Vasily Polenov: A collection of 271 works (HD)
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Vasily Polenov: A collection of 271 works (HD)
Description: "Russian painter. He began a systematic study of drawing in 1856, first with the landscape painter Pavel Cherkasov (1834-1900), then from 1859 to 1861 with Pavel Chistyakov (1832-1919). He also took lessons with Chistyakov, whom he considered his most important teacher, in 1871 and early 1872, after finishing his academic course. From 1863 to 1871 Polenov studied at the St Petersburg Academy of Art, where he met members of the progressive wing of the Russian artistic intelligentsia, and occasionally in the faculty of law at St Petersburg University.
The classical education he received at home, his academic training and lessons with Chistyakov led Polenov towards an 'exalted' history painting, although he personally inclined towards landscape. This dualism remained in Polenov's work for the duration, and not until the late 1880s and early 1890s did he achieve a stable relationship between the two forms.
The whole of his student career and the initial postgraduate, scholarship period was largely taken up with historical works: from academic compositions, for example the Resurrection of Jairus's Daughter (1871; Pskov, Museum of History), for which he received the Grand Gold Medal and a travel bursary (in Germany and Italy, 1872-73, and France, 1873-76), to numerous pictures and sketches on subjects from antiquity and medieval history, executed in France or shortly after his departure from there, under the perceptible influence of Paul Delaroche (e.g. The Master's Right, 1874; Moscow, Tretyakov Gallery). At the same time he produced his first independent works, in the 1860s and early 1870s: landscapes in the surroundings of the Imochentsy estate in Karelia (e.g. Mountains, 1870; Moscow Tretyakov Gallery), and landscape studies and pictures executed from nature in Normandy in 1874 (e.g. Fishing Boat, Etretat; Moscow, Tretyakov Gallery).
In 1876 he became an Academician. In 1882-95 he was professor of landscape painting at the School of Art in Moscow. He became interested in depictions of Christ and philosophical and religious questions. In 1905 he left the teaching staff of the Academy in protest against the massacre in St. Petersburg. In 1910-18 he managed the first folk-theatre in Moscow, and became active in the development of factory and village theatre."
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Beautiful landscapes beautiful paintings.
i must admit that these are some of the greatest paintings i have never seen before...and the black and white drawings are SUPERB!...just wonderful how the up-loader followed the sketches with the actual painting as we get to see the changes the artist made...just..lovely!
the sequence at 13:09 for ex. is tremendous...and no doubt the time and effort this takes is substantial
Maravilloso pintor gracias
Vasily Polenov one of Russia`s greatest and most loved painters..Everyone should visit the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow and the Russian Museum in St.Petersburg to see how amazing these artists really where. !!!!
My favourites are Ilya Repin, Arkhip Kuindzhi, and Ivan Aiwazovski.
First time seeing this artist's works. Wow, these are absolutely amazing!!!
And to visit Polenovo!
And to visit Polenovo!
And to visit Polenovo near river Oka! There's very nice Russian landscape!
@@user-ip8kk4sr7i Privet Marina!. Yes I hope to visit Polenovo sometime but I have not been to Russia for many years . One of my best memories was painting in Kardovsky `s dacha in Pereslavl and meeting other painters we all had a great time !
So charming and beautiful.
Превосходно. Я обожаю труд Василия Поленова особенно евангелия.
Wonderful paintings
C est un grand maitre de la peinture .
Maravilloso Artista
Beaucoup de chaleur et de tendresse....
Very good,Really realistic.
While european painting descended into decadence and insignificance, the real powerful painters of the 19th century were to be found in Russia.
I will never forget how the visit of the Russian museum in St. Peter 10 years ago struck me like thunder:
Polenov, Wereschagin, Schischkin, Aivasovskij, Kramskoi, Repin - it was the most breathtaking discovery of my life.
0:45
When you walk down the Arbat in Moscow in eastern direction and turn a few steps to the left, you will find this very church! But, alas, all the rural idyl has long, long gone and maybe the little one on the meadow is crying for this very reason.
А как в Поленово красиво!!!!
Wow!
oooh that one at 10:11...
Великий.
wow
Bueno !!!!
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What's with the push-in into the paintings? It's a rookie syndrome in editing and extremely annoying. These are paintings, not a drama.
Pug Life, there were pronounced zoom-in effect for every painting that was presented on screen. Basically, every painting was linearly scaled up throughout its duration on screen. Thats what a push-in is. This must have been reuploaded because the push-in is either greatly reduced or eliminated, can't tell watching it on my cell phone.
Paintings don't need to be made dynamic by zoom in, push in or whatever. Looks great just standing still, like hung in a gallery.
i agree with you......here is how i view around it....
first pause the video..keep it paused...then press the arrow right symbol on the keyboard...it moves the video 5 seconds every press...and perfectly into the next painting!
@@jadezee6316 ...,.not to worry, all the new videos are static. It's so convenient to study them that way and appreciate what the artist intended to express. It's like being in gallery