Konstantin Korovin, Russian Impressionist

Konstantin Korovin was a leading Russian Impressionist artist, born in Moscow, Russia 1861.
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[@mendyhand3895]

Love all of these Russian artists! Thx for posting all of these! 👍🖌🎨🙏🏻

[@philstarke.artist]

My pleasure 😊

[@Natalia-hh8nl]

Great artist Korovin ❤

[@TOPTENTRAVEL01]

I realize this was posted five years ago, but I really enjoy your comments on the master painters' work, as well as just being exposed to paintings I might never have seen otherwise.

[@philstarke.artist]

Thank you very much!

[@johnjunji8443]

Love it so much. KK is one of my favorite painters

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[@MrsMonaco2]

One of my favourites. Love him

[@edwininfaija8451]

A true master! I've always loved the Hammerfest -painting (the water night scene, the place is from Norway). Sometimes a bit too "choppy" brushwork to me. His "Saint Deni Arc" (not here) reminds me strongly of van Gogh, in a very nice way. A bit too inconsistent output, still.

[@philstarke.artist]

He did paint in changing times, a lot of influences.

[@miljenkomarinkovic838]

Your comments are simplistic. Korovin was obviously evolving and adapting different styles. You failed to mention how the brush strokes changed as he was trying to capture light at a certain moment; quick brush strokes to capture the essence and effect of the light. Korovin was one of the great impressionists.

[@jonatopik]

Recently discovered him and now he's one of my absolute favorites

[@philstarke.artist]

Thanks, he was a good one.

[@margaretbutters6181]

enjoy how you describe all their work helps me a lot thankyou

[@JB007SEXY]

Your on a winner here Phil. Great video keep going;-)

[@paulawheat98]

Thank you! Really enjoyed this video. I just went to the site to see his paintings. They are very impressionestic and loose. I struggle to get that loose.

[@philstarkestudio]

its a mind set to see simple shapes and use bigger brushes.

[@dago00]

Polenov not Polsnov