Konstantin Alekseyevich Korovin pintor impressionistarusso nasceu em Moscou

Konstantin Alekseyevich Korovin, pintor impressionistarusso, nasceu em Moscou, em 5 de dezembro de 1861. Em 1875 ingressou na “Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture”, onde estudou com Vasily Perov e Alexei Savrasov. Em 1881 -1882 Korovin passou um ano na “Imperial Academy of Arts” em São Petersburgo, mas, decepcionado com os métodos de ensino, retornou para a “Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture” e continuou seus estudos com Vasily Polenov até 1886. Em 1885 fez a primeira de suas muitas viagens para Paris e também para a Espanha. Em 1888, viajou para Itália e Espanha, e depois pela Rússia, Cáucaso e da Ásia Central. Na década de 1890, tornou-se muito ativo no mundo do grupo de Arte “Mir Iskusstva”. Estes artistas adotavam uma nova abordagem estética ao patrimônio artístico do mundo, que popularizou as tradições da Arte popular e de Arte russa dos séculos XVIII e XIX.

Em 1896, Korovin projetou o pavilhão da “All. Russian Exhibition of Arts and Crafts” em Nizhnii Novgorod. Em 1900, ele projetou as decorações para a seção Ásia Central da “Paris World Fair”. No mesmo ano ele foi condecorado com a Legião de Honra pelo governo francês. No início do século 20, Korovin concentrou sua atenção sobre o teatro, projetando cenários para produções dramáticas, óperas e balés. Em 1905, Korovin recebeu o título de “Academician of Painting”, e em 1909 -1913 lecionou na “Moscow School of Painting”. Em 1923 mudou-se para Paris, onde passou os últimos anos de sua vida trabalhando como cenógrafo para muitos dos principaisteatros da Europa, América, Ásia e Austrália. Morreu em Paris, em 11 de setembro de 1939. Portrait of the Actress T. S. Lobatovich, 1880

A Picnic, 1880

Portrait of a Chorus Girl, 1883 On Deck, 1885

Portrait of Sofia Golitsyna, 1886 In a Room, 1886

Pergola, 1888

A Florence Street in the Rain, 1888 In a Boat, 1888

At a Tea Table, 1888

Portrait of Olga Alyabyeva, 1889 Portrait of Olga Orlova, 1889

Portrait of Italian Singer Angelo. Masini, 1890 Young Woman in a Garden, 1891

Northern Idyll, 1892

Winter, 1894

Venice, 1894

St. Triphon’s Brook in Pechenga, 1894

Hammerfest - Aurora Borealis, 1894 -95 The Pomors, 1894

Summertime, 1895 Mistress of the House, 1896

On the Balcony, Spanish Women Leonora and. Ampara, 1897 Paper Lanterns, 1898

Gudal’s Castle, 1902

A Boulevard, 1902 Portrait of Ivan Morozov, 1903

A Street in Pereslavl, 1905

On a Sea Shore, 1910

The Temple of. Tanit, 1910

Lady with Guitar, 1911 Portrait of the Hungarian Artist. Jozef Ripple-Ronai, 1912

Portrait of a Woman, 1912 Lady with a Guitar, 1912

Gurzuf, 1914

Pier in Gurzuf, 1914

Feodor Chaliapin, 1915

Terrace, 1915

Lilacs. Still Life, 1915 Still Life with Roses, 1916

Gurzuf, 1916

Parisian Street View, 1918

Portrait of a Woman, 1922 Moonlit Night, Paris, 1929

Biography Konstantin Alekseyevich Korovin, a Russian Impressionist painter, was born in Moscow, on December 5, 1861. In 1875 he joined the “Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture”, where he sudied under Vasily Perow and Alexei Savrasow. In 1881 -1882 Korovin spent one year at the “Imperial. Academy of Arts” in San Petersburg, but, disappointed with the methods of teaching, he came back to the “Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture” and continued his training with Vasily Polenov until 1886. In 1885 he made the first of his many travels to Paris and also to Spain, In 1888, he traveled to Italy and Spain, and later through Russia, Caucasusand Central Asia. In the 1890’s he became very active in the world of the Art Group “Mir Iskusstva”. These artists adopted a new aesthetic approach to the artistic heritage of the world, which spread Art traditions of Popular Art and of Russian. Art in the eighteenth and nineteentth centuries. Pushkin and the Muse, 1930

In 1896 Korovin projected the pavilion of “All-Russian Exhibition of Arts and Crafts” in Nizhniy Novgorod. In 1900 he designed the decorations for the Central Asia section of the “Paris World Fair”; in the same year he was awarded the Legion of Honor by the French Government. In the early twenties, Korovin focused his attention on theater, projecting sets for dramaticproductions, operas and ballets. In 1905 Korovin received the title of “Academicianof Painting”, and from 1909 to 1913 he taught at the “Moscow School of Painting”. In 1923 he moved to Paris, where he spent the last years of his life working as a set designer for the major theaters of Europe, America, Asia and Australia. He died in Paris, on September 11, 1939. Paris, Arch of Saint Denis, 1930

Paris, 1933

Still Life with Lobster, 1935

Créditos Música: Valse Mélancolique Vladimir Rebikov, 1866 -1920 Pesquisa e Formatação: Julia Zappa juliazappa@uol. com. br Revisão e Tradução de Texto: Ida Aranha sabercultural@sabercultural. com http: //www. sabercultural. org Agosto 2014 Tsar Dodon in Military Suite Costume design for Rimsky-Korsakov’s opera The Golden Cockerel in Bolshoi Theatre

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