Vologda girl with party suit - 1905


Size (cm): 55x85
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The paint "Vologda girl with party suit - 1905" is a work that encapsulates the essence of Russian folklore through the distinctive style of Ivan Bilibin. This artist, recognized for his contribution to modernism and the Art Nouveau movement in Russia, was a master in the illustration of traditional Slavic stories and in the representation of the rich regional cultures. His work was not only limited to illustration, but also included scenario decorations and costume design, aspects that are clearly reflected in the care of detail and the visual wealth of this painting.

The work stands out for its detailed representation of a young woman from Vologda, an Oblast in the northwest of Russia, famous for her cultural heritage and traditional costumes. The young woman, probably on the threshold of a celebration, is dressed in a party suit that stands out for her elaborate decoration and vibrant colors. The use of intense colors and defined lines is characteristic of bilibin and is evident in all the clothes and accessories of the young woman.

The girl's suit is a mixture of intricate patterns and rich textures, which Bilibin uses not only to highlight the beauty of the attire, but also to narrate Vologda's cultural history. The decorative elements of clothing, with floral and geometric motifs, are a reflection of artisanal mastery and symbolism that permeates traditional Russian clothing. Red and gold colors predominate, symbolizing fertility, wealth and social status.

The artistic composition of the work is also worthy of mention. Symmetry and equilibrium attention are fundamental in Bilibin style, and this painting is no exception. The figure of the young woman occupies the space in a central way, directing the viewer's attention to her figure and her wardrobe, while the background remains relatively simple so as not to distract the attention of the main character. The details of the suit and accessories, such as Kokoshnik (a kind of traditional Russian headdress), are faithful to regional design traditions.

The seabed that surrounds the figure of the girl should not go unnoticed. The bluish and gray tones harmoniously contrast with the warm colors of the suit, creating a dynamism that makes the figure almost protrude from the canvas. This technique highlights the importance of the portrait and, at the same time, gives it a sense of depth and three -dimensionality.

Bilibin has an innate ability to merge the real and imaginary world, enhanced by its training in the Imperial Arts Academy and their contact with Russian folklore scholars. In addition, his trips through northern Russia offered him a deeper understanding of local traditions, which clearly manifest themselves in his works. paintings As "Vologda girl in party suit" they are a testimony of their ability to capture the cultural essence of a region, in addition to serving as an unique visual and aesthetic record.

In summary, "Vologda girl with party suit - 1905" is a work that not only demonstrates the technical mastery of Ivan Bilibin, but also her dedication to preserve and glorify the Russian culture. Between the elegant representation of the young woman with her detailed clothing and the subtle nuances of the environment, the painting becomes a bridge between the past and the present, between tradition and modernity.

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