Stanislav Zhukovsky: A collection of 262 paintings (HD)

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Stanislav Zhukovsky: A collection of 262 paintings (HD)
Description: "Stanislav Zhukovsky was born into the family of an aristocrat deprived of his property and rights of nobility for his involvement in the Polish Revolt of 1863. More in-depth studies of the reasons revealed that the reasons were economical rather than political. Stanislav Zhukovsky’s father most likely did not take part in the revolt, but lost his entail property as a result of economic sanctions inflicted on the revolt sympathizers. As a result Yury Zhukovsky could not keep the family estate in property and became its tenant, as well as most of other representatives of the Byelorussian-Polish nobles. The revolt defeat, exile of his father’s brothers, the loss of his patrimonial estate, the family’s troublesome financial situation and vanished hopes had a substantial impact on the psychoemotional perception of the reality by the artist.
Contrary to the will of his father Stanislav Zhukovsky left for Moscow to study painting in 1892. He took classes from Isaac Levitan and graduated from the Moscow Painting, Sculpture and Architecture College. From 1895 Stanislav Zhukovsky participated in exhibitions of the Itineraries. In 1899 his canvass Moonlight Night was acquired by the Tretyakov Gallery.
By the early 20th century Stanislav Zhukovsky became one of the most famous impressionist landscape painters in Russia. He also took part in exhibitions of the World of Art group.
The artist lived preferentially in Moscow. He organized a private school there and taught from 1907 till 1917. He traveled a lot across Central Russia and studied ancient manor estates.
In 1923 the artist immigrated to Poland. In 1930 Joseph Brodsky and other friends persuaded the artist to return to the USSR, but he remained in Poland.
During World War II the artist was arrested by the Nazis.
Stanislav Zhukovsky died in the concentration camp in Prushkov in 1944."
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[@charleswood6332]

Amazing!! This man is not afraid to use color!! And he certainly knows how too.

[@petemavus2948]

Oh the still life tabletop painting with the spring bulbs, chocolate cake etc. delighted me, many landscapes, interiors as well. Thank you once again!

[@davidinger6372]

What a talented man, and what a tragic ending, seems like many great artists have difficult lives, what wonderful legacy he left behind, nobody deserves that end. the tchaikovsky, music is also lovely

[@lizangel72]

Plz can you tela me the name of the song i cant remeber, thank you so much

[@helloyou.]

@@lizangel72 Waltz of the Flowers by Tchaikovsky. Part of Nutcracker ballet suite.

[@jordih1000]

an extraordinary painter, I was ecstatic!

[@gladysrodriguez5498]

THANK YOU! IT IS A GIFT!!!

[@user-yh7qe3ph2x]

Огромное спасибо,Вечная Светлая память .Царствие небесное

[@robertatavola3070]

Beautiful colours .Love the music as well.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Beautiful paintings and colors.

[@albertadriftwood3612]

This brilliant painter is an inspiration for anyone who paints outdoors. Wherever you are, step outside. Your subject matter is waiting for you.

[@oowaz]

funny you say that cause some of my favorites are his indoor works lol

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[@Lalo-cw1fq]

Beautiful.

[@user-zv1ls9mq3h]

Спасибо, что этот светлый человек оставил нам исчезающую красоту русских дворянских усадеб. Дореволюционная Россия давно канула в Лету, и вместе с ней этот уютный , старый мир. А мы имеем возможность им любоваться.

[@user-zr8bq7hq8y]

Extraordinaire merci le peintre Giusti

[@MuraliMurali-pl5yd]

Beautiful Wonderful Paintings

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Yea beautiful paintings and landscapes and colors

[@helloyou.]

The music piece is Waltz of the Flowers by Tchaikovsky, part of the Nutcracker ballet suite.

[@cristiangonzalezsafstrand6442]

Hermoso el vídeo gracias

[@stephanearthaud8308]

It makes me feel of " le bal des Laze" ( Polnareff).

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Beautiful

[@Ladyblue7620]

What a vid man!! ♥️

[@esterassa9823]

מרתק ! המוח האנושי ! ציורים ומוסיקה ! תחומים נוספים ובאין קצה !

[@helloyou.]

אכן, זה יפה מה שהמוח יכול ליצור.

[@MexTexican]

Really like this a lot!

[@rachidalibrahimi8312]

Very nice

[@ranvijayruhil491]

love from india

[@lizangel72]

Plz Put all the music in the videos in the description , i love all of them , and this one i cant put my finger in it,

[@gevanpoold7852]

Tchaïkovski "Valse of the flowers" from Nutcraker

[@kirstenhansen2999]

What is this music..I have heard it before.

[@irenevandenberg7338]

Is it Vivaldi's four seasons?

[@mcqinc.1029]

Nutcracker, Waltz of the Flowers.

[@nigarbunyataliyeva1641]

Chaikovskiy

[@pagetblaza5630]

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