It is difficult to imagine beauty without such concepts as flowers and colors.
It is the combination of colors that enriches every person, giving him the opportunity to enjoy every unusual sunset, or choosing an outfit for a holiday.
But I want to note that the role of flowers is just as deep.
After all, one can say about feelings with just a rose, or give an armful of May lilies of the valley good mood to a loved one.
This is exactly what I saw in Gavrilov’s painting.
It seems that the painter gifted everyone who touched his art with an avalanche of feelings and emotions.
Comfort throughout the room, part of which V.N.
Gavrilov lets you see the tender cornflowers.
They seem to smile at people, at those ears of corn between which they recently grew, and at the birds that dartingly scurry across the field.
The one who brought this huge bouquet home did not find a suitable vase that could hold all the flowers, so he put them directly in the pan.
Red flowers lie on the pages open book and smile with their bright glow.
Through the wide open window you can see the fields.
White ripe ears can be seen against a warm yellow background.
They seem to warn that the harvest is about to be harvested.
This is the threshold of a joyful time when people work hard, but laughter and song help everyone feel happy.
Of course, such a sweet picture is simple and uncomplicated.
However, it seemed to me that the main thing in it is not what is written in it, but for what purpose.
It is not difficult to guess that the artist is sharing his high spirits, because just now he was walking through a field breathing warmth and childhood, picking flowers that smiled at him, hearing songs and the sounds of flapping wings of rapidly flying birds.
It’s as if he pours all this out onto the canvas with his talent, so that we too can catch the signs of happiness.
After such a bold experiment, the master did not leave me a chance to be sad.
Only positive emotions overwhelm me.
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Speech development lesson in 6th grade Essay based on the painting by V.N. Gavrilov “The Last Cornflowers”
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The best paintings by V.N. Gavrilov were included in the exhibitions of many museums in the country, including his works stored in the State Tretyakov Gallery, State Russian Museum. In 1971 for the paintings “Dmitry Fedorovich with his adopted son”, “Joyful March”, “For native land"The artist was awarded the State Prize of the RSFSR. I.E. Repina. A subtle colorist, master of landscape and composition, the artist developed in his work the traditions of the Russian realistic school in such paintings as: “Southern Courtyard”, “Study on a Bench”, “March”.
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"Cornflowers" How many wildflowers, Only a few people know them, But they write poems and songs about the spray of cornflowers. They grow among the fields, Where grains are earing, Like a blue ocean in rye, So sweet, dear. In the shade of gardens, the glass of greenhouses, Such beauty cannot be found. On slender leg petals, like carved ones, look! I gathered them all into a round dance, Lilac Center. And every petal is as good as the bell in the picture. Their heavenly blue, well, is it possible to convey? Man can only take such colors from nature. It’s probably not for nothing that cornflowers have been loved since ancient times in Rus'. With their beauty they awakened goodness in the human soul. V. Kokorev
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What do we see in the center of the picture? Describe a bouquet of cornflowers. What other objects are depicted in the still life? What do we see in the background? What colors does the artist choose to create a painting?
An essay based on the painting by V. N. Gavrilov “The Last Cornflowers”.
Gavrilov’s painting “The Last Cornflowers” seems to be saturated with the sultry air of this summer, and, looking at this canvas, we invisibly feel the warmth and extraordinary joy filling us with this sweet still life, full of vital sincerity and comfort.
The first plan of the work is a caressing bouquet of blue cornflowers, placed in an ordinary saucepan in a homely manner, which adds an additional touch of simplicity and everyday life to this picture. A low vase with muted red flowers standing nearby is intended to set off the cornflower bouquet, and this technique is successfully played out by the author.
An equally interesting and remarkable nuance of the still life is the open book, on the pages of which there is a meager composition of red flowers, only emphasizing the beauty and richness of the generous armful of cornflowers. This combination tells us about the romanticism and dreaminess of nature, suddenly immersed in thoughts of beauty while reading and, forgetting about everything around, placing a modest red bouquet on the open book, like a period at the end of a fascinating story.
The warm shade of the wooden tabletop, as the basis of the composition presented to us, perfectly complements the homely picture, full of harmonious comfort. And there, behind a simple painted window, behind a rare scattering of wildflowers, lies a field of ripe bread, and this golden, slightly swaying cover reminds of the coming autumn, replacing the hot bliss of a bountiful and fragrant August.
Birds circling over the field add liveliness and organic naturalness to the entire landscape, and we latently feel this lively movement, accompanied by the light “breathing” of slender ears of wheat under the barely perceptible blows of the summer breeze. The brightness and sunny hue of the field create an amazing contrast in its natural charm with the deep blue color of the last cornflowers, hidden in the cozy shadow of the window opening, while the sun reigns on the field, giving all living things its loving and gentle light.
The dense forest seems to beckon us into the distance with its shady cover, dark green wall growing behind wheat field. And like a life-giving breath of cool moisture, refreshing and invigorating in the summer heat, the river, slowly rolling its waters in the distance, calls to you. shrouded in a thin haze wooded shore beyond the river, but only free birds are given the opportunity to fully experience all the charm of the moist coolness of that air.
The painting “The Last Cornflowers” is the focus of kindness and all-encompassing natural harmony, it is a quiet and modest charm native land, this is a beloved homeland from childhood, to which the soul so strives within the borders of others.
Description of the painting by V. N. Gavrilov “The Last Cornflowers”.
In the foreground of the work, a bouquet of blue cornflowers placed in an ordinary pan caresses the eye, adding an additional touch of everyday life and simplicity to this landscape. A small vase with red flowers standing next to it contrasts with a cornflower bouquet, and this technique is played with success by the author.
Under the vase with red flowers lies an open book; this composition of red flowers only emphasizes the beauty of the generous armful of cornflowers. This combination tells us about a romantic and dreamy nature, involuntarily immersed while reading in wonderful thoughts, forgetting about everything for a moment.
And there, outside the window, behind a bright scattering of wildflowers, a wheat field has opened up, and this slightly swaying, golden cover reminds us that autumn will soon arrive, replacing the hot bliss of the unique fragrant August.
Birds circling over the field add naturalness to the whole landscape, this light movement is so naturally felt, accompanied by the gentle “breathing” of slender ears of wheat under the barely perceptible touches of the summer breeze. The brightness of the sunny shade of the field creates an amazing and charming contrast with the rich blue color of the last cornflowers, hidden in the cozy shadow of the window, at a time when the sun rules, giving all life on earth a radiant and gentle light.
The dense forest seems to beckon into the distance with its shady cover, growing like a dark green wall behind the wheat field. And as if with a life-giving breath of cool moisture, refreshing and invigorating in the summer heat, the river, slowly rolling its waves, beckons. The wooded bank behind the river stretches like a thin haze, but only free birds are fully able to experience the true beauty of the moist coolness of this air.
The painting “The Last Cornflowers” concentrates kindness and all-encompassing natural harmony, this is the quiet and modest charm of the native land, this is the beloved homeland from childhood, to which the soul so yearns from foreign borders. You can invisibly feel the warmth and extraordinary joy of this lovely landscape, full of comfort and sincerity of life.
It is difficult to imagine beauty without such concepts as flowers and colors. It is the combination of colors that enriches every person, giving him the opportunity to enjoy every unusual sunset, or choosing an outfit for a holiday. But I want to note that the role of flowers is just as deep. After all, just one rose can tell about feelings, or an armful of May lilies of the valley can give a good mood to a loved one. This is exactly what I saw in V.N.’s painting. Gavrilova. It seems that the painter gifted everyone who touched his art with an avalanche of feelings and emotions.
Comfort throughout the room, part of which V.N. Gavrilov lets you see the tender cornflowers. They seem to smile at people, at those ears of corn between which they recently grew, and at the birds that dartingly scurry across the field. The one who brought this huge bouquet home did not find a suitable vase that could hold all the flowers, so he put them directly in the pan. Red flowers lie on the pages of an open book and smile with their bright glow. Through the wide open window you can see the fields. White ripe ears can be seen against a warm yellow background. They seem to warn that the harvest is about to be harvested. This is the threshold of a joyful time when people work hard, but laughter and song help everyone feel happy.
Of course, such a sweet picture is simple and uncomplicated. However, it seemed to me that the main thing in it is not what is written in it, but for what purpose. It is not difficult to guess that the artist is sharing his high spirits, because just now he was walking through a field breathing warmth and childhood, picking flowers that smiled at him, hearing songs and the sounds of flapping wings of rapidly flying birds. It’s as if he pours all this out onto the canvas with his talent, so that we too can catch the signs of happiness. After such a bold experiment, the master did not leave me a chance to be sad. Only positive emotions overwhelm me.
