KORZUKHIN Alex - Return of the City
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так неубрано, не ждали хозяина
а где конфетки?
Автор картины увековечил быт обычных людей.. как интересно люлька детская подвешена, почему только она у входной двери? Да и кровать тоже у входа, зимой оттуда будет дуть холодный воздух. Так же бросилось в глаза, что сидит в обуви, а ребенок по полу лазает, а ведь он с рынка приехал – поди далеко шагал, сооответствено и на сапогах грязи немеряно! Вывод напрашивается сам – жить нужно проще!
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The central focus of the painting is a man, engrossed in showing something to two young girls. He holds up a strand of beads, perhaps a rosary or a simple string of ornaments, with a gentle, attentive expression. One girl, standing taller, looks on with curiosity, while the smaller one gazes upward, captivated by the object. Their simple, worn clothing suggests a life of labor and limited means.
In the background, a cradle is suspended, hinting at an infants presence, adding another layer to the family portrait. Blue fabric, possibly drying laundry, hangs on a line, and other domestic items are visible, contributing to the overall atmosphere of everyday life. The lighting is subdued, with a warm glow emanating from an unseen source, highlighting the figures and creating a sense of intimacy. The artist’s signature and the year 1870 are subtly placed in the lower left corner.
The subtexts of the painting revolve around themes of family, faith, and resilience in the face of hardship. The man showing the beads could be imparting religious instruction or simply sharing a moment of innocent pleasure with his children. Despite the apparent poverty of their surroundings, there is a palpable sense of love and connection within the family. The title, Return of the City, suggests a narrative element. Perhaps the man has returned from urban labor, bringing back not just material goods but also a connection to the outside world, or possibly, he represents a visitor from the city bringing new ideas or objects to this rural setting. The painting captures a poignant snapshot of rural Russian life, where simple moments hold profound meaning and the bonds of family provide strength.