Ivan Aivazovsky

academic-art

Paintings Reproductions Aivazovsky, Ivan Constantinovich The Wave, 1889

Aivazovsky Paintings 1817 - 1900 Russia, Academic Classicism

The Wave, 1889

Oil on canvas

The Russian Museum, Leningrad

Sea Landscapes

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OIL PAINTING: The Wave, 1889
In the course of his work, Aivazovsky evolved his own method of depicting the motion of the sea-from memory, without preliminary sketches, limiting himself to rough pencil outlines. Aivazovsky's phenomenal memory and romantic imagination allowed him to do all this with incomparable brilliance. The development of this new method reflected the spirit of the age, when the ever-increasing romantic tendencies put an artist's imagination to the front.