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My son and I first encountered the genre of still life. There is no action, no backstory, just descriptions of details. To avoid a dry listing of the objects depicted in the picture, it is recommended to pay attention to colors, composition, and mood.
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Essay based on the painting by I. T. Khrutsky “Flowers and Fruits”
The painting was painted in the still life genre.
In the center of the canvas there is a vase with garden flowers. The bouquet is luxurious: here lush peonies are bent under the weight of the buds, modest cornflowers add a blue accent, exquisite irises are drowned in a riot of colors. The relief vase with dogs is reminiscent of the autumn hunting season, and all the fruits in the picture are the fruits of bright autumn. The colors: gold, red, orange sing in unison a hymn to nature and its gifts.
The juicy fruits beckon, attract the eye, and seem to exude aroma. The artist skillfully emphasized the texture of each: rough, matte peaches are ripe and filled with juice, yellow thin-skinned pears are crowded next to lemon and apple. It seems that a bunch of grapes are about to fall off the table, crowded out by this fruit abundance.
Pumpkin, the only vegetable in the composition, prides itself on its exclusivity and takes pride of place near the center. Its peel is thick, with a metallic tint, it itself is heavy, solid, with its whole appearance it contrasts itself with light, perky fruit.
Transparent grapes echo the crystal of the decanter and clean water in glass.
The painting “Flowers and Fruits” fully corresponds to its name. All the gifts of a generous autumn and sunny summer are collected here.
On my table there is now a reproduction of Khrutsky’s painting Flowers and Fruits, based on which I will make a description of this wonderful painting.
Khrutsky Flowers and fruits painting
Khrutsky is a painter who was born in Belarus. He was talented person and this is confirmed by Khrutsky’s painting Flowers and Fruits, which is a still life. I met Khrutsky and his work Flowers and Fruits, his painting, in the 3rd grade and now I will write about this painting by Khrutsky, where I will give a brief description of it.
It would seem that Khrutsky in his work Flowers and Fruits depicted many of the most different elements, from large objects to small ones. This should have made the picture look overloaded, but no. She's great and doesn't feel overwhelming. On the contrary, you look at the picture and understand how generous the earth can be if a person works hard.
What did Khrutsky depict in the picture? There is also a magnificent bouquet of flowers in a vase on the table. The author collected peonies, irises, daisies and other flowers in the bouquet. with their own multi-colored paints they lift your spirits, especially on this autumn day, because now it’s autumn outside, but the picture exudes a summer mood. In addition to flowers, the author depicted vegetables and fruits. Here we see pumpkin, grapes, fragrant peaches, juicy pears, lemon, and an apple can be seen. There is also a glass of water on the table, and in the distance there is a carafe.
Everything looks harmonious, bright, lively. The author chose for his canvas dark background, but the picture does not evoke a gloomy mood, does not seem dark, on the contrary, dark color The background only emphasized the color palette and paints that the author chose when depicting flowers and fruits in the picture.
A wonderful picture that takes us back to summer, when the earth bestows its fruits, and we gladly accept these gifts, tasting the fragrant fruits.
If you see in the picture
Cup of coffee on the table
Or fruit drink in a large decanter,
Or a rose in crystal,
Or a bronze vase,
Or a pear or a cake,
Or all items at once -
Know that this is a still life
(Gladkov)
Before us is a still life by I.T. Khrutsky “Flowers and Fruits”.
Still life is one of the most famous painting subjects, to which almost all artists paid tribute. The Dutch, English, and French enthusiastically painted flowers and fruits.
Lush peonies and purple irises stand in a chased vase, pleasing the eye. A little further away there was a decanter with a transparent liquid, which can barely be seen in the depths of the picture.
On the table, grapes and pumpkins lie in picturesque disorder, and there is a basket of peaches. Everything that autumn, with its bountiful harvest, has to offer is presented here. The artist perfectly balanced the composition of the drawing and even introduced a small sprig of field oats into the drawing. The oats have already dried and with their golden sprig draws attention to the left edge of the picture.
All flowers and fruits are carefully painted by the artist. You can see the transparent grapes filled with juice, the velvety skin of peaches, and how beautifully the glass of water is written, you just want to take it and drink the water, acidified with a slice of lemon. The lemon itself with a cut slice lies right there.
The picture mixes autumn, spring and summer, because the flowers and fruits depicted here grow in different time, but in the picture this does not cause the viewer’s rejection and overall it is a very beautiful work.
Essay – description based on the painting by I. F. Khrutsky “Flowers and Fruits” for 3rd grade students in the “School of Russia” program, textbook “Russian Language - Part 1”.In the center of the picture is a luxurious bouquet of flowers in a vase. My attention was attracted by two large scarlet peonies hanging their heavy heads downwards. The composition of the bouquet includes two more peonies, they are not so large, but also beautiful, their soft pink color sets off the brightness of other flowers. Magnificent velvet irises stand out for their unusual shape, lilac color.
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Essay - description based on the painting by I.T. Khrutsky "Flowers and Fruits"
/ N A TURLIFE (French dead nature), genre visual arts, dedicated to the depiction of inanimate objects (utensils, fruits, dead game, bouquets of flowers, attributes of any activity).
Ivan Trofimovich Khrutsky. Still life "Flowers and fruits"
Ivan Trofimovich Khrutsky (1810 - 1885) - Russian painter. Master of still life. Born on February 8, 1810 in the Vitebsk province (Belarus) in the family of a priest. Successfully graduated from the Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg. The still life “Flowers and Fruits” was awarded the Big Silver Medal “for painting fruits and fruits from life.”
Flowers Peonies (pale pink, light yellow, burgundy, red; “shaggy” flowers, reminiscent of a hat) Rose (bright red, soft pink fringe, beautiful, but proud) Daffodils (bright yellow, fragile and vulnerable)
Hyacinth (pale lilac, like a star, quiet, simple and peaceful) Iris (pale purple, unusual) Cornflowers (bright blue, like cones, good-natured and friendly, light and airy)
The painting by I. F. Khrutsky depicts the still life “Flowers and Fruits”. In the center of the picture is a luxurious bouquet of flowers in a vase. My attention was attracted by two large scarlet peonies hanging their heavy heads downwards. The composition of the bouquet includes two more peonies, they are not so large, but also beautiful, their soft pink color sets off the brightness of other flowers. Velvet irises are magnificent, standing out for their unusual shape and lilac color. A shy beauty rose settled down below; I didn’t notice her right away, but I was fascinated by the grace of the queen of flowers. Next to her was a couple of daffodils, as yellow as two suns. They seem to radiate light and give a joyful, summery feel to the bouquet.
But the open wings of tulips, they are delicate and fragile. In a bronze and copper vase with a simple ornament and a relief design depicting dogs in the lap of nature, not only garden flowers, but also wildflowers look beautiful. They frame the bouquet, give it a unique charm, and fill it with life. Blue-blue bells look natural next to ears of wheat. Leaves of different shapes and colors are barely visible among the flowers. A unique bouquet! Next to the vase is a glass half filled with water, and in it is a golden slice of lemon. It seems to me that the fruits near this glass seem juicier. There is nothing superfluous in the picture. The artist thought through every detail. On the right side of the canvas I see a wicker basket, and in it, ripe peaches are laid out on top of the leaves, they just beg to be put into your mouth. Behind the basket is a whole basket of white, red and black currants.
Option 1
Ivan Khrutsky is a nineteenth-century Belarusian painter known throughout the world for his talent for still life paintings. One of his most famous works is the painting “Flowers and Fruits”. The artist managed to perfectly convey the mood of the picture, its liveliness and color variety.
The painting depicts a still life in early autumn, as there is a pumpkin here, which appears only in late August or early September. The work conveys perfectly autumn mood- time to reap the fruits of your hard work and enjoy them.
I like this work, since autumn is my favorite time of year, and Ivan Khrutsky, in my opinion, is one of best artists who managed to convey this time. It was thanks to those details and the color palette that he used that it was possible to create such an unsurpassed masterpiece as “Flowers and Fruits”.
Option 2
Khrutsky Ivan Trofimovich - Belarusian painter. He lived in the nineteenth century, and that is why still lifes and group portraits became the main genre of his work. Soon it was thanks to still lifes that he managed to achieve fame and recognition. His work "Flowers and Fruits" deserves special attention, since it has become one of the most famous still lifes Ivan Trofimovich.
Here is a picturesque pile autumn gifts: plants and fruits of a wide variety of pure and juicy colors, as well as all kinds of kitchenware. There is a huge amount of color in the work different shades, ranging from light and warm to many shades of red and very dark colors.
Overall, the work turned out to be very warm and pleasing to the eye, and such a huge variety of vegetables and fruits gives it a special flavor and personality.
Option 3
The painting “Flowers and Fruits” is the work of the famous Belarusian artist and the nineteenth-century painter Ivan Temofeevich Khrutsky. His still lifes became known in many countries of the world, and now the paintings of this artist are recognized almost everywhere. That is why we should pay attention to his works, including the painting “Flowers and Fruits”.
The picture is dominated by warm colors and shades, great place occupies here Brown color and many of its shades. It is worth noting that this still life also contains bright spots of color, such as red poppies in the center of the canvas. In general, the bouquet located in the middle of the composition is the main one, since the first thing we pay attention to is it. After all, there is a large number of different types colors, various shades.
That’s why it’s so pleasant and joyful to look at the picture.
