Artist Sergey Sviridov. Crimean landscapes

How many summer, sea and cozy summer in the paintings of the artist Sergey Sviridova!

Artist Sergey Alekseevich Sviridov was born in 1964 in Simferopol, studied in the middle art school. After serving in the army, Sergey Alekseevich moved to Moscow entered the Moscow Academic Art Institute named after V.I. Surikova, studied in the artist's workshop A.E. Sukhinin.

Sviridov with great pleasure writes their native Crimea: mountain landscapes, cozy shady streets, blooming gardens, still lifes and the most important beauty of the Crimea - the sea.

By the sea, its attractive great power. Especially u southern Sea. This is the endless distance, and the power of the elements, and the romance of the southern night, and the great sad hope for happiness.

Bright nature paints, salted gentle wind, emerald water transparency and soaring seagulls in the azure sky. Such a Crimea and such a sea, as in the pictures of Sviridov, is no longer. But they were exactly. 40-50 years ago.

And this is not just landscapes ... There is not only beauty and accuracy. This is a dream.

It was by the sea

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It was by the sea, where the openwork foam,

Where is the rarely urban crew ...

The queen played - in the castle tower - Chopin,

And, attentive to Chopin, loved her Page.

It was all very simple, it was all very cute:

Queen asked to cut a grenade,

And gave half, and Pizza Istomila

And the group loved, all at the motifs of Sonatat.

And then gave himself, thunderstorms were given

Madam slept to sunrise ...

It was by the sea, where the wave of turquisite,

Where Openwork Foam and Sonata are a group.

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Lock " Swallow's Nest"Distinguished on a high sheer cliff above the beautiful Black Sea became the symbol of the Crimea and Ukraine, but now the Crimea left Ukraine, joining Russia and became one of the reasons for the Ukrainian crisis. We are revealed by amazing natural miracles in the luxurious scenery of the Crimea, sea landscapes, in places with a large number of caves and ancient ruins of medieval times.

Bear Mountain (Ayu Dag) In Crimea, place natural Heritage. This is one of the 10 Crimean natural seatswhich entered the top 100 natural wonders of Ukraine. Channel "National Geo" ranked Crimea best places For traveling 2013.

Do you know that there is Big Canyon? This is one of the waterfalls in the Crimean Big Canyon.

On the way to Crimean Big Canyon, Account Gorge

Cape Fiolent Located along Crimean Peninsula between Sevastopol I. settlement Balaclava. It has volcanic origin and consists of a huge amount of rocks of various sizes, ranging from stones and ending with miniature islands.

Lost lighthouse in the Crimea.
Waterfall "Jur -jur"

Kara Dag (Black Mountain)- volcanic array on the Black Sea in the Crimea. There is also the Karadag Nature Reserve of the same name.

Arch created by nature itself "Golden Gate". Natural Reserve Karadag View from the Black Sea. The reserve was established in 1979 to protect the sole rocky coastal array of Jurassic in Europe. All this is extinct volcanoes.

Winter Crimean Landscape Ai-Petri, SAMI famous mountainWith which the entire beauty of the Crimea is visible.

Laspi BayThese Rocky Mountains also got the name of the Devil Finger
Massive Panorama Balaclava Bay

Under the ground Balaclava used to be considered the base of submarines, which worked until 1993

St. Vladimir's Cathedral Roses over extensive excavations and ruins of Chersonese. Chersonese is an ancient Greek colony, based approximately 2,500 years ago in the southwestern part of the Crimean Peninsula. Ancient city Located on the Black Sea coast on the outskirts of Sevastopol. This place is called the "Ukrainian Pompeii" and "Russian Troy".
Cave on Mount Ai-Petri.

Cave city Eski -kermanin Crimea was a medieval city-bastion.

Chufut-Kale and Magnup-Kale– cave cities. Calais means "Fortress", and Magnup is the largest cave fortress on the Crimean Peninsula. From the ancient protective walls now there are only ruins, which are still standing in Magnoo. There are also caves that are still used as monasteries or temples. The largest and most unique cave is the cave "Drum Koba". Inside this cave is the Colon and if you hit it, it makes a drum sound.

Mammoth bones in a marble cave. Although Marble cave Not named one of the 7 natural wonders of Ukraine (in the past), this place is worth a visit.

Cave city Chufut-Kale In the Middle Ages also served another fortress. In this cave city there are about 200 caves, which were used as shelter, churches, mosques and prayer houses for thousands of years.


Rocky island Adalary, Gurzuf, Crimea

Kizil Kaya. - The ridge, dropping away from Yalta Yayla to the southeast, north of Yalta in Crimea and is the Yalta Mountain Reserve. Yalta is a beautiful resort town On the Black Sea, this city has a large number of historical and modern attractions.

Tree rocky Mountains Crimea
Flying over Koktebel

Cape Martyan. Located near the Nikitsky Botanical Garden in the Crimea. The length of the Martyan Cape Martyan reserve is 240 hectares and is evenly divided by the land and the Black Sea.
Besides natural Wonders, Crimea is the owner of a magnificent architecture, and one example of such an architecture is the castle "Swallow Nest" as a symbol of love.

Autumn waterfall in the forest of Crimea

Sunlight I. Crimean mountains - view from the helicopter

View of Balaklava from the Genoese Fortress
Genoese fortress Located in the Crimean city of Sudak, which was founded by 1371. The fortress was erected at the top of an ancient coral reef, which is now at an altitude of 150 m. Above sea level


Clouds over the Khaphal gorge, as a symbol of the Russian-Wine conflict.

Double rainbow over the village Tankovoy, Bakhchisarai district

Storm, Water Tornhead on the Black Sea

Other perspectives of the Crimea, cable car Over Yalta.

"Ring" - Photograph in one of the Crimean caves.

Crimean lighthouse at sunset. Looking at these photos is not difficult to understand why, loving the country would like to become the owner of the Crimea as his own.

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The nature of the Crimea served as a source of creative inspiration for many artists of fine art. It seems none of the artists who have been here, starting from the XVIII century to the present day, did not remain indifferent to the peculiar beauty of the "Earth Hour". For example, beauties Gurzufa. South exotic in combination with the Pattail of the Steppe Rapid Western Plains and with Solemn-Sigor Paphos Mountain Rud eastern coast represent a truly grand panorama.

Each of the artists who worked in Crimea I managed to see in him something my own, cherished, found a response in the shower. The works of these authors became a kind of bridge "bridge", connecting the viewer with the Crimean scenery, sometimes at all unknown to him, but the feelings and experiences awakening in it, associated with the indestructible power of love of man to nature.

For some landscape players, work in the Crimea was episodic, but for the work of three, who lived for a long time or systematically wrote here, the Crimean nature had the most direct and deep impact.

After joining the Crimean Peninsula in 1783, artists rushed here to capture unusual southern landscapes and types of intensively under construction cities.

B1820. The beautiful shores of Taurida visited A.S. Pushkin, inspired by the nature of these places in his poetic works. In the 1820s, the Polish poet Adam Mitskevich traveled here, who created the wonderful poems "Crimean Sonnets" cycle. It awakened even more interest in the Crimea in the artist environment.

During the XIX century, representatives of various art directions worked in Crimea, and the Crimean nature received a very diverse reflection in their work.

A.I. Meshchersky managed to vividly express the romantic beginning of his Crimean landscape. The spectacular state of the blue sky against the background of the cliffs is transmitted in the warm colors together with old poplars, the tops of which are illuminated by the light of sunlight.

"Crimean Landscape" I. Shishkin

The largest representative of the Russian realistic landscape I.I. Shishkin who visited Yalta In 1879, an extraordinary view mountain terrain prompted to create a series of drawings and engravings. In the painting "Crimean landscape", he was masterfully depicted a forest path leading to the house, among the age-old Crimean trees.

The well-known master of light effects in painting A.I. Kindji acquired a small plot of land in 1886 in the Simeiz area. Here in the summer, he wrote etudes, seeking to catch a whimsical game of paints on restless water, passing sunny or lunar lighting. It is concisely written by his landscape "Cloud".

The author skillfully portrayed a moment when pale pink light ascending sun Forms cumulus clouds over blue stripes of the sea. Etude "Sea" is extremely generalized. The quiet, gentle sea is so calling to plunge into the morning water.

Many amazing canvases wrote Master IK in Crimea. Ayollovsky. It makes no sense again and again put up his masterpieces here. It is worth noting his students who appealed to traditional topics and methods of art of a mast artist and showed their creative individuality. This belongs to the artist A.I. Fesssler, more than fifty years lived in Feodosia. He is the author of many deep poetic species of the seaside cities of Crimea.

A.I. Fressler. "Gurzuf".

In the painting "Gurzuf" he resorts to the romanticization of the landscape image in the spirit of painting auenoves. All the components of the landscape serve as an early morning expression. The artist's letter manner is sharp, with bright color contrasts, well transfers the mood of this cozy town from a bird's eye view.

Another native of Feodosia L.F. Lagorio constantly lived in St. Petersburg, but almost annually was in his homeland. He inspired beauty in his marinas Black Sea coast, Including Gurzuf.

Artist E.Ya. Magtyyan sought to emphasize in the paintings by the variety of Crimean motifs. In his "sea landscape" perfectly transferred to the harsh monolith of rocks against the background of restless motion of the waves. The blue and blue tones of this canvase reproduce the special transparency of the air environment and the brightness of the light with a greenish tint of water.

"Seascape"

Nautical officer A.V. Ganzen in childhood, in the house of his grandfather IK Auda Supovsky, imbued with love for art and seriously fond of marine in painting. In the Crimean Landscapes, he revealed the greatness of marine elements, while maintaining the remarkable subtlety of the attitude and bringing a lyrical painting into an art image.

"Moon rise"

Artist K.F. Bogajevsky was born and lived too in Feodosia. His first meeting with art occurred in the workshop of Ayollovsky, and in 1897 he graduated from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he studied at Queenji. "I haven't written pictures about the Crimean sky, the mountains, the sea, the Crimean nature, I also gave me new topics for my works," said Goyarevsky. Here are its pictures " Old Crimea"," Feodosia "," Evening by the Sea "and the Crimean Landscape. Last, "Crimean View", in my opinion a complete masterpiece of the game of paints and flowers.

"Old Crimea"

"Feodosia"

"Evening by the sea"

"Crimean View"

Ancient Kimmeria served as a source of creativity for the contemporary of the gogoysky, poet and artist M.A. Voloshina. Each of his work is solved in a certain color vein, expressively transmitting the character of the motive depicted. And in each of them, in the smooth rhythm of lines and color spots, the author gives the viewer the opportunity to feel the world of the beautiful, who gives man nature. It is characterized by his work "in the vicinity of Koktebel."

Koktebel vastity

Academician of Batal Painting N.S. Samokh in the Soviet period of creativity lived in Simferopol. In 1917-1921, being in treatment in Evpatoria, he wrote with enthusiasm cozy courtyards, shaded foliage trees, market squares, vintage mansions and cottages. In these etudes, a brilliant picturesque gift of the artist was revealed. Workshops depicted in the work "Evening in the Crimea" coverage of the peasant life, a saturated palette of blue, yellow, white and green colors.

"Evening in Crimea"

The Crimean Landscapes of K.A. received wide fame Korovina, a prominent representative of the Moscow "Union of Russian Artists". In 1911, he built a dacha workshop in Gurzuf, where he liked to write directly from the balcony with the opening beautiful types of South Coast Mountains and the sea. Korovin firmly felt natural, the eternal game of light and shadow, giving all the surroundings a feeling of trepacy, mobility. His picture "Gurzuf" is confirmed by this.

The sonicity of the color palette of the Crimean nature is revealed by Korovin in his next landscape. There is a stormy dynamics of paints, life, bright sun. It has been achieved by a masterly impressionistic manner of the letter that the master applies in the work.

"Balcony in Crimea"

Landscape, as an independent genre, occupies an honorable place in the visual arts. It gives the opportunity to masters working in this area with a large emotional expressiveness to create an artistic image of his native land.

Here are the works of talented artists of different eras and generations, which make up the basis for painting collections and graphics in artistic museums and art galleries of Simferopol, Feodosia, Sevastopol and Alupka.

Swallow Castle Nest, standing on a high sheer cliff above the beautiful black sea, has become business card Crimea. But at present, the peninsula is in the epicenter of the crisis broke through in Ukraine. A week later, citizens would have to make a choice: to remain as part of Ukraine or join Russia. We hope for a peaceful resolution of the conflict and publish these photos to show the beauty of the Crimean nature.

In these pictures you will see amazing nature Crimea, magnificent landscapes and sea landscapes. In the local places such a number of caves that they are known as cave cities, and the ancient ruins lead in medieval times.

Bear Mountain (AYY DAG) In Crimea, this is part of the natural heritage of Ukraine, it entered the top 100 natural wonders of the country. An amazing mountain range formed about 150 million years ago. (Photo: Oillin)

Did you know that in Crimea there is your big canyon? This is one of the waterfalls in the Crimean Grand Canyon. (Photo: Sergey Krynitsya)

Clove trees in Accident on the way to Crimean Grand Canyon. (Photo: IDLHERO)

Tourists on Cape Fiolent, Crimea. It extends along the Crimean Peninsula in the Balaclava district of Sevastopol. Cape has volcanic origin and replete with numerous stones of various sizes. (Photo: DmitryBurge)

Lighthouse in Crimea. (Photo: WIND OF RENOVATIO)

Waterfall in the Crimea, the photographer called him "journal". (Photo: IRENE MEI)

Golden Gate and Natural Arch Karadagsky natural Reservewhich is visible from the Black Sea. The reserve was created in 1979. Education on its territory occurred from extinct volcanoes. (Photo: Andrew (Polandeze)

Over the bay of Laspi. These rocks call the devil's fingers. (Photo: Sergey Krynitsya)

Massive panorama of Balaklava bay. (Photo: Petar Milosevic)

In Balaclave, there was a subterranent secret base of submarines, it worked until 1993. (Photo: Kirill Kalugin)

From the Vladimir Cathedral overlooking the extensive excavations and the ruins of Chersonese, Crimea. This is "an ancient Greek colony, based on about 2500 years ago in the southwestern part of the Crimean Peninsula. An ancient city is located on the Black Sea on the outskirts of Sevastopol on the Crimean Peninsula of Ukraine, where he is referred to as Chersonese. He was called" Ukrainian Pompeii "and" Russian Troy " . (Photo: Dmitry A. Mottl)

Cave on Mount Ai-Petri, Crimea. (Photo: Thisisbossi)

Eski-Kermen - a cave city in the Crimea. In the Epoch of the Middle Ages, it was a fortress city. (Photo: Thisisbossi)

Chufut Kale and Mangup Kale are cave cities. Calais means "Fortress". Mangup is the largest fortness cave on the Crimean Peninsula. Among the ruins are preserved and ancient defensive walls. Some caves still use as monasteries or temples. The biggest and most unique cave - Drum Coba. (Photo: Nikolai Vasilyev)

White cliffs Adalary, Gurzuf, Crimea. (Photo: Sergey Krynitsya)

Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Foros, Crimea. (Photo: Lexis_2k)

Black Sea and tree growing on the rocks of the Crimean Mountains. (Photo: Maxim Massalitin)

Natural Reserve Cape Martyan, located on the lands of Nikitsky botanical Garden in Crimea. The reserve takes 240 hectares, almost equally divided between the land and the surrounding black sea. (Photo: TADA008)

In addition to natural miracles, the Crimea is distinguished by incredible architecture and many man-made wonders, for example, the castle of a swirl nest, built for love, but shrouded in a sad story. (Photo: Maxim Massalitin)

Sunlight and Crimean mountains, a view from the helicopter. (PHOTO: Vlad Archik)

Genoese fortress in Sudak, Crimea. It was founded in 1371. The fortress was built on the top of the ancient formation of coral reefs, it is currently at a height of 150 m above sea level. (Photo: TPG)