In the Central House of Artists, two painting exhibitions dedicated to the Crimea are open Automatic translate

MOSCOW. On May 30, two exhibitions of artists opened in the halls of the Central House of Artists, whose work is dedicated to the beauty of Crimea, a small peninsula that has become an inspiration for many painters.

The exhibition of Andrei Kirgizov is located in two rooms. The exposition in one of them was created from paintings created by the artist over the past 15 years. This section is presented to visitors of the exhibition entitled “Towards the High Sky”. It includes landscapes, still lifes and a series of paintings painted by gouache.

The author called the exposition of the second hall “Romance of the Eastern Crimea”. Here you can see the paintings painted by Andrei Kirgizov in the current 2014 year. They depict landscapes of places where such famous masters as Voloshin and Aivazovsky painted their canvases. Next to the paintings glorifying the beauty of the Crimean landscapes, there are sketches written by the author in 2012-2013 from life while traveling around the peninsula.

Although many landscape views are familiar to connoisseurs of painting, vivid paintings of Andrei Kirgizov, full of romantic feelings, not only continue the tradition of eminent painters, but also show the individuality of the author in his vision of the world surrounding the artist. You can enjoy the views of Crimea through the eyes of Andrei Kirgizov on June 8th.

In the hall of the Central House of Artists you can see another wonderful exhibition with the short name “Crimea”. At it, visitors will get acquainted with the work of Julia Andreeva and Alexander Bobrov. Although the works of painters belong to different schools of painting, they are united by a love for the amazing beauty of the peninsula, whose coast is fraught with such wonderful places as Koktebel and Gurzuf, Yalta and Sevastopol. Inspection of the exhibition can be compared with a trip to the most beautiful places of Crimea, displayed by the authors on canvases.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru