Village in winter

/ 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.
The paintings of Konstantin Alekseevich Korovin, dedicated to the Russian winter, mostly have a somewhat popular character and even somewhat resemble the works of Boris Mikhailovich Kustodiev - the same bright colors, the same holidays.
From the artist's diaries - "I firmly declare that I am writing not for myself, but for everyone who knows how to enjoy the sun, the infinitely diverse world of colors, forms, who never ceases to be amazed at the ever-changing play of light and shadow ..."