Semyon Fedorov. Landscape Summer day. Second half of the 19th century.

Semyon Fedorov. Landscape Summer day. Second half of the 19th century.

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Semyon Fedorov (1867-1910). Landscape Summer day. Subtly conveys the atmosphere of a hot summer day, where the warm, Russian sun shines along the banks of the river with the aromas of herbs and the songs of larks. Time has stopped, thanks to the stone and sedge bush - the static scenes of the foreground. Behind them, the distance of a calm river unfolds with a light swell of blown wind. A shepherd and his flock are resting on the shore near a tree. But the semantic diagonal runs tangentially from the boulder on the left to the tree and to the church in the distance. This is a kind of marker of the inviolability, spaciousness, difficult happiness of Holy Rus`, where the sweet sadness of life comes with the mobility of the sky. Canvas dimensions: 62.5x97 cm.

Art:

russia

Height:

62.5 cm

Width:

97 cm

Depth:

4 cm

Period:

19th century

Style:

Realism

Country:

Russia

Material:

Canvas, oil

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Semyon Fedorovich Fedorov
Semenov Fedor FedorovichSemyon Fedorovich Fedorov (1867-1910) is a recognizable Russian master of landscape, whose work had a significant impact on the history of Russian art. A graduate of the Academy of Arts, from a peasant environment, a conductor of the ideas of Russian realism, moving in the stylistic wake of Ivan Shishkin and Yuliy Klever. Biography of the artist Born in 1867 into a peasant family, he began his career in an unusual way - initially turning to a military career. There he showed passion and inclination for art. His gift was noticed by Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich, which became a turning point in the artist’s life. An order to leave military service and an invitation to the Imperial Academy of Arts opened the doors of a new world of art for him. While studying at the Academy, Fedorov worked hard to improve his skills. His plein airs in various parts of Russia - from the environs of the Valaam Monastery to distant Finland - were reflected in his works. He became imbued with the traditions of Russian painting, especially under the influence of his teachers, among whom were outstanding masters such as Ivan Shishkin and Julius Clover. Participation in the Russo-Japanese War brought Fedorov not only the glory of a warrior, but also severe wounds, which became the cause of his premature death. death in 1910. Creativity of Semyon Fedorov His paintings, imbued with bright colors and genuine emotionality, aroused the admiration of not only viewers, but also critics. Forest landscapes, enlivened by streams and mills, instantly transported the viewer into an atmosphere of natural harmony and beauty. The posthumous exhibition of his works, organized in 1910, became a kind of masterpiece in memory of his work. Today, his works adorn museums and private collections throughout Russia, recalling the great contribution of Semyon Fedorov to the history of Russian art. ... Read More

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