and snow. Nikolai Anokhin depicts Russian woods and a village house standing on the outskirts. This canvas will take its rightful place in our collection of winter reproductions.

Painting famous artist Konstantin Yuon is integral to its name - “ March sun". Otherwise, we might not understand that this is exactly March, the end of winter. Thank you, the author explains. Let's look at the canvas, bright and solid? Not quite. The composition “right through” reflects movement, turning, towards the light and towards summer.

Famous picture Viktor Grigorievich Tsyplakov’s “Frost and Sun” depicts not the sun itself, but the effects of lighting. The painting contrasts strong houses and sleighs with horses moving along snowy road to us - the audience.

The painting by Alexey Savrasov depicts the corner of a snow-filled courtyard, fenced with a strong fence. Savrasov painted rickety huts, courtyards like these, and wide deserted winter landscapes of the Middle Zone.

An unsophisticated picture at first glance Alexey Savrasov It doesn’t even depict winter, but space. And not the road - the distance. The coloring, practically reduced to white and dark, is interesting for analysis.

Interesting winter landscape Gustav Courbet depicts the deserted outskirts of a village in disgusting, dank, cold and damp weather. Where are the horses and people? In stalls and taverns, perhaps.

Marvelous contemporary artist Nikolay Krymov. His " Winter evening"would look great in the artists' gallery on Vernissage or Krymsky Val. It’s just that now everyone writes like this, well, or through one, but Krymov- first. And very different.