Author's painting with a view of Nevsky prospect. Petersburg city landscape

Author's bright oil painting (50h70 cm) with a view of Nevsky prospect. Saint Petersburg. Night city landscape. The painting was painted in the open air as part of the project 200 portraits of Nevsky for the exhibition let's Go 2020.

Horizontal orientation, canvas on a stretcher, oil, 50h70 cm.

On February 6, from 18-20.00. 200, I took part in a large-scale plein air (200portretovnevsky), where 107 artists, despite the sub-zero temperature, stood and painted a portrait of Nevsky Prospekt!

A lot of people came up and asked what the event was, took photos, asked if you were cold, and wished you luck. Everyone was happy and friendly. One young man very much wanted to buy a picture, so I said that it is not possible to buy it for the exhibition now. By the end of the second hour, I no longer felt my feet, despite the miracle of warming insoles, kindly given to me by my fellow artist Seregin. Despite the wind and cold everything was still very cool and brought a lot of positive emotions.

In my painting was a piece of the house 109 and 50h70 building on the Nevsky prospect. (107 cm oil on canvas)

House 1951 is a Majestic house in the style of Stalinist Neoclassicism, and if you suddenly decide to look under the arch and go through the automatic gate, you will open a completely different world - a quiet cozy courtyard, where everything breathes regularity. Built in 52 (architects In. F. Belov, E. M. Lavrovsky). The architectural style of the house is Stalinist Neoclassicism. It implies a classic and monumental style, in many respects close to the Empire, and eclecticism. On the main facade of the house - flying pigeons. Interesting detail: bas-relief of the "dove of peace" on the pediment.

House 109 Architectural style of the house at 109 Nevsky Prospekt-eclecticism. This style is characterized by a mixture of classicism and Baroque. The Kapralov house became popular after 1880, and it was occupied by the actual state Councilor Alexander Lvovich Alekseev (1825 -1888; occupied 13 rooms on the third floor, a stable, a barn and a glacier in the yard, paying 3500 rubles a year. ), It can be assumed that the house was built for the merchant class as its design used interesting details related to trade: a bas-relief of the God of trade mercury on the window casing.

It is possible to design pictures in contemporary wooden frame, extra charge, or you can make a frame custom made in the modern style handmade.
In live this work can be watch in St. Petersburg in my Studio on Nevsky prospect 134.
All rights belong to the author (Sergeeva) copying is strictly prohibited.

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Sending to Russia from 2500 p. Sending abroad from 5000 R.

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