The exhibition "Peace delight boundless to the Heart of the singer ..."

The exhibition of paintings and graphic works by artists Yulia Goryanaya, Victoria Samsonova and Marina Rubanova “Peace is boundless delight…” will be held from July 29 to September 4, 2016 in the museum and exhibition complex of the School of Watercolor.

The exhibition will feature more than 100 works. The exhibition at the School of Watercolors convincingly and clearly shows that "art is like a beautiful land, where each of the three artists represented here is a" charmed wanderer ", following it through a difficult but full of interesting discoveries."

Samsonova Victoria - graduated from Moscow Art School. Tomsk and MGHI them. V.I. Surikova (a series of theses "World of childhood"). Member of the Moscow Union of Artists since 2002. The exhibition features landscapes and still lifes of the artist, made in warm colors and filled with light.

Samsonova V. Anna. From the World of Childhood series.x.m.90x85 2004

Rubanova Marina , a member of the Moscow Union of Artists, who graduated from the Surikov Art Academic Institute, works a lot and fruitfully in different genres. One can safely say about this artist that she rightfully belongs to the traditional Moscow realistic school of painting with its eternal search for truth in art, which, in a frankly Russian version, has gathered all the most significant world achievements: French impressionism and the Byzantine icon, Dutch marinas and the achievements of Italians Renaissance era.

Rubanova Marina

Artist Julia Goryanaya - universal artist. In art, she is attracted by the opportunity, working in various techniques, such as easel and monumental painting, mosaics, to solve new problems that help the artist to improve.

Julia Goryanaya. Budva, Montenegro. View of the Old City from the side of Mogren. 15x24 watercolor on paper. 2010

The exhibition will be a bright event in the cultural life of the city and will give an idea of the wide range of creative possibilities of contemporary realist artists.