Isaac Levitan: A collection of 437 paintings (HD)

BOOKS about Isaac Levitan: (Isaac Levitan: Lyrical Landscape) (Antosha and Levitasha: The Shared Lives and Art of Anton Chekhov and Isaac Levitan) LearnFromMasters Needs Your Support: (EXCLUSIVE CONTENT) --- Isaac Levitan: A collection of 437 paintings (HD) Description: “One of the best landscape artists among the progressive group of 19th century Russian artists known as the Itinerants (Wanderers), Isaac Levitan’s main contribution to Russian art was his development of the “atmospheric landscape“, achieved through his supreme mastery of colour, light and shade. Although the depiction of light was crucial to his compositions, as it was to those of Monet and Sisley, Levitan was a realist rather than an Impressionist. Devoted to naturalism and plein air painting, he had a gift for portraying all the seasons of the year, different times of the day and an infinite variety of natural views. Famous examples of his landscape painting include works like Secluded Monastery (1890, Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow), and Vladimirka (The Road to Vladimir) (1892, Tretyakov), as well as evocative works like Golden Autumn (1895, Tretyakov), Spring Flood (1897, Tretyakov), and Birch Grove (1889, Tretyakov), all bought by Pavel Tretyakov. Levitan was an active participant in artistic life; he gave lessons at the Moscow School of Painting, where he himself had trained, was actively involved the Moscow Club of Literature and Art, and exhibited regularly with such associations as the World of Art and the Munich Secession (1892). Now ranked among the top modern artists within the landscape genre, Levitan is considered to be one of the most influential figures in Russian Painting of the 19th-Century.“ --- SUBSCRIBE: Facebook: Instagram: Contact: LearnFromMasters01@ LIST OF ARTISTS already posted on LearnFromMasters: --- MUSIC: Arvo Pärt: Spiegel im Spiegel (Full Album) --- Thank you so much for your support! #LearnFromMasters #RussianPainter #Realism #OnlineArtGallery #CollectionOfPaintings #ArtHistory #IsaacLevitan