Яр-Кравченко А. Н. Maxim Gorky Reading His Tale Death and the Maiden to Joseph Stalin, Vyacheslav Molotov and Kliment Voroshilov

Яр-Кравченко А. Н.

1911, Благовещенск-на-Амуре— 1983, Москва

Maxim Gorky Reading His Tale Death and the Maiden to Joseph Stalin, Vyacheslav Molotov and Kliment Voroshilov

1949

oil on canvas. 194 x 220
Ж-5609
Received in 1949 via the Committee for Art, Council of Ministers of the RSFSR

Period Early 20th century
CategoryHistory Painting
Keywords 1945-1991 | Soviet Art | socialist realism | group portrait | Soviet Leaders | Servicemen | male costume | Food, Drinks | crockery
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The main idea behind Maxim Gorky’s philosophical tale is that love is stronger than death, yet love and death are inseparable.
The artist made several copies of the painting (Tretyakov Gallery, Kliment Voroshilov Naval Academy, Maxim Gorky Museum of the Russian Academy of Sciences).

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