Paris

/ from the series "Russian Impressionism" /

The great Russian artist Konstantin Alekseevich Korovin (1861 -1939) left the brightest mark in the history of Russian art, as a representative (even the founder) of Russian impressionism. His works are still considered masterpieces.
For the first time the concept of impressionism appeared in France at the end of the 19th century. It was the French technique, but using the Russian manner, that Korovin wanted to use in his paintings. Only he managed to perfectly combine modernity and the tranquility of nature, warmth and cold, harmony and a riot of emotions. He not only draws, but leads the story, tells the story, which can be seen in the paintings.