The Russian oil painting complex

The Russian oil painting complex Russians have always loved oil paintings. In Russia, not only art galleries, is in a large number of museums, all gather past oil painting masterpieces, some have become the treasure of the town museum. Russians have always loved oil paintings, then and now. In Russia, not only art galleries, is in a large number of museums, all gather past oil painting masterpieces, some have become the treasure of the town museum. Located in St. Petersburg, the Winter Palace, once the palace of the Russian Czars, is now a famous museum. There, I enjoyed the excellent Russian oil paintings of different times, schools and styles. Russian oil paintings in the 18th and 19th centuries seem to have a touch of sadness in their artistic conception. As for oil painting trading, not only in the painting shop or antique market, even in the folk trade market also has a relatively wide range of oil painting trading. More than 10 years ago, I visited a trade market on the outskirts of Moscow. The lowest price of an ordinary oil painting, 13×9 centimeters, was 10 to 15 percent of the average monthly salary of ordinary wage earners in Moscow at that time. The buyers are mostly ordinary people. Russians are generally keen on oil painting. When we visited Vassily Church, there were more than a dozen panels of young men and women standing in the trees, under the walls, on the grass. It was sunny after the rain, and it was noon, and they were absorbed in their descriptions, in spite of the sun roasting overhead and the damp steaming on the ground. After conversation, we know that most of them are workers, oil painting is their hobby. I looked through the sketching books and four thick books that the two young men had brought with them and was deeply moved. When I took a picture of them, a fellow traveler said, "In a few decades, these two young people will become world-famous painters. Your photo will be worth a lot of money." In Russia, whether in Blagoveshchensk or St. Petersburg, you can see a lot of oil painting enthusiasts. Among them are students, teachers, workers, residents, etc. It can be said that oil painting is an indispensable part of the spiritual life of the people of this country. As for oil painting trading, not only in the painting shop or antique market, even in the folk trade market also has a relatively wide range of oil painting trading. More than 10 years ago, I visited a trade market on the outskirts of Moscow. The lowest price of an ordinary oil painting, 13×9 centimeters, was 10 to 15 percent of the average monthly salary of ordinary wage earners in Moscow at that time. The buyers are mostly ordinary people. Russians are generally keen on oil painting. When we visited Vassily Church, there were more than a dozen panels of young men and women standing in the trees, under the walls, on the grass. It was sunny after the rain, and it was noon, and they were absorbed in their descriptions, in spite of the sun roasting overhead and the damp steaming on the ground. After conversation, we know that most of them are workers, oil painting is their hobby. I looked through the sketching books and four thick books that the two young men had brought with them and was deeply moved. When I took a picture of them, a fellow traveler said, "In a few decades, these two young people will become world-famous painters. Your photo will be worth a lot of money." In Russia, whether in Blagoveshchensk or St. Petersburg, you can see a lot of oil painting enthusiasts. Among them are students, teachers, workers, residents, etc. It can be said that oil painting is an indispensable part of the spiritual life of the people of this country