Make jam Vladimir Makovsky (1846-1920)
Vladimir Makovsky – Make jam
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Painter: Vladimir Makovsky
Location: The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow (Государственная Третьяковская галерея).
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Vladimir Makovsky is a hereditary artist. His father had a hand in the opening of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. His own brother also gave his life to art. Many famous writers, poets and painters visited the house. Not surprisingly, both boys chose a creative path. Painting became for the Makovsky family not only a source of income, but also a matter of life. After graduating from the school, which once opened his father, he successfully plunged into the world of art.
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Description of Vladimir Makovsky’s painting "Making Jam".
Vladimir Makovsky is a hereditary artist. His father had a hand in the opening of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. His own brother also gave his life to art.
Many famous writers, poets and painters visited the house. Not surprisingly, both boys chose a creative path. Painting became for the Makovsky family not only a source of income, but also a matter of life.
After graduating from the school, which once opened his father, he successfully plunged into the world of art. Makovsky’s paintings mostly depicted scenes from life. For some of his works he received prestigious awards and medals. For some time he painted icons for churches and churches, was very interested in the image of children on his paintings, developed sketches for murals of the walls of buildings in Petrograd.
The State Tretyakov Gallery holds a work by Vladimir Makovsky created in 1876 called "Boiling Jam". This is a realist painting done in oil on canvas. "Boiling Jam" is a genre themed work filled with life and warmth. It depicts two elderly people near a village house. Summer time, beautiful weather.
A man and a woman are making jam. Amazingly accurately the artist has conveyed even the smallest details of the plot. It seems that the wind is about to bring the aroma of berries and fruits.
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