Двое мужчин в тарантасе, Viktor Vasnetsov, 1871
Viktor Vasnetsov, retratoViktor Vasnetsov1848–1926

Двое мужчин в тарантасе

1871 · Drawing · 14.5 × 21.1 cm

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Виктор Михайлович Васнецов вошел в русское искусство как мастер бытового жанра. Персонажи его первых произведений – односельчане, простой крестьянский люд, обыватели. Еще до поступления в Академию художеств он выполнил в Вятке серию из 75 рисунков, иллюстрирующих русские пословицы и поговорки, собранные местным этнографом Н. Трапицыным.

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В этих рисунках проявилась способность талантливого юноши замечать и метко отображать характеры людей и явления окружающей его жизни. В поле зрения художника оказались повседневные житейские сцены: крестьянский обед в поле, богомольцы у сельской церкви, нищие у крестьянской избы, беседа хозяина с батраком. Рисунок «Двое мужчин в тарантасе» выполнен в 1871 году, когда Васнецов по болезни сделал перерыв в учебе в Санкт-Петербургской Академии художеств и вернулся на родину поправлять свое здоровье. Тематически и по стилистике рисунок продолжает выполненную ранее серию: карандашный рисунок с небольшим количеством персонажей и жизненностью выбранной сцены, но значительно превосходит их по мастерству.

Рисунок экспонировался на «Посмертной выставке картин и рисунков Виктора Васнецова» в 1927 году.

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Entretanto, na vida de Viktor Vasnetsov

A vida inteira
  1. 1868–1876

    Friendship with Repin and the “evenings” at Antokolsky’s

    In St Petersburg he grew very close to Ilya Repin; he attended the “evenings” at the apartment of Repin and the sculptor Mark Antokolsky, where the student Ivan Savenkov read bylinas in a slow chant, in the northern accent so familiar to Vasnetsov — and so his interest in early Russian culture and folk epic finally took shape.

  2. 1868–1876

    Friendship with Arkhip Kuindzhi

    In St Petersburg he grew especially close to Arkhip Kuindzhi: the taciturn Vasnetsov found the key to his reserved nature, and when Kuindzhi painted “Ukrainian Night” he exclaimed that it was the very night Gogol had spoken of — “now we see it”.

  3. 1870

    He meets Pavel Chistyakov

    Pavel Chistyakov, back from Rome, saw Vasnetsov’s drawing “A Prince’s Icon-painting Workshop” at an Academy exhibition, asked to be introduced to its author and soon made him a regular pupil; Vasnetsov remembered his teacher as “an enemy of the formula” who could show each pupil the road to his own development.

  4. 1870

    His father dies; his brother Nikolai becomes guardian

    In 1870 his father, Mikhail Vasilyevich, died; the elder brother Nikolai became guardian of the younger children, and for some years their aunt Elizaveta Shilyaeva lived with the younger brothers.

  5. summer 1871

    He meets his future wife, Alexandra Ryazantseva

    In the summer of 1871, home in Vyatka on academic leave, he met Alexandra Ryazantseva in the local library — a merchant’s daughter who would become one of the first women from Vyatka with a higher medical education; he was struck by “her eyes — stern and extraordinarily kind”.

  6. 1873–1875

    He leaves the Academy before graduating

    In 1873, a year before the end of the course, he almost stopped attending the Academy and went only to Chistyakov’s studio: Chistyakov told him he had already got from the Academy all it could give, and Kramskoi advised the same; on 4 (16) February 1875 he was formally discharged, receiving a certificate that listed two small silver medals and one large one.

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