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Hyacinths at the tree
Mikhail Fedorovich Shemyakin • Painting, 1916, 17.6×10.2 cm
Description of the artwork «Hyacinths at the tree»
In 2002, the painting was acquired by the Nizhny Tagil Museum from the artist’s son, M.M. Shemyakin, Moscow.
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In still lifes, Shemyakin tried to express an elegiac mood with a slight touch of sadness. This helped him favorite flowers - the most delicate hyacinths, which often appear in his paintings. Sometimes flowers are presented in front of their beauty, sometimes - drooping, having lost its former solemn look. (Museum of Russian impressionism, Moscow)
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In still lifes, Shemyakin tried to express an elegiac mood with a slight touch of sadness. This helped him favorite flowers - the most delicate hyacinths, which often appear in his paintings. Sometimes flowers are presented in front of their beauty, sometimes - drooping, having lost its former solemn look. (Museum of Russian impressionism, Moscow)
