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The author Maxim Gorky reads his poem Children of the sun, 1905. Artist: Repin, Ilya Yefimovich (1844-1930)
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The author Maxim Gorky reads his poem Children of the sun, 1905. Artist: Repin, Ilya Yefimovich (1844-1930)
The author Maxim Gorky reads his poem Children of the sun, 1905. Found in the collection of the Museum of Private Collections in A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow
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Aleksei Maksimovich Gorky End Of 19th Early 20th Cen Essayist Gorky Ilya Yefimovich 1844 1930 Male Portrait Maxim Gorky Novelist Peredvizhniki Repin Russian Essayists Russian Literature Russian Novelists Russian Painting Russian Writer Russian Writers Sanguine On Paper The Itinerants The Wanderers
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This print captures the esteemed author Maxim Gorky in a moment of profound literary expression. The year is 1905, and Gorky can be seen engrossed in reading his powerful poem "Children of the Sun". Renowned artist Ilya Yefimovich Repin skillfully portrays this iconic scene, showcasing his mastery of graphic arts and realism. Gorky's intense gaze reflects the depth of emotion within his work, as he delves into themes that resonate with readers even today. As one of Russia's most celebrated writers, essayists, and novelists, Gorky holds a prominent place in both Russian literature and history. The portrait exudes a sense of intellectual prowess and creative brilliance. It transports us to the end of the 19th century when artistic movements like Peredvizhniki (the Wanderers) were flourishing. This period marked an era where male portraits became increasingly popular among Russian painters. Repin's use of pencil and sanguine on paper adds texture to the image while maintaining its timeless quality. Preserved within the Museum of Private Collections at A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow, this piece stands as a testament to Gorky's enduring legacy. As we admire this remarkable artwork, we are reminded not only of Maxim Gorky's contributions to Soviet literature but also his lasting impact on global literary traditions.
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