RUSSIAN PRIMITIVISM AND PRIMITIVIST ARTISTS – BUY PAINTINGS ONLINE AT ARTRUSSIA GALLERY

Generally speaking primitivism (naive art) makes up a style, which stands out for its simplicity, clarity and formal frankness of the pictorial language. The representatives of the primitivism are usually non-professional painters, who received no special training but just felt the need to create and realize their artistic potential themselves. Among the most famous ones are Henri Rousseau and NikoPirosmani, who managed to create some really outstanding naïve art paintings and add their names to the list of the most talented masters of all time. From one point of view, its sincerity and mode of representation brings naïve art near to children’s painting, but from the other – to the one of mentally ill people. Because of the fact that the primitives are not constrained by any academic rules and stereotypes, their work is notable for its freshness and spontaneity. The subject matter usually comes straight from the artist’s imagination or is borrowed from folklore, mythology or the tales of the surrounding reality. The outcome of it is the creation of amazingly poetic and sublime images, which are filled with harmony and purity, some kids-like innocence, which can wake up very warm feelings inside even a stone-cold heart.

PRIMITIVISM PAINTINGS

Old house
Old house
2006, canvas, oil, 60x70 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Gamblers
Gamblers
2007, canvas, oil, 70x95 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
The flying peppers
The flying peppers
canvas, oil, 60x60 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
High jump
High jump
canvas, oil, 60x70 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Playing for high stakes. From the series “Jewish happiness"
Playing for high stakes. From the series “Jewish happiness"
1999, canvas, oil, 60x70 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Dance. From the series “Jewish happiness”
Dance. From the series “Jewish happiness”
2008, canvas, oil, 70x70 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Holiday. From the series “Jewish happiness”
Holiday. From the series “Jewish happiness”
2008, canvas, oil, 60x80 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Lehaim! From the series “Jewish happiness”
Lehaim! From the series “Jewish happiness”
canvas, oil, 70x90 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Love. From the series “Jewish happiness”
Love. From the series “Jewish happiness”
2004, canvas, oil, 70x70 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Clouds. From the series “Jewish happiness”
Clouds. From the series “Jewish happiness”
2006, canvas, oil, 60x70 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Jewish wedding. From the series “Jewish happiness”
Jewish wedding. From the series “Jewish happiness”
2010, canvas, oil, 50x40 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Evening. From the series “Jewish happiness”
Evening. From the series “Jewish happiness”
2012, canvas, oil, 60x70 cm
Vladimir Lubarov
Still life with a glove
Still life with a glove
1987, canvas, oil, 75x80 cm
Ekaterina Grigorieva
Celebratory still life
Celebratory still life
1997, canvas, oil, 60x50 cm
Ekaterina Grigorieva
Two ladies
Two ladies
1998, canvas, oil, 65x70 cm
Ekaterina Grigorieva
White
White
2003, canvas, oil, 65x70 cm
Ekaterina Grigorieva
С8. Summer
С8. Summer
2002, canvas, oil, 104x69 cm
Ekaterina Grigorieva

PRIMITIVISM PAINTINGS MASTERPIECES

Fight Tiger and Buffalo
Fight Tiger and Buffalo
1909, canvas, oil, 46x55 cm
Henri Rousseau
Hermitage, St. Petersburg
Surprise!
Surprise!
1891, canvas, oil, 130x162 cm
Henri Rousseau
National Gallery, London
Dream
Dream
1910, canvas, oil
Henri Rousseau
Museum of Modern Art, New York