In Radischevskaya Museum for visitors opened the exhibition "Winter's tale", dedicated to one of the most exciting times of the year - winter. The exhibited paintings, drawings and ceramics make colorful and varied to reveal images of the Russian winter is harsh and snowy, fun and frosty, filled as children's laughter and shrill tisinai@

the Basis of the exhibition twelve wonderful winter scenery, created a very different Russian artists in the course of one century. This small retrospective of the domestic landscape, originating from one of the masterpieces of the collection - "Frosty day" Boris Kustodiev, written in the early XX century, completes created over a hundred years soulful work of our countryman Yuri Samarina "Old village". At the exhibition the viewer is faced with a rare opportunity to see the same exhibition space works so much different authors as Igor Grabar and Nicholas Gushchin, representing a completely different schools, styles, and even age. Each of these famous masters were able to show their unique vision of the winter woods, expressing sincere admiration for the beauty and charm of the Russian Priroda@

Skillfully executed landscapes Michael Arzhanova, Peter Ossowski and Alexander salikova are small scale, their winters are gentle, mild, Sunny. At Gennady Mosin view of nature becomes almost epic, its landscape is mesmerizing grandeur of the Russian winter. Piercing the delicate work of Yuri Mashkov and Eugene Yali remind us that winter is severe and can sometimes cause a person especially keenly feel the loneliness. On the contrary, the good side of the winter reflected in the paintings Nikolai Krymov Victor Midler, where the background of the snow reign joy of the game of hockey and the laughter of children, the flying head over heels with Gorki@

Children's winter fun, games, fairy tale characters and animals dedicated to works of fine sculpture made of porcelain and majolica, presented at the exhibition. Among them are the products of famous brands of the Leningrad porcelain factory Dulyovo, Yaroslavl majolica workshop. Before the audience brought skiers and skaters, snowmen and fabulous cats, Emelia from a fairy tale and Filipek from a story by Leo Tolstoy. Cupid, kindle fire (allegory of winter, made at the famous Meissen porcelain factory, coexists here with the snow Maiden work of the world famous masters of Russian avant-garde porcelain Alexandra Shakataganai@

Christmas theme occupies a Central place at the exhibition dedicated to her works of prints mid - twentieth century-greeting cards, causing the warmest feelings of the audience of different ages. And the magical picture at the exhibition was the "Christmas tree" Pavel Kuznetsov, bright sounding chord on a little exhibition "Winter Skazka@

Source: radmuseumart.ru