"Color Fairy Tale" Exhibition of children's works in non-traditional painting technique "batik"
For some reason, I never perceived batik as an art, or rather, I simply didn’t think about it. Batik is beautiful shawls, interesting needlework, all sorts of drops, drips, overflows and silk.
And then, quite by accident, when visiting the Museum of Water, we found ourselves in a small room lined with canvases. Under the cut I will tell and show what it was)
It turned out that this was an exhibition of students of the College of Arts and Crafts named after Carl Faberge. Here again a discovery: it always seemed to me that establishments with such big names- this is something old that was once a school for apprentices, then some kind of school for working youth, then a vocational school, and now a college. But no! This educational institution founded in 2005!)
To my surprise, all the works were not signed, which is a pity and, in my opinion, somehow wrong. However, you will now see that it is possible to distinguish the hand of one author in several works.
According to the annotation to the exposition, the word "batik" comes from the Indonesian batik, in which ba is a cloth, and tik is a drop.
And then I will quote from the description of the exhibition: "The entire exhibition consists of 19 works of "silk art" on water theme but they are all very different. Young artists are distinguished by their own style, technique, vision, each picture is a part of the author's soul and attitude.
Here two-layer batik - the most complex painting technique using melted wax pouring, rollers, etc. And all this is expressed in the landscape genre, which gives the author incredible freedom of expression. Transfer to special language beauty water world- this is the task that the "batikist" artists set themselves, and which, undoubtedly, they coped with.
On the canvases - rivers, cast-iron fences of embankments, quiet streets of cities with stone houses, alleys, temples - frozen music through which artists convey their perception of water.
The landscapes of the paintings are calm and spiritual, gentle and refined, predisposed for reflection. The exposition seems to invite viewers to take a trip along the water surface of the seas, large rivers and small streams, and even look into the mysterious underwater world."
Of course, I am wildly sorry, I have never been an art critic, but in my opinion they were too smart with the description;) You can clearly feel an attempt to unite the entire exposition with one theme, attracting even clearly out-of-the-way plots to it. Why not just call it the Batik Symphony, for example? Or then it would be impossible to exhibit at the Museum of Water?
Whatever it was, the work itself made an impression! It's me, again, I'm sorry, I clicked on the phone, plus monitors often distort. In general, take my word for it: colors, transitions are simply magical!
With great pleasure I looked at the pictures up close - I was curious about "how it was done") With admiration - from afar. All strokes merge into a very realistic (when the plot requires it) picture so that it even seems voluminous.
A variety of styles convinces that technology is undeservedly deprived of attention. At least by me) Do you often meet batik - as art, and not as applied art?
Here, I take my leave for this) Thank you for sharing a little more impressions with me))
p.s. Incredibly, even the Water Museum itself does not have its own website, but only a miserable section on the Mosvodokanal website. So there is no need to say that I did not find information about the dates of this exhibition, and therefore, alas, I cannot recommend it for a visit. But, if someone really wants to, I think you can call the museum.
Frankly, the exhibition of Russian porcelain at the Andriyaka Academy turned out to be excellent. Two hours of viewing passed in one breath - they did not even notice how time flew by. In fact, the full name of the exhibition is “Russian Porcelain Ser. XVIII - beginning. XX centuries. The magic of forgotten things. But the exposition can be divided into two main parts: the actual porcelain of past centuries and the work of current students of the Academy.
Since the latter was not expected to be seen, my interest here turned out to be higher. Not only are the works chic, but also the original sketches are shown - you can compare.
I especially liked the series of plates with flowers of 3rd year students. 
See more photos of student work here
Remember, when I wrote about the glass exhibition in Vyshny Volochek, I really wanted them to exhibit my objects differently? So Andriyaka's porcelain stands as it should - with spot lighting, on a black background, each product has free space around - in order to emphasize its beauty and uniqueness. Walking through the exhibition is a pleasure! 
With no less pleasure, I watched video stories about Gzhel farfar, the production of which I myself will never get to. 
It turns out that the lack of good fertile land and a lot of high-quality clay in the area contributed to the development of local craft. Local peasants were forced to make dishes not only for themselves, but also for earnings - the land did not bring the necessary income. 
What else interesting did you find out? For example, small-scale porcelain manufactures themselves, in fact, did not produce porcelain. Bought ready made large factories and just painted it. 
The exhibition presents almost 150 works in various techniques: underglaze and overglaze painting, "gloss-gold", variegation, tsirovka, covering, decal and others. At the same time, different forms, ornaments and plots were selected. 
About the plots I want to mention separately. Scenes from noble life- a common thing, because porcelain and faience were present more on rich tables. 
I saw pictures for the first time peasant life. It's kind of unusual. 
The exposition is thoughtful, the exhibits were collected from different sources: both from the Gzhel Porcelain Factory, and from the museums "Arkhangelsk" and Decorative and Applied and folk art. Part - from the personal collection of S. Andriyaka. I recommend you go and see all this beauty! 
Another plus: Academia is an unknown, unpromoted site, therefore there are very few people - no one bothers to calmly look at every detail. It's amazing how I drove past the building for five years and never once thought that there might be something interesting for the exhibition. And for once not far from my house. In addition to porcelain, several other exhibitions are currently underway. But I will try to talk about them separately. For the temptation, I will show only two works: Kravchenko and Krivtsova. 
You can view the exhibition until February 18 at st. Akademika Vargi, 15. Go from metro station "Teply Stan" (the last car from the center, along the transition to the end, exit to Tyoply Stan St., then buses 144, 227, 281 (minibuses 144k, 58m) to the stop: "St. Akademika Vinogradov") and from metro station "Troparevo" (buses 144, 227, 281 to the stop: "St. Akademika Varga, 2", bus 720 to the stop "Academy of Watercolors").
Traditional thanks for the invitation to the community
From May 23 to June 29, 2014 in the Central exhibition hall the city of Kolomna hosts the exhibition "Invitation to Travel". Let's admire the batik presented at the exhibition.
Lyubov Toshcheva is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia, a laureate of the Malyutin Prize, a regular participant in republican, regional and zonal exhibitions. Some of her works are in Moscow, many others are in galleries and private collections in Russia, Germany, the Czech Republic, Hungary, France and Italy. Her stoles are worn famous women including Hillary Clinton.
Toshcheva Lyubov "Night Fairy" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Russian beauty" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Lovers" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Secret door" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Prosperity" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Peace" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "At the top" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Infinity" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Queen of winter" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Queen of Spring" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Queen of summer" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Queen of Autumn" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Music of sadness" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov "Song of Joy" Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov Cold batik, silk
Toshcheva Lyubov Cold batik, silk
Marina Edmundovna Orlova
Honored Artist Russian Federation Marina Edmundovna Orlova graduated from the Ivanovo School of Artistic and Industrial Design, department of artistic design of fabrics. Worked as a textile artist. Since 1979 he has been participating in art exhibitions. Member of the Union of Artists of Russia (1991), member of the Union of Designers of Russia (2002). One of the significant masters working in the technique of batik is known both in Russia and abroad, a participant in numerous all-Union, republican, regional and international exhibitions. In 2012 she was awarded the Grand Prix for the triptych “Confrontation. Shadows of the Past" at the exhibition, devoted to war 1812, held at the Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts in Moscow.
Honored Artist of Russia Marina Orlova "Secrets of the Ocean" (triptych) Gor. batik, nat. silk
Honored Artist of Russia Marina Orlova "Old Leaves" (diptych) Gor. batik, nat. silk
Honored Artist of Russia Orlova Marina Gor. batik, nat. silk
Irina Nikolaevna Kazimirova is one of the most talented batikists,. was born in Ivanovo. In 1974 she graduated from the Ivanovo Chemical-Technological College with a degree in textile design. Her work is well known among artists and specialists. decorative arts. Her works were exhibited not only in Russia, but also in Germany, India, Italy, Luxembourg. She is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia and the international association of fine arts AIAP - UNESCO.
Kazamirova Irina "Salute to the winners" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Forbs 1" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "By the water 1" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "By the water 2" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Alpine hill 1" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Alpine Hill 2" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Waterfall" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Mirror" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina “Keepers. Bird" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina “Keepers. Leo" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Red Irises" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Vitamin" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "On the window" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Kazimirova Irina "Evening" Nat. silk, mountain batik
Miloserdova Anna
Anna entered art twice: the first time - having been born and formed in a family of artists, the second - already a mature person with solid experience in the field of German philology, in which Anna received her education at the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University, where she was pushed by the dream of translating poetry.
Artistic education (in addition to the invaluable atmosphere of her home) Anna received at the Moscow State Textile Academy. Peculiarity creative way Anna lies in the interweaving of poetic, research and artistic aspirations. Love for the wisdom of pagan cultures, research at the intersection of language, psychology and ethnology, numerous translations of poetry, fiction, popular and specialized literature from a number of languages, the creation of the Faculty of Linguistics and Regional Studies at the International Slavic University in Moscow and the leadership of the Unified Faculty of Humanities, teaching languages and ancient culture- such is the range of interests and activities of this person. Anna's work is equally attractive both for specialists, colleagues in the shop, and for the widest audience. She has been repeatedly awarded certificates of honor and diplomas in the field artistic creativity. In 2008, Anna Miloserdova was awarded a Diploma for a series of batik and painting panels. Russian Academy arts. IN currently the artist is a member of the AHDI of the Moscow Union of Artists, the Union of Artists of the Russian Federation, the IHF and the Society for Culture and Art.
Miloserdova Anna "June rain" from the series "Year on the wings of butterflies" silk, mixed. cotton/batik
Miloserdova Anna "Dragon" from the series " Eastern calendar» silk, batik, mix technique
Porcelain exhibitions in Russian museums
Asta Brzezitskaya. Theater and literature in the work of the sculptor
Theater Museum named after A.A. Bakhrushin, Moscow
Exhibition “Asta Brzezitskaya. Theater and Literature in the Works of a Sculptor”, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of porcelain sculptor Asta Davydovna Brzhezitskaya (1912-2004).
http://www.gctm.ru/branches/gctm/ex/brzhezickaya/
Russians and Germans. 1000 years of history, art and culture.
The exposition of the exhibition presents porcelain from IPM, factories Popov, Gardner, Meissen.
The exhibition is located in the GIM exhibition complex at the address: Revolution Square, 2/3.
The golden age of Russian porcelain and glass. 1790-1830. From the collection of the Historical Museum
State Historical Museum
The stock exhibition, unprecedented in quality and quantity of objects, presents about 600 exhibits of porcelain and glass in the styles of classicism and empire, created at Russian imperial and private enterprises in the most fruitful period of their activity, called the golden age in the formation and development of "great styles" in applied art.
http://www.shm.ru/ev88731.html
Under the sign of blue swords - to the 300th anniversary of the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory
State Museum ceramics and the Kuskovo Estate of the 18th century
The exhibition "Under the sign of blue swords", opened in the eastern gallery of the Bolshoy stone greenhouse, dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the Meissen manufactory.
The collection of Meissen porcelain in the Museum of Ceramics is one of the best in Russia and is distinguished by its diversity and high level works.
Unfamiliar porcelain. Ten objects of Inna Olevskaya
10.02 - 04.03.2012 St. Petersburg
Lazarev Gallery with the assistance of the State Russian Museum and the Imperial (Lomonosov) Porcelain Factory presents: "Unfamiliar Porcelain". Ten objects of Inna Olevskaya.
All the works of Inna Olevskaya are a wandering in time and space.
The artist's works are represented in the collections of leading Russian museums and private collections in the USA, Italy, France and Germany.
www.museum.ru/N44994
"People, lions, eagles and partridges..."
11.10.2011 - 1.01.2012
Moscow, State Darwin Museum
Exhibition in Darwin Museum told about the artist Boris Yakovlevich Vorobyov and different facets of his work.
www.museum.ru/N43862
Ceramics and Man Through the Ages: Archaeological Finds
26.08 - 13.11.2011
Moscow region, Sergiev Posad Museum-Reserve
The purpose of the exhibition is to show one of the most important materials - ceramics at all stages - from its invention in the Stone Age to the twentieth century.
www.museum.ru/N43730
"A Life of Wonderful Things"
4.02 - 31.10.2011 Tyumen region
Surgut local history museum
The exhibition "The Life of Remarkable Things" is based on items from private collections of Surgut collectors. Among the exhibits is a collection of Soviet animalistic porcelain.
www.museum.ru/N42052
Art of Western Europe
10.07.2010 - 31.12.2011
Krasnodar, Krasnodar region Art Museum them. F. Kovalenko
The exposition is supplemented with furniture of the 18th century and products of the famous European porcelain manufactories of the 18th-19th centuries.
www.museum.ru/N38876
Creativity of Novgorod artists of the late XX early XXI c.c.
14.01 - 31.12.2011
IN different materials and genres are presented sculptural works. Of particular interest is the arts and crafts. Magnificent tapestries and batik, as well as works of glass and porcelain, in which the artists continue the tradition of the largest in the northwest of the early twentieth century. factories of the Kuznetsov family (“Kuznetsov factories”). The works belong to the outstanding masters of Veliky Novgorod, participants and laureates international competitions and exhibitions, including folk and honored artists of Russia.
www.museum.ru/N41850
Treasures of the Muranovo Manor
12/24/2010 - 12/31/2011 Moscow region, Muranovo Estate Museum
The exhibition takes place in the halls of the main manor house restored after the fire in 2006. The collection of porcelain is significant in its composition, including works by masters of Russian factories - Imperial, Gardner, Popov, Kuznetsov, French - Dagotti, Dart, Duke of Angouleme, products of the Meissen Manufactory and the Berlin Royal Factory, as well as English - Derby and other European productions of the XVIII-XIX centuries
www.museum.ru/N41747
Museum opening Siberian porcelain in Irkutsk
Irkutsk, st. Lenina, 5
September 27, 2010 with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, with the grant of the President of the Russian Federation and with the assistance of the charity fund "Patron" in the Irkutsk Regional Art Museum. VP Sukachev opens the Museum of Siberian Porcelain.
www.museum.ru/N40963
"Russian Tea Party"
30.09.2009-15.10.2011
Arkhangelsk, State Museum Association "Artistic Culture of the Russian North"
The main idea of the exhibition is a story-remembrance of the traditions of a tea feast in Russia and the Russian North among families of various classes; understanding the global popularity of the drink yesterday, today, tomorrow; a story about the variety of tea ceremonies.
The exposition presents old photographs of citizens, works of Russian and contemporary artists, antique porcelain, unique items related to the preparation of tea and the tea ceremony in the north.
www.museum.ru/N38625
The wonderful world of biscuit. Imperial Porcelain Factory in Tsarskoye Selo
14.06 - 25.09.2011
Exhibition of biscuit works performed by IPM masters. The exposition included works in line with realism by Anatoly Danilov, animalistic sculpture by Galina Belash and Marina Nikolskaya, and architectural and spatial compositions by Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Inna Olevskaya.
Fashion for Botany at the Benois Family Museum
14.06 - 31.08.2011
St. Petersburg GMZ Peterhof
The exhibition presents original and reprint editions botanical atlases XVII - XIX centuries. The fashion for flower arrangements from album sheets quickly penetrated the field of applied art.
www.museum.ru/N43241
Masters of Novgorod porcelain. T.A. Gavrilova
02.06 - 02.10.2011
Veliky Novgorod, State Museum artistic culture Novgorod land
Most of the presented works by T.A. Gavrilova are made in biscuit - this is unglazed porcelain fired to sintering. The exhibition is another opportunity to turn to the work of the master, to immerse yourself in the world of wonderful images. This exposition continues a series of exhibitions of the Museum "Masters of Novgorod Porcelain".
www.museum.ru/N43090
Porcelain by Nelly Petrova. Images of Russia. Imperial Porcelain Factory in Tsaritsyn
Moscow, GMZ Tsaritsyno
08.06 - 28.08.2011
The exhibition in Tsaritsyno will present all facets of the work of the artist of the Imperial Porcelain Factory Nelli Petrova - new forms and numerous author's finds used in the artist's works and becoming a new word in the art of porcelain.
http://www.ipm.ru
Museum rarities of Kaluga
15.04 - 30.07.2011 Moscow
State Museum of A.S. Pushkin, Prechistenka St.
Unique works (more than 750 items) from its collection will be presented to Muscovites for the first time by the Kaluga Museum of Local Lore. The exhibition is dedicated to the 640th anniversary of the first mention of Kaluga in written sources.
The exhibition presents items from an exotic collection naturally - historical museum"For good education", opened in Kaluga in 1914 at the expense of merchant family Ryzhichkin, such as Japanese and Chinese porcelain, oriental fans, household items.
www.museum.ru/N42641
Easter gift
24.03 - 24.05.2011
St. Petersburg, Gallery contemporary art porcelain IFZ
Bright Resurrection of Christ - the greatest of the twelve Orthodox holidays, personifying the greatness of the true faith, the hope for spiritual rebirth, love and compassion for one's neighbor. In Russia, Easter has been revered since ancient times; people prepare for it with special significance, observing customs and rituals. On the bright holiday of Easter, family and friends are given painted eggs, symbolizing the renewal of life and rebirth. On the eve of the Resurrection of Christ, the Gallery of Modern Porcelain Art opens the exhibition "Easter Gift", which will present unique works in the author's performance by G. Shulyak, T. Afanasyeva, V. Bogdanov, D. Filippenko, T. Charina, S. Sokolov, Yu. Zhukova, M. Nikolskaya, V. Bakastova, L. Tsvetkova and other artists of the IPF.
Polyphonic porcelain
1.02 - 29.05.2011
Novgorod, State Museum of Artistic Culture of the Novgorod Land
The exhibition is dedicated to the work of one of the leading porcelain artists of the Novgorod region - Vladimir Vladimirovich Smolyar (1935 - 2010).
www.museum.ru/N41969
Kislovodsk porcelain: yesterday and today
10.02 - 30.05.2011
"Kislovodsk Museum of Local Lore "Fortress"
Address: Stavropol Territory, Kislovodsk
In the exhibition hall of the Kislovodsk Museum of Local Lore "Fortress" opened new exposition Kislovodsk Porcelain: Yesterday and Today. It presents unique products of CJSC "Kislovodsk Porcelain - Phoenix", photographs, documents telling about its history, the roots of which go back to the depths of the 19th century. In 2010 ZAO "Kislovodsk Porcelain - Phoenix" celebrated its 80th anniversary.
www.museum.ru/N42079
"Porcelain is ancient, fragile, resonant ... The history of porcelain production"
17.01 - 01.04.2011
Saratov State Art Museum. A.N. Radishcheva
In the exhibition you can see samples of the main minerals that make up the porcelain mass, and factory molds for casting porcelain. The works presented at the exhibition entered the collection in different time and from various sources: from the founder of the museum A.P. Bogolyubov, from the State Museum Fund, from various private collections.
www.museum.ru/N41865
Journey N.M. Karamzin to Europe
12.12.2010 - 10.02.2011
Ulyanovsk Regional Art Museum
Ulyanovsk
The exposition of the exhibition presents about 100 works of graphics, painting and works of arts and crafts of the 18-19 centuries from the collection of UOHM. In the hall you can see Western European and Russian engravings, porcelain from Meissen, Berlin, Sevres, artistic bronze and furniture.
www.museum.ru/N41717
Gorislavtsev Vladimir. Applied arts, ceramics, porcelain
22.12.2010 - 9.01.2011
Saint Petersburg
Exhibition center of the St. Petersburg branch of the Union of Artists of Russia on Bolshaya Morskaya Street
Vladimir Gorislavtsev is a painter, graphic artist, creator of forms, who chose ceramics as the material for the realization of his ideas. He graduated from LVHPU them. IN AND. Mukhina, worked for several years at the Stroyfarfor Leningrad Porcelain Factory as the chief artist.
www.museum.ru/N41707
Elizaveta Petrovna and Moscow
10.12.2010 - 27.03.2011
State Tretyakov Gallery
As part of the largest historical and artistic project of the year, timed to coincide with the 300th anniversary of the birth of Empress Elizaveta Petrovna (1709–1761) in Moscow, about 400 exhibits will be presented, including items from the "Own" service of the Imperial Porcelain Factory.
The exhibition is varied in composition. It includes not only traditional for the collection Tretyakov Gallery painting, graphics, sculpture, but also works of arts and crafts.
9th exhibition from the cycle "Presenting for Christmas" - "Porcelain and Rose"
State Hermitage
Saint Petersburg
The exhibition will demonstrate the history of the development of sculptural plastics and flower painting on porcelain, dedicated to the "queen" of flowers - Rose.
Project "Cobalt Blue Goes to the Museum"
22.11.2010 - 31.05.2011
State Museum of Artistic Culture of the Novgorod Land
Veliky Novgorod
The project “Cobalt Blue Goes to the Museum” involves returning the forgotten brand to Veliky Novgorod and creating an “exposition workshop”, as new form presentation of the museum exhibition. The product of the project will be museum exposition"Museum Porcelain Workshop" and new model museum and communication services.
www.museum.ru/N41491
Porcelain in the subway
from 2.11.2010
Moscow, metro station Vorobyovy Gory
The largest porcelain factories Russians take part in the exhibition of Russian porcelain at the metro station. Sparrow Hills. The porcelain exhibition will last for several months.
French porcelain and glass of the 18th - early 20th centuries. in the collection of the Pavlovsk Palace
20.05-20.12.2010
State Artistic and Architectural Palace and Park Museum-Reserve "Pavlovsk"
Saint Petersburg
The Library of Russia of the Pavlovsk Palace hosted an exhibition of French porcelain and glass of the 18th - early 20th centuries from the funds State Museum-Reserve Pavlovsk dedicated to the Year of France in Russia. The central place in the exposition was occupied by the products of the famous Sèvres Royal Porcelain Manufactory of the 18th century. In particular, for the first time, several items decorated with gold from the Sèvres toilet set presented by King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to the future Emperor Paul and his wife Maria Feodorovna during their visit to France were exhibited for the first time. Visitors to the exhibition can also see a service donated by the Duke of Angouleme, porcelain from the Napoleonic Wars, a series of plates with views of Paris from the first quarter of the 19th century, and a collection of French Art Nouveau laminated glass. famous master Emil Galle.
The exhibition of French porcelain and glass presents highly artistic products of the Sèvres Royal Porcelain Manufactory, as well as a variety of table setting items, decorative porcelain and faience products produced by small ceramic factories and private factories in France in the 18th and 19th centuries.
The creation of French porcelain dates back to the 1740s, when the production of a new material for the manufacture of dishes and decorative items was first opened in Vincennes. Since white kaolin clays had not been discovered in France by this time, French craftsmen developed silica-based the hardest recipe mass, called "soft porcelain". Since 1745, the Marquise de Pompadour, who became interested in new material, managed to captivate King Louis XV with this. Since that time, a double monogram of the king appears on the back of porcelain objects: two letters "LL", indicated blue color. The king, wishing to move the manufactory closer to Versailles, acquires land in Sevres, and in 1754 the building of the manufactory was built according to the project of the architect Linde under the guidance of the engineer J.-R. Perrone. In 1759, the Sevres manufactory becomes royal property.
The manufactory produced items for table setting, sets, vases, plaques for furniture, watches, toiletries, tea pairs. In addition, a sculptural workshop was created, where the production of small porcelain plastics was launched. The leaders of the workshop were E.-M. Falcone, J.-J. Bachelier, L.-S. Boiseau, F. Le Rich. Allegorical compositions and groups based on original models made of white unglazed mass - biscuit were often used as table decorations. Two decades later, hard porcelain began to be produced in Sèvres.
The main receipts of French porcelain in Pavlovsk date back to the time of the first owners - Pavel Petrovich and Maria Feodorovna. Making big Adventure under the name of Count and Countess of the North, they had in the program of their stay in Paris a visit to the royal manufactory in Sevres. The royal couple - Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette presented the guests with precious gifts, among which the famous Sevres toilet set, exhibited in the Main Bedroom of the Pavlovsk Palace, occupies a special place. At the exhibition, for the first time, you can see several elegant, gold-decorated gizmos that were part of the set.
Vases, biscuit figurines and a large number of tea pairs, which are characterized by a variety of decor, were also presented as gifts. In particular, false enamels imitating precious stones were used.
Among the acquisitions is a dinner service with a pattern of "scattered roses", which was constantly served on tables during the life of Maria Feodorovna. A reconstruction of the table setting with bisque table decorations can be seen in a display case in the center of the hall. Of particular interest are decorative table groups made of biscuit with the image of ladies and gentlemen playing music - "Spanish Concert".
Products of the Sevres manufactory were not available for free sale, and one of the largest private factories, Nast in Paris, made sets and dishes in imitation of Sevres products. The museum collection has a service with the same pattern. The exhibition presents plates with the Nast factory brand.
Members of the royal family: Comte d'Artois, Duke of Angouleme also patronized enterprises that produced porcelain. The exhibition presents an elegant service, donated by the Duke of Angouleme. The drawing depicting cornflowers is a tribute to the pastoral hobbies of that time.
The first quarter of the 19th century is characterized by the emergence of new ceramic factories that specialized in decorative porcelain. household value. At the exhibition you can see a series of plates with views of Paris, made in the technique of monochrome printing, from the Kreil factory, plates with views of Paris from the Dartie factory, but with polychrome painting.
Of interest are products associated with the era of the Napoleonic wars. So on the plates of an unknown factory, scenes with French soldiers are presented.
One of the most interesting ensembles of French porcelain of the 1820s is the so-called Rose Pavilion Service, which was made at one of the private Parisian factories by order of Empress Elizabeth Alekseevna as a gift from her mother-in-law, Empress Maria Feodorovna. The painting on objects depicting botanical types of roses was made according to the drawings of the naturalist P.-J. Redoubt.
In the collection of the Pavlovsk Palace Museum, a significant collection of French laminated glassware of the late 19th-early 20th century was formed, the complex technology of which was invented in the workshop of Emile Galle in Nancy. His simple shaped vases with exquisite floral decorations became collectibles and were used to decorate interiors in the new Art Nouveau style.
www.museum.ru/N40237
Porcelain from the factory of Prince N.B. Yusupov
Stroganov Palace, St. Petersburg
Porcelain from private factories in St. Petersburg
25.06.2008 - 14.10.2008
Mikhailovsky (Engineering) Castle of the State Russian Museum
Saint Petersburg
The exhibition presents about 400 works created on famous factories Batenin and the Kornilov brothers, from the collection of the Russian Museum. The Russian Museum has a unique collection. A special place in this collection is occupied by the works of two St. Petersburg factories, which stood out among private porcelain manufactures. 19th century high quality execution, richness of forms and decor.
www.museum.ru/N34265
Exhibition of Russian and Soviet porcelain of the XIX-XX centuries "Ode to Joy"
30.09. - 22.11.2009
Museum of Private Collections of the Pushkin Museum named after A.S. Pushkin
Moscow, Volkhonka 10
Exhibition of Russian and Soviet porcelain of the 19th-20th centuries "Ode to Joy" from the collection of the Yuri Traisman Russian Art Foundation. Organizers: Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, State Museum visual arts named after A.S. Pushkin, Yuri Traisman Russian Art Foundation.
The exhibits of the exhibition are divided into sections: Porcelain and Revolution; Country of Soviets; Soviet Culture, Happiness, People and power, Before and after. The exhibition presents products from about twenty centers and fifty luminaries of Soviet porcelain: Natalia Danko, Alisa Bruschetti-Mitrokhina, Vera Mukhina, Eduard Krimmer, Elena Janson-Manizer, Nina Malysheva, Elizaveta Lupanova, Maria Kholodnaya, Elizaveta Tripolskaya, Alexei Sotnikov, Kazimir Ryzhov, Ivan Riznich and others.
Ludmila Gridchenko
Centuries ago, an original way of painting fabric was born on the islands of Indonesia - batik. From Indonesia and then Burma and India batik spread to many countries. The art of fabric painting brought to the world the kimono of Japan, the sari of India, the sundresses of Russia. Currently batik becomes more and more popular view arts all over the world.
work I lead on the basis of circle activities, children visit the circle with great pleasure, get acquainted with various batik techniques: nodular, free painting, salt technique, the use of stencils, prints, wax pencils. Art painting batik can be done in two ways - cold and hot, safe for work with children is cold batik. cold and hot batik involves the use of a reserve composition that limits the spread of paint on the canvas, places on the fabric that remain unpainted. IN children's garden, you can use a wax pencil.
Hot batik unacceptable for use with children preschool age since it requires the use of a hot reserve and steaming work.
IN work with children I use the following material:
Fabric painting kit « Batik»
Watercolor paints
Stretcher
Brushes of different sizes
Foam poke
Cotton swabs
stencils
Threads, needle
small items (pebbles).
I present to your attention exhibition of children's work made by artistic BATIK technique.
"Mimosa"-free painting.
"Magic bird" - free painting with contour reserve.
"Easter egg" - free painting using a contour, drawing up a pattern from geometric shapes alternation 2-3 colors in a certain sequence, manual skill training, the use of adhesive tape and a reserve.
"Cat with a kitten" - the use of a contour reserve.
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