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Au gramophone. (At the Gramophone). Peinture de Vladimir Yegorovich Makovski (Makovsky, Makovskij) (1846-1920), huile sur toile, 1910. Art russe 20e siecle. F. Kovalenko Museum of Art, Krasnodar (Russie)
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Au gramophone. (At the Gramophone). Peinture de Vladimir Yegorovich Makovski (Makovsky, Makovskij) (1846-1920), huile sur toile, 1910. Art russe 20e siecle. F. Kovalenko Museum of Art, Krasnodar (Russie)
FIA5363908 Au gramophone. (At the Gramophone). Peinture de Vladimir Yegorovich Makovski (Makovsky, Makovskij) (1846-1920), huile sur toile, 1910. Art russe 20e siecle. F. Kovalenko Museum of Art, Krasnodar (Russie) by Makovsky, Vladimir Egorovic (1846-1920); F.A. Kovalenko Art Museum, Krasnodar, Russia; Photo © Fine Art Images
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This print titled "Au gramophone" showcases a painting by Vladimir Yegorovich Makovski, a renowned Russian artist of the 20th century. Created in 1910 using oil on canvas, this artwork is housed in the F. Kovalenko Museum of Art located in Krasnodar, Russia. The painting depicts an intimate scene set against the backdrop of a gramophone, symbolizing the technological advancements and cultural shifts taking place during that era. The composition captures the curiosity and fascination of a family gathering around this new invention, with individuals from different generations engrossed in its enchanting melodies. Intriguingly, Makovski's brushstrokes bring to life various elements within this domestic setting - from the youthful exuberance of children to the contemplative expressions worn by their parents and grandparents. This portrayal highlights not only the importance of music as a unifying force but also sheds light on societal dynamics and class distinctions prevalent at that time. Through his masterful use of color and attention to detail, Makovski invites viewers into this private space where spare time is cherished and shared experiences are treasured. The painting evokes nostalgia for simpler times while reminding us of our own connection to art, music, family bonds, and collective memories. Overall, "Au gramophone" serves as both an aesthetic delight and historical documentation; it offers insight into early 20th-century Russian society while celebrating timeless themes such as childhood innocence and familial love.
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