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Я хадзiў па роднай беларускай зямлi. Я быў шчаслiвы...

Альбом

Published in
Мiнск
Year
2018
Pages
144
Volume1
144
Illustrations and maps
photos, art paper
Cover
Hardcover
Circulation
500 copies
Weight
0.814 kg
ISBN
978-985-11-1064-9
35 USD
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The publication introduces the work of the Belarusian artist, a national genius, a master of impressionist landscape, a person with a unique talent of subtle lyricist Vitold Kayatanovich Byalinitskyi-Biruli (1872-1957). The painter had a bright creative individuality, perfectly possessed a unique artistic language. Forced by various circumstances to live and work in Russia, until the last moment he returned with his soul and thoughts to his little Motherland, which reminded him and led him to the world-famous path of art. In the silent observations of the evening, twilight, ash, he listened for a long time to the silence and his heart, which excitedly beat in his chest... For him, the sounds were a conversation that sometimes died down, then suddenly came to life again, in which there were both feeling and thought." the meaning of life. I grew up in the village, in nature, among the people," recalled the famous Belarusian artist at the end of his life. The album "I was happy in my native land..." is a peculiar attempt through the artist's works and lyrical sketches. which is represented by the poems of Belarusian and Russian poets, as well as through the memories of Byalinitskii-Biruli, one will understand the inner world of the famous Belarusian master. The publication will be interesting to a wide range of readers who admire the art of Belarus.
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