Река, Konstantin Korovin, 1884
Konstantin Korovin, portretKonstantin Korovin1861–1939

Река

1884 · Painting · 8.6 × 15.4 cm

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Abramtsevo, Rusland

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Пейзаж. Этюд. На первом плане серо - голубая гладь реки. На втором плане слева невысокий берег, поросший травой и группами деревьев. В глубине справа далекие берега с голубеющей полоской леса. Небо облачное, светло-серое, более темное у горизонта справа; слева у горизонта узкая светлая полоска.

Abramtsevo

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Inventarisnummer
Ж 239

In de catalogus

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In het leven van Konstantin Korovin

Het hele leven
  1. 1875–1886

    Friendship with Serov and Levitan

    During their student years at the Moscow School the Korovin brothers become friends with fellow students Valentin Serov and Isaac Levitan; Konstantin keeps these friendships throughout his life.

  2. 1881–1923 · Werkzaam in

    Moscow

  3. 1884–1885

    Begins working for Mamontov’s opera

    From 1884 Korovin makes costumes and sets for Savva Mamontov’s opera: in 1885, under Polenov’s guidance, he paints the sets for Aida, and on his own designs Bizet’s Carmen and Delibes’s Lakmé.

  4. 1885

    Travel: Spain

  5. 1885

    The shock of Paris and the Impressionists

    On a trip to Paris and Spain Korovin gets to know the painting of the Impressionists; he later wrote that Paris was a shock for him — in it he found everything he had been scolded for back home in Moscow.

  6. c. 1885

    Polenov introduces him to Mamontov’s Abramtsevo Circle

    Vasily Polenov introduces Korovin to Savva Mamontov’s Abramtsevo Circle: Viktor and Apollinary Vasnetsov, Ilya Repin, Mark Antokolsky and others. The circle’s love of stylised Russian themes is reflected in Korovin’s picture A Northern Idyll.

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