The girl taking a jar was created by the famous Russian painter Arkhipov Abram Efimovich in 1927.
The girl taking a jar was created by the famous Russian painter Arkhipov Abram Efimovich in 1927.
Arkhipov(from 1862 to 1930) grew up in the countryside since he was a child, so he had very deep feelings for the farmers and their lives.His works were full of sincere and truehearted affections and love to the rural life. He often depicted the glorious and glary sides of the rural life, encouraged people to have confidence in the future life. Due to his pursuit of fresh impression and bright colors, he was known as the impressionist of Russian.
This is a portrait with strong and intense colors, the saturation of the chroma gives audiences a profound and deep impression. A rural girl dressed a red clothes, the picture was full of healthy and happy emotions. The fiery colors were very exciting, and plus the October Revolution, it meant the liberation of people’s spiritual outlooks. As a member of the “Revolution Russian Artists Association”, the painter devoted his artistic passions to real life, song the praises of real life. This picture was broad and imaginative, was full of enthusiasm. It seemed like it was finished in a while, instantaneously. The girl who took a jar was graceful, refreshing and straightforward. This work broke the program of portrait of the pass.
This work was one representative of Arkhipov’s in his later years. The red-dressed rural girl in the picture delivered the vibrant, vigorous and passionate personalities of Russian women.
How to paint flowers in the oil paintings?
Both the plants in the pot and flowers inserted in the vase are the still lives theme that artists love. They can be alone made into the painting, or can also be used as a part of a group of still lives, such as adding some fruit, a bowl or a glass bottle pattern.
About drawing paper, canvas and painting board
There are many materials that can be used for painting. Drawing paper, canvas and painting board are commonly used. But the beginners should note that no matter which material you choose, please remember to process the painting bottom into no oil absorption or less.
Russian painter Serov's painting style
Serov was an outstanding Russian portrait painter in the alternate period of the nineteenth century and twentieth Century. And he was an important representative of Russian realism painting at the beginning of this century.
