Time travel at the Motives of Hellas exhibition in the Overcoming Center Automatic translate

MOSCOW. In the exhibition hall of the "Overcoming" center, named after N. Ostrovsky, the exhibition "Motives of Hellas" began its work. The exposition of this exhibition includes the works of masters of painting, united by one theme - they are dedicated to a country where traces of various historical eras have survived to this day, a country located on the territory of the legendary ancient Hellas - Greece.

The statement that a trip to Greece is tantamount to time travel is absolutely true. This is confirmed by the paintings of artists presented at the exhibition. Each of them created works with the corners of the country closest to him. Visitors to the exhibition will see amazing ruins of fortresses, which once guarded the borders of the legendary Hellas, and the walls of Orthodox churches, standing on the background of rocky mountains.

On the canvases of the national artist Vladimir Pereyaslavets you can see the magnificent panorama of the Acropolis and a cozy corner of the island of Rhodes, surrounded by turquoise sea water. Next to them are antique columns that have become a monument to eternity.

In the works of Yuri Kapustin, plots of ancient mythology give an occasion to touch on the philosophical issues that worried the ancient Greek sages. The paintings of Julia Sukhovetskaya will acquaint art lovers with her hobby - the history of architecture. Her canvases are full of admiration for the architectural monuments depicted on them.

Vladimir Bogachev provided for the exhibition a large cycle of paintings painted in oil and watercolor. These works are devoted to the history of Hellas of ancient times, and Elena Stukalina, turning to ancient Greek myths, wrote her own version of “The Abduction of Europe”.

The exposition of the exhibition was supplemented by ceramics made by Tatyana Obukhova. The exhibition awaits guests until the last days of June.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru