The author of the painting "Rye" is the famous Russian artist Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin. This painter is known for painting magnificent landscapes that not only reflected the beauty of nature, but also created a certain mood.
The painting "Rye" depicts an endless field with ripe Golden ears. Spikelets bend under the weight of ripe grains. Here and there you can see blue cornflowers and white daisies. Like a fairy-tale of the guardians "protect" this amazing beauty of the mighty pine giants. A high blue sky, complemented by white clouds, spread out over the Razdolny Russian field.
Ahead of us, we can see a field shoulder bordered by bright green grass. A winding road runs off into the distance. There are two people walking along it, who are not immediately noticed among the Golden waves of rye. The people in the picture are secondary. But the artist drew the spikelets in detail, and therefore they look very realistic.
Attract attention on the picture of the tall pines. Their trunks are not perfect, but slightly curved. The spreading green branches of some of the trees sloped almost to the ground. In the distance stands a dead pine tree, from which there is only one trunk left, already without branches. This image brings a touch of sadness to a picture filled with sunshine and a joyful mood.
The amazing beauty of Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin's painting is achieved by a harmonious combination of bright and warm colors: gold and blue, as symbols of prosperity and cleanliness. They are perfectly complemented by the freshness of green grasses and pine trees.
Looking at the picture, you know that it depicts a sultry summer day. The artist managed to draw his native nature so plausibly that it seems that you can hear the rustle of rye ears and feel the warm wind blowing very close. Cumulus white clouds are visible above the horizon. Nature seemed to be waiting for rain. Only a flock of birds, barely visible in the sky, circling over the Golden field.
The painting " Rye " creates a calm, peaceful mood. The artist's love for native nature, admiration for its beauty and grandeur, is felt in it. These feelings are also transmitted to the audience, who see the work of Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin before them. I really liked this picture.
