RUSSIAN STILL LIFE PAINTINGS FOR SALE – BUY STILL LIFE OILPAINTING ONLINE AT ARTRUSSIA GALLERY
"There is no death in nature! Everything lives and everything moves, everything inhales and exhales, everything changes every minute", - said the French art critic Thoré-Bürger, and one of the greatest masters of still-life once stated: "Who said one paints with colours? One employs colours, but one paints with feeling". And, indeed, still-life, which is all about depicting things that surround people in their everyday life, can touch us not less than any other genre.The favourite objects of representation have always been flowers, fruit and vegetables, seafood, pots and pans, which can actually become allegorical images translating complicated philosophical senses at times. A modern still-life painting can be a perfect thing to decorate your interior with and can, actually, be of any subject-matter: from a still-life with flowers and with fruit to metaphorical and historical still-lives. Quite often the pictures are made look so realistic that you may find it very difficult to tell life from an image. Oil on canvas still life for sale probably enjoys the highest popularity, while water-colours are charming in their own way, but both of the techniques will look good in the decoration of interiors, especially of dining rooms and kitchens. In ArtRussia Gallery you can always purchase Russian still life created by well-known modern Russian painters.
STILL LIFE PAINTINGS
Still-life in interior
2003, canvas, oil, 71x59 cm
Peonies
2014, canvas, oil, 73x73 cm
Bellflowers
2012, canvas, oil, 40x50 cm
Bellflowers
2011, canvas, oil, 50x60 cm
Day-lily
2011, canvas, oil, 80x60 cm
Yellow day-lily
2010, canvas, oil, 80x70 cm
Still-life with the melon and the pears
2007, canvas, oil, 60x62 cm
White peonies
2015, canvas, oil, tempera, 70x80 cm
STILL LIFE MASTERPIECES
Table, doily and fruits
1890, canvas, oil, 47x56 cm
Paul Cezanne
Barnes Foundation, Merion, Pennsylvania
Still Life with Attributes of the Arts
1766, canvas, oil, 112x140 cm
Jean-Baptiste Simeon Chardin
Hermitage, St. Petersburg
