A series of albums of paintings of Russian artists Nikolai Fedorov and Vera Shubnikova will help readers take a step towards understanding nature and feeling its beauty. Very brief comments added.
The 1 album is dedicated to an extraordinary event, the legendary Tungussky meteorite.
The 2 album shows flowers, ordinary flowers that grow around us; but these flowers create a mood and show the state and feelings of the author.
The 3 album is dedicated to space and nature in space.
The 4 album shows the ancient architecture, how this architecture is seen today and is perceived by modern man; how these most skillful buildings are connected with nature and also convey the emotions and inspirations of artists.
In the 5 album we will sink into the world of landscapes, into the world of man in nature. The artist conveys emotions and feelings from communication with nature, the greatness of natural phenomena and subtle poetic beauty.
In the 6 album, nature is transferred to people's homes in the form of gobelin and jacquard textile, curtains in theaters and concert halls.
The sixth album shows the tapestries of the Honored Artist of Russia Nikolai Fedorov, who for 40 years was the main artist of the leading Russian enterprise to produce tapestries. This team won “Grand Prix” at the Brussel World Exhibition in 1958. They also performed the “Golden” curtain for the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow based on a sketch by F. F. Fedorovsky. The album includes a variety of tapestries on the themes of nature, space, as well as on special topics. Among the special tapestries, decorative fabrics and curtains for high-rise buildings, museums, concert halls and theaters in Moscow should be noted. In particular, fabrics were made for the Grand Kremlin Palace and the curtain of the State Concert Hall "Russia" in Moscow. Especially worth mentioning are handmade tapestries. The album provides a brief overview of the exhibitions, with the participation of the artist.
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