Tula painter Alexander Nemtsov presented his paintings in the recreation center "Yasnaya Polyana"

TULA REGION. Since October 20th, the exhibition "Mozart’s Kiss" has been opened in the Yasnaya Polyana recreation center, introducing all visitors interested in the art of painting to the paintings of Alexander Nemtsov. To create the exposition of the exhibition, the Tula painter selected his best works, among which there are landscapes painted in Yasnaya Polyana.

Alexander Bronislavovich has a special relationship with these places - in 1997, the artist was encouraged by a Presidential scholarship designed to work on a series of landscapes of Yasnaya Polyana and its environs. The first visitors to the exhibition immediately drew attention to paintings depicting familiar corners of nature in their native land.

The artist brought to the exhibition paintings of various genres. Each of his works, whether it be a landscape, a genre scene, a portrait, or a still life, is filled with amazing warmth and boundless kindness.

Each of the images that come to life on the canvases born of the talent of the painter, Alexander Nemtsov writes using bright colors, which makes his work cheerful and positive.

At the exhibition, which opened in Yasnaya Polyana, the artist placed a picture in the center of the exposition, the name of which can be read on the poster - “Mozart’s Kiss”. It depicts Olga Evsyukova, a famous Tula poet. The painter painted the portrait of the poetess with special warmth and love.

“The last romantic of Russian realism” - this is the name of Alexander Bronislavovich admirers of his work. His paintings are characterized by soft brush strokes, with the help of which the artist is able to convey light and color, the movement of life on the canvases, filling his work with positive.

Member of the Union of Artists of the Russian Federation since 1991, Alexander Nemtsov has successfully participated in exhibitions, Russian and foreign. In "Yasnaya Polyana" an exhibition of a talented painter awaits guests until the end of October.

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