Does anyone recognize this art style?

Dec 16, 2005 09:27


It has been in my parents' house since I was a year or two old.  When my father died, I took it with me and it now hangs in my house.  This is a very important picture for me because it has so many memories attached to it.

I remember my mother telling me, when I was very young, that it is Russian, but now she does not remember any details.

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ex_biolante December 16 2005, 15:47:47 UTC
This style called "лубок" (lubok).

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lotrin December 16 2005, 15:55:25 UTC
Was about to write the same thing :)

Here's an article about lubok featuring your picture ^^ http://www.rollins.edu/Foreign_Lang/Russian/Lubok/lubsatir.html

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lotrin December 16 2005, 16:02:15 UTC
Какие твои годы ;)

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Kruto, kruto, kruto! levelord December 16 2005, 16:01:54 UTC
...bolshoe spasibo! You people are great ;)

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ex_biolante December 16 2005, 16:56:23 UTC
BTW here (http://www.rollins.edu/Foreign_Lang/Russian/Lubok/lubsatir.html third from top) - is same as yours :)

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Lubok ex_biolante December 16 2005, 18:55:22 UTC
As I remember, this is a one of an old russian styles of painting - "lubok" - if I'm not mistaken it's time period is about XIV or XVI century, and it's belong to the Pskov oldrussian painting scholl .

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depechist December 18 2005, 19:50:31 UTC
Levelord, look these color photos of Imperial Russia. I think to you it will be interesting. =)

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depechist December 18 2005, 19:54:00 UTC
The photos have been made in 1909-1912 and 1915.

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depechist December 18 2005, 20:52:23 UTC
Those pictures are beautiful! levelord December 19 2005, 16:35:22 UTC
Everything look so clean and beautiful. I look at the pictures of the young girls and think "Wow, they are so young, but by now they have grown older, had children, lived, and died." Old pictures are so evocative.

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