Autumn landscapes. Autumn landscapes Autumn landscapes painting by artists

Autumn appears quite often in the paintings of Russian artists. This is not surprising, because the beauty of autumn nature is very picturesque, combines many bright colors and has a special mood.

Isaac Brodsky - Golden Autumn

As mentioned above, autumn nature, which begins to transform and turn into shades of yellow and red, looks very picturesque. It would be truly strange if the greatest Russian landscape painters did not pay attention to the transformation of autumn nature. Fortunately for us, artists try to convey in their work all the faces of nature - snow-white winter, green spring, hot summer and colorful autumn. It is also worth noting that the famous artists, whose paintings you can see here, became so famous not only due to the fact that they could quite accurately and realistically convey landscapes on their canvases, but also due to the fact that in their works they could display the nature of the weather and even mood.

Efim Efimovich Volkov - Autumn

Autumn, as you know, is a time of happy sadness, a peaceful mood, when the summer warmth gives way to coolness and rain, when the trees begin to change colors, and to the brightest colors, when the leaves begin to fall to the ground, the pleasant smell of fallen leaves fills the air, when there is feeling of the coming cold, but there is still time to enjoy the last warm days.

Grigory Myasoedov - Autumn morning

The paintings of great artists who turned their attention to autumn nature show, in particular, the emotional state in the midst of autumn. The viewer can feel familiar sensations, whether it is autumn or another time of year outside the window. This is the skill and high art of Russian painters. Next you can see 15 paintings, which today are considered a real treasure of Russian and world art.

Paintings by great Russian artists about autumn

Vasily Polenov – Golden Autumn

Alexey Savrasov – Autumn

Apollinary Vasnetsov - Autumn. 1910s

Arkhip Kuindzhi - Autumn thaw

Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin – Autumn

Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin – Early autumn

Ilya Ostroukhov - Golden Autumn

Isaac Brodsky - Fallen Leaves
Isaac Levitan - Golden Autumn
Mikhail Nesterov — Autumn landscape
Fyodor Vasiliev - Swamp in the forest. Autumn
Stanislav Zhukovsky - Autumn. Veranda

In a time of bright sadness and quiet joy. A rare case of a riot of colors in the middle zone is an occasion for an artist to add warm colors to the canvas. Red rowan leaves, bright yellow birch leaves, golden yellow linden leaves and yellow-brown oak leaves. Even larch in the fall succumbs to the general mood and burns with a canary color against the blue sky. If you're lucky, the golden autumn will turn out to be fine and gentle. We look at pictures about the most romantic time of the year together with Natalya Letnikova.

Isaac Levitan. Gold autumn. 1895. Tretyakov Gallery

Canvas from the “major series” Isaac Levitan. “I was passionately drawn to work, I got carried away, and now for a week now I haven’t taken my eyes off the canvas day after day...”- the artist wrote to his friend Vasily Polenov working on an autumn canvas. A painter saw a landscape bursting with yellow and barely tinged with green in the Tver province on the banks of the Syezha River not far from the Gorka estate, where he had a heartfelt interest. Is this why his “Golden Autumn” is like the smile of nature. The brightest of hundreds of Levitan's autumn paintings.

Stanislav Zhukovsky. Autumn. Veranda. 1911. Timing

A cozy corner of a country house where you can be eye to eye with the autumn park. It seems that you can reach the top of the spruce tree with your hand and, if desired, pluck that lemon-yellow leaf from the birch tree. See the horizon and, inhaling the cool, clean air, sit down on a bench under the sliding rays of the autumn sun. Stanislav Zhukovsky dearly loved autumn and ancient Russians estates. A century ago, the bouquet collected has not lost any of its bright colors and only emphasizes the autumn unity of the inhabitants of the house and its surroundings.

Boris Kustodiev. Autumn in the provinces. Tea party. 1926. Tretyakov Gallery

Merchants in an autumn interior. Favorite topic Boris Kustodiev diluted with warm colors. Fiery red maples and yellowing gardens near provincial houses make autumn especially cozy. That very Indian summer, which temporarily reconciles with the beautiful, but, alas, inevitably falling leaves. The clear air is filled with the aroma of leaves, watermelon and fresh bread from a small bakery. And, of course, no autumn is scary if it’s nearby cat. Together with samovar.

Ilya Ostroukhov. Gold autumn. 1886. Tretyakov Gallery

Isaac Brodsky. Gold autumn. 1913. Museum-apartment of I.I. Brodsky

The village troubles were seen behind the bright riot of colors by the future representative of socialist realism, Isaac Brodsky. Famous for his Leninian student Ilya Repin became much later, and in 1913 the artist preferred romantic landscapes to paintings from revolutionary life. Framed by autumn foliage, as if in the palm of your hand, the village spreads out. He lives his hectic life - rattling carts, ringing voices. Only the colors change - from red gold, through a white winter landscape - to a riot of greenery and again to gilding.

Petr Petrovichev. Boring Garden. Autumn. 1905. Private collection

The corner of the Neskuchny Garden, penetrated by the bright sun, really does not look boring on a fine autumn day. At least the only movement in the deserted park is the slow waters of the river and the long gray shadows commanded by the sun. The house on the hill communicates that the park is inhabited by its appearance. And you can’t say at all that this is part of noisy Moscow. The artist Pyotr Petrovichev came to the capital from the Yaroslavl province on foot - to study painting with Levitan and paint Kuskovo, Kuzminki, Neskuchny Garden... It was much easier for the master of lyrical landscape to find solitude in the capital city a hundred years ago.

Konstantin Somov. Versailles Park in autumn. 1898. State Russian Museum

The center of Moscow or the Royal Park near Paris. Golden autumn is good in any place where the foliage changes color to suit autumn. A new picture every day is like a spectrum of shades. Know mix on the palette: linen, Dijon, mustard... And now the alley is covered with rust, and the color of the Tuscan sun is overshadowed by Parisian sadness. But the canvas will preserve “a fairy-tale palace, open for everyone to see”... As if there were only a few days left until the winter rest. And the leaves glow, and the sky turns blue, not knowing the autumn winds and the coming cold.

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“The clock is striking, heralding autumn:
heavier than last year
the apple hits the ground -
as many times as there are apples in the garden.” (Bella Akhmadulina)

"From the golden fields where blue smoke rises,
Girls pass by behind heavy carts,
Their hips sway under the thin canvases,
Their cheeks are tanned like golden honey.” (Eduard Bagritsky)