Exhibition of winter landscapes in the regional art museum of Tula Automatic translate

TULA. In the regional art museum, in the last days before the New Year’s Eve, the exhibition "Russian Winter" opened. Nature has not yet spoiled the inhabitants of the city with real winter weather. However, it is quite possible to see familiar landscapes covered with sparkling snow, making them look like a fairy tale.

To do this, you should visit the opened exhibition, the exposition of which is composed of paintings and sculptures by Russian artists who worked in the second half of the twentieth century. All the works that the museum staff selected for the exhibition are dedicated to the beauty of winter nature. Part of the exposition is provided to demonstrate the works of Tula artists. Here you can see images of the corners of his native city, well known to the residents of Tula. They are all written in the winter months. Most of the paintings, where the streets and roofs of houses are covered with a snow cover sparkling in the bright sun and the sky is tall and surprisingly blue, look festive. On the canvas of the Tula artist V.P. Golubov appears the majestic Assumption Cathedral. This picture is called "Mendeleev Street in Tula."

One of the paintings by V. Ye. Burba received a short name - “Winter”, and the painting, placed next to it, is called “Winter Courtyard”. Only an artist with real talent can convey amazing colors of fluffy snowdrifts shimmering in the light of the winter sun in paintings, create trees whose snowy branches resemble white lace woven by unknown masters.

Having visited the exhibition, you can make a winter trip to other Russian cities. The canvases show the landscapes of ancient Suzdal and Rostov the Great, snow-covered corners of the winter forest.

Amazingly beautiful time of year on the canvases of artists can be seen until February 23rd.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru