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Oil painting Karl Marx Bilan Petr Ilyich
Oil painting Karl Marx Bilan Petr Ilyich
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№AAA2834
"Karl Marx" is a captivating oil painting that commands attention with its powerful portrayal of the renowned philosopher and economist. The canvas showcases a full-length portrait of Karl Marx, positioned prominently in the foreground. Dressed in a dignified black suit, Marx exudes a sense of authority and intellectual depth. The artist pays meticulous attention to detail, capturing Marx's distinct appearance with precision. Adorning his neck is a neatly tied black bowtie, contrasting against the pristine white collar that frames his face. Marx's facial expression is serious and contemplative, reflecting his profound insights and unwavering dedication to his ideologies. The composition expertly emphasizes Marx's hands, offering subtle hints about his character and work. His left hand is positioned near the chest area, gripping onto a pocket, suggesting a sense of introspection and deep contemplation. Meanwhile, his right hand hangs loosely by his side, conveying a sense of calm confidence. Adjacent to Marx, on the right side of the painting, a green table stands as a supporting element. On the table rests a single book, symbolizing Marx's intellectual pursuits and his significant contributions to the world of philosophy and economics. The vibrant green of the table adds a touch of color and vitality to the otherwise predominantly white background. Speaking of the background, it is deliberately kept minimalistic, with a plain white expanse. This choice places the focus solely on Marx's figure and allows viewers to engage directly with his gaze and presence. The absence of distracting elements directs attention towards the subject's persona and the weight of his ideas. The painting's title, "Karl Marx," is straightforward and unambiguous, mirroring the simplicity and directness of the artwork itself. It conveys a sense of reverence and recognition for the man who played a pivotal role in shaping political and economic thought. "Karl Marx" is a visually striking portrait that captures the essence and spirit of a towering intellectual figure. Through meticulous attention to detail, skillful composition, and a minimalist backdrop, the painting elevates the subject, inviting viewers to reflect upon the profound legacy of Karl Marx and his enduring impact on society.
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Karl Marx"
* ARTISTS: Bilan Petr Ilyich
* SIZE: 200x130 cm/'78.74x51.18 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: Photos provide accurate information about the product.
About the artist: Born on July 21, 1921 in the village of Novonikolaevka, now the Zaporozhye region. Husband of N. Makarova. Father G. Bilan. Graduated from: Odessa Art College (1948), Leningrad Art and Industrial School (1949), Kiev Art Institute (1955). Teachers in the specialty - M. Sharonov, D. Krainev, A. Kanter, S. Grigoriev. Painter. He worked in the genre of easel painting. Author of portraits, landscapes, thematic paintings. The works are characterized by lyricism and deep psychologism. His works reflect a constant fascination with the beauty of nature and man, marked by respect for human dignity. Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1985). Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine (1958). Member of the Great Patriotic War. Awarded with a medal. He worked as the chief artist of the painting workshop of the Kyiv creative and production plant "Artist" (1972-74). Participated in republican, all-Union and foreign exhibitions (1955). Famous works: “To the Son” (1955), “Decree on Land” (1957), “For Komsomol Vouchers” (1960), “Portrait of the Writer P. Panch” (1961), “Our Ilyich” (1963), “Arrest T. Shevchenko" (1964), "For the power of the Soviets" (1967), "Interrogation" (1968), "Sowing" (1971), "Year 1943" (1975), "To a brighter future" (1977), "Meadow blooms "(1994)," River of Dreams "(1995) and others. The paintings are stored in the Kherson and Zhytomyr museums of local lore, the Kiev Museum. T. Shevchenko, Donetsk Art Museum. Lived and worked in the city of Kyiv, died on September 22, 1996. Died in 1996.
№AAA2834
"Karl Marx" is a captivating oil painting that commands attention with its powerful portrayal of the renowned philosopher and economist. The canvas showcases a full-length portrait of Karl Marx, positioned prominently in the foreground. Dressed in a dignified black suit, Marx exudes a sense of authority and intellectual depth. The artist pays meticulous attention to detail, capturing Marx's distinct appearance with precision. Adorning his neck is a neatly tied black bowtie, contrasting against the pristine white collar that frames his face. Marx's facial expression is serious and contemplative, reflecting his profound insights and unwavering dedication to his ideologies. The composition expertly emphasizes Marx's hands, offering subtle hints about his character and work. His left hand is positioned near the chest area, gripping onto a pocket, suggesting a sense of introspection and deep contemplation. Meanwhile, his right hand hangs loosely by his side, conveying a sense of calm confidence. Adjacent to Marx, on the right side of the painting, a green table stands as a supporting element. On the table rests a single book, symbolizing Marx's intellectual pursuits and his significant contributions to the world of philosophy and economics. The vibrant green of the table adds a touch of color and vitality to the otherwise predominantly white background. Speaking of the background, it is deliberately kept minimalistic, with a plain white expanse. This choice places the focus solely on Marx's figure and allows viewers to engage directly with his gaze and presence. The absence of distracting elements directs attention towards the subject's persona and the weight of his ideas. The painting's title, "Karl Marx," is straightforward and unambiguous, mirroring the simplicity and directness of the artwork itself. It conveys a sense of reverence and recognition for the man who played a pivotal role in shaping political and economic thought. "Karl Marx" is a visually striking portrait that captures the essence and spirit of a towering intellectual figure. Through meticulous attention to detail, skillful composition, and a minimalist backdrop, the painting elevates the subject, inviting viewers to reflect upon the profound legacy of Karl Marx and his enduring impact on society.
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Karl Marx"
* ARTISTS: Bilan Petr Ilyich
* SIZE: 200x130 cm/'78.74x51.18 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: Photos provide accurate information about the product.
About the artist: Born on July 21, 1921 in the village of Novonikolaevka, now the Zaporozhye region. Husband of N. Makarova. Father G. Bilan. Graduated from: Odessa Art College (1948), Leningrad Art and Industrial School (1949), Kiev Art Institute (1955). Teachers in the specialty - M. Sharonov, D. Krainev, A. Kanter, S. Grigoriev. Painter. He worked in the genre of easel painting. Author of portraits, landscapes, thematic paintings. The works are characterized by lyricism and deep psychologism. His works reflect a constant fascination with the beauty of nature and man, marked by respect for human dignity. Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1985). Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine (1958). Member of the Great Patriotic War. Awarded with a medal. He worked as the chief artist of the painting workshop of the Kyiv creative and production plant "Artist" (1972-74). Participated in republican, all-Union and foreign exhibitions (1955). Famous works: “To the Son” (1955), “Decree on Land” (1957), “For Komsomol Vouchers” (1960), “Portrait of the Writer P. Panch” (1961), “Our Ilyich” (1963), “Arrest T. Shevchenko" (1964), "For the power of the Soviets" (1967), "Interrogation" (1968), "Sowing" (1971), "Year 1943" (1975), "To a brighter future" (1977), "Meadow blooms "(1994)," River of Dreams "(1995) and others. The paintings are stored in the Kherson and Zhytomyr museums of local lore, the Kiev Museum. T. Shevchenko, Donetsk Art Museum. Lived and worked in the city of Kyiv, died on September 22, 1996. Died in 1996.
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