Painting of spring in watercolor St. Petersburg. Western artillery bridge

Watercolor paintings of landscapes of St. Petersburg by the artist Iskander Ulumbekov, for the most part, carry historical content and this is symbolic, since every Russian person who came to St. Petersburg involuntarily opens an imaginary window into the past. What are, for example, the famous watercolor paintings of the author from St. Petersburg. March 1801 or Moika 12 dedicated to the great Russian people. This watercolor painting of the interior of any room, if it does not turn over, then it will definitely blow up and make it unforgettable for guests and unique for designers. The watercolor is framed in a 30 mm wide wooden baguette, a passepartout matched to the prevailing colors of the work, a gold slip with elements of aging and, of course, museum anti-reflective, baguette glass. Only in the next 10 days you can not only save on the purchase of 5 thousand rubles, but also get an individual author's gift.