Impressionists. Favorite paintings. Volkova P.D.

You can tell about the picture when this picture itself is a story. Only in this case we can find suitable words for its description. And how to talk about the picture, which itself is this information, but there is no story in it that could give us a clue? Do you understand everything that is depicted here, but how to convey it in words?

I have a unique gift edition “Impressionists: Favorite Pictures” of the famous Soviet and Russian art critic, cultural historian and teacher Paola Volkova. It is decorated in the form of a colorfully illustrated album in a chic case containing many fascinating facts about the great impressionist artists, detailed fragments of their paintings and the author’s deepest thoughts about art and creativity as a whole.

Thanks to the book “Impressionists: Favorite Pictures”, you can closer to get acquainted with the life and works of the brightest representatives of the fine art of the era of impressionism. Degas, Monet, Pissaro, Sisley, Renoir, Gauguin - the most striking representatives of this current made a real revolution in art. In their creative method, they managed to distinguish the quintessence of painting, capture prostrate and time, combine light and shape. The material in the book is located in such a way that it is convenient for you to consider individual fragments of paintings and immediately return to the comments of Paola Volkova, always located next to the subject of the study.

A book for those who appreciate art and want to receive a truly valuable gift for themselves in the library.