часть 2 - Russian and soviet artists Русские и советские художники – Шмарин Дмитрий За Веру царя и Отечество 2002 холст масло 120х80 cм
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To the right of the rifle stands a curved saber, its hilt elaborately ornamented. Its verticality contrasts with the leaning gun, creating visual balance within the composition. Above these objects hangs a tarnished golden cross, positioned centrally and acting as a focal point. The cross’s aged appearance reinforces the theme of times passage and inherited values.
A framed portrait occupies a central position on the wall. It depicts a man in military uniform, his expression serious and resolute. The paper backing of the frame is visibly aged and worn, suggesting it has been preserved for some time. Below the portrait rests a peaked cap, alongside what appears to be a stack of books – one volume bearing legible text. A small pistol lies near the cap, further emphasizing themes of military service and readiness.
The lighting in the painting is subdued, casting soft shadows that highlight the textures of the objects – the wood grain, the metalwork on the saber hilt, the worn paper of the portrait frame. The color palette is muted, primarily consisting of browns, golds, and creams, which contributes to a somber and nostalgic atmosphere.
The arrangement suggests a memorial or tribute – a collection of items representing loyalty, faith, and military duty. The deliberate placement of these objects evokes a sense of reverence for the past and an acknowledgement of sacrifice. The overall effect is one of quiet contemplation on themes of patriotism, tradition, and remembrance.