The Barge Haulers on the Volga by Ilya Repin

Powerless captain 's hands, legs stretched, people saw different emotions - here and resigning, protesting, and being simple and angry. The impression of the artist's scene is very strong. I propose a topic that is very proficient as an artist of life. He has taken care of her for about five years. According to one of the early sketches of famous paintings, Repin is going to compare the plot pattern between the captain and the laughing boat.

Before we continue Lukács, I will also notice that critical realism is inherited in paintings, especially in Russia. On, you can see the work of one of the "Peredvizhniks" Ilya Repin. In this picture Brooks was drawn, and they carried a barge upstream. Repin saw them by the Volga river, where he drew a local sketch of nature. He was shocked by the contrast between poor Brooks on the beach and wealthy people on board. The painter also added very interesting details to the ship shown on the right side. The details symbolize the idea that the Russian empire as a farmer country is still being influenced by technological advancement.

For decades, socialist realism has been developed by thousands of artists in a pluralistic society. Examples of early Russian art realism include works by Peredvizhnikis and Ilya Yefimovich Repin. These works do not have the same political meaning, but they show the technology used by their successor. After Borshevik ruleed Russia on October 25, 1917, the art style changed dramatically. A simple artistic inquiry between the depravity of the emperor and the prosperity of Bolshevik

In 1932, the proletariat's Leningrad visual art school turned into a painting, sculpture and architecture school (named Ilya Repin since 1944). The country's largest art academy has completed its ongoing reforms over 15 years. Therefore, the basic elements of the Leningrad school - a new high school educational institution and a unified specialized alliance of Leningrad artists - were created at the end of 1932. In 1934, Isaac Brendsky, a disciple of Ilya Repin, was appointed. Department head of the National Academy of Arts and department manager of Leningrad University in paintings, sculptures and architecture