Старуха, Boris Kustodiev, 1904
Boris Kustodievの肖像Boris Kustodiev1878–1927

Старуха

1904 · Painting · 93.8 × 69.6 cm

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Поколенный портрет старухи в темном узорчатом платке с поворотом вправо. В правой руке палка. Фон - забор и темная зелень. Правый верхний угол не записан, сохранился рисунок листьев дерева, сделанный кистью.

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  • 画像: Novosibirsk State Art Museum — © Новосибирский государственный художественный музей · Госкаталог музейного фонда РФ

その頃、Boris Kustodievの人生では

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  1. 1903

    Grand gold medal in Munich

    Even before finishing his studies, Kustodiev showed at international exhibitions in St Petersburg and Munich, winning the grand gold medal of the International Association — the Grand Prize of the Association of Viennese Artists at the International Art Exhibition in Munich.

  2. 1903

    Birth of his son Kirill

    His son Kirill (1903–1971) was born; he too became an artist.

  3. 8 January 1903

    Marries Yulia Proshinskaya

    Kustodiev and Yulia Proshinskaya were married in a small church on the Catherine Canal in St Petersburg; she took her husband's name, and he later painted several portraits of her.

  4. 30 October 1903

    Graduates with a gold medal for “At the Market”

    Kustodiev completed the course with a gold medal: for his competition picture “At the Market” (now lost) he received the title of artist and the right to a year's travel abroad and around Russia on an Academy grant.

  5. 1903

    Academy travel grant: Paris

    Kustodiev arrived in Paris with his wife and son and joined René Ménard's studio; during the trip he visited Germany, Italy and Spain, studying and copying the old masters.

  6. 1905–1907

    Cartoonist for Zhupel, Adskaya Pochta and Iskry

    Kustodiev worked as a cartoonist for the satirical magazine Zhupel — home of his well-known drawing “Introduction. Moscow” — and after it was closed drew for Adskaya Pochta and Iskry.

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