200 Years of Russian Art | Joachim Pissarro
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2023
- Dr. Joachim Pissarro explores Russian art of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Essays on Russian art tend to focus either on the 19th century and the pre-revolutionary period, or on the revolutionary Russian Avant-Garde. Very seldom do we hear about what happened artistically prior to the Revolution, during the Revolution, and - at the other end of the spectrum - at the very end (early demise) of the Soviet Union.
In this lecture, Dr. Joachim Pissarro attempts to see the multiple - and, at times, utterly contradictory - facets of what unfolded in Russia through two centuries of one of the most complex histories on this planet.
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This lecture, titled "200 Years of Russian Art: The Sublime, Its Vagaries and Incessant Return," is part of the Russian History Museum's "Second Saturday" online lecture series. It was presented on March 11, 2023.
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As always- Excellent topics & series. Well done!
Thank you, Hannah!
Thoroughly absorbing and stimulating.
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I am a descendant of Ilya refined through my mother and I am fascinated by how much art talent there is in my family even now and I am hoping to make this a legacy to instil in my children and grandchildren
Sorry Ilya Repin
Very interesting
Art of IVAN BILIBINE in auction at Bubb Kuyper on 23-26 may 2023 in Haarlem, Netherland.
One loves Russian art. It would be nice to see it in Russia, guess I'll have to wait!
It is an interesting lecture. But, unfortunately, when answering the question about the relationship of Soviet art to nature, Dr. Joachim Pissarro did not say anything that a huge number of Soviet artists continued the pre-revolutionary tradition of realistic landscape. Many visual masterpieces were created in this tradition during the Soviet period. He also didn't mention the rugged style of the 1960s-70s. There were many outstanding works. Unfortunately, Dr. Pissarro very quickly jumped to the Moscow Conceptualists of the 1980s. I understand the limited time of the lecture did not allow many aspects to be covered. I hope that in next lectures Dr. Pissarro will be able to pay more attention to religious motifs in official Soviet art, especially in the period 1970-80.
Alexander, thank you for sharing your thoughts! Your feedback inspires us for future lectures :)