Urgent Order for the Front

Dormidontov N. I.

1898, St Petersburg — 1962, Leningrad

Urgent Order for the Front

1942

oil on canvas. 66 x 86
Ж-11099
Received in 1985 from M. M. Petrenko, Leningrad

Period Early 20th century
CategoryHistory Painting
Keywords The Siege of Leningrad 1941-1944 | The Great Patriotic War | Socialist Realism | Soviet Art | The Leningrad School | Workers | war | St. Petersburg – Petrograd – Leningrad | Factories, industrial enterprises | Weapon
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Nikolai Dormidontov spent the entire Siege of Leningrad in his native city. His many paintings and drawings tell the story of the epic struggle of the people of Leningrad. The besieged citizens not only fought against the cold and hunger; they also spent entire days and nights in the factories, making ammunitions for the front. The tense tones and dynamic composition reflect the heroism of the citizens, manufacturing a new tank at the Kirov Factory.

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