stupid things in the future and that our children were not allowed, and two more, two more artists, aivazovsky we mentioned armenian and kuindzhi, the archive of kuindzhi, and the museum of which, by the way, was completely... destroyed in mariupol, this is another great metaphor of what actually russians they do even with the culture they recognize theirs, because they recognize the archipakuinji as their own, and here i read the liberal russian media, for them it is especially painful that the kuinji is greek, and how can it be, what is this, that this is done in the world, ugh, kuinje is a greek, but he is russian, this is a russian artist, but he is greek, that's great. the logic is simple, i admire it , to what extent, how correct it is to consider kuindzhi, what, what speaks in favor of the fact that kuindzhi is a ukrainian artist, literally everything, literally everything, and nothing speaks in favor of the fact that kuindzhi is a russian artist, let me explain from the beginning, so that you understand the sequence of this logic, firstly, kuindzhi was born in mariupol, mariupol, as yo

such stupid things in the future and that our children do not allow this, and two more artists, aivazovskyt whom we an armenian was mentioned. and kuinji, kuinji archive, museum, which, by the way, was completely destroyed by the bavarians in mariupol, this is another great metaphor for what the russians actually do even with the sculpture that they recognize as theirs, because they recognize the archipoquinjes as theirs, and this is where i read the liberal russian media, for them especially it hurts that kuindzhia is in azov, kuindzhia is greek, and how can it be, what is it, what does it do? to what extent is it correct to consider kuindzhi, what, what speaks in favor of the fact that kuindzhi is a ukrainian marksman, literally everything, literally everything, and nothing speaks in favor of the fact that kuindzhi is a russian magician, i will explain from the beginning so that you understand the sequence of this logic, first of all, kuindzhi was born in mariupol. mariupol, as you know, was largely populated by greeks, who are the greeks from where did they come from on the territory of

things in the future and that our children do not allow this, and two more , two more artists, aivazovsky, about whom we mentioned, the armenian and kuindzhi, the archive of kuindzhi, the museum of which, by the way, was completely barbarically destroyed in mariupol, this is another such the metaphor is great for what... the russians actually do even with the sculpture that they recognize as their own, because they recognize the archipakuinje as their own, and this is where i read the liberal russian media, for them it is especially painful that wazovsky sculpts, kuinzhe is a greek, and how is it possible that this is what is done in the world , ugh, kuinzhe is greek, but he is also russian, this is also a russian artist, but he is greek, beautiful logic, i just adore it, how much, how right it is, to consider kuinji that, which speaks in favor of what kuinji a ukrainian med? literally everything, literally everything and nothing speaks in favor of the fact that kuinji is a russian striker. i will explain from the beginning, so that you understand the sequence of this logic. first, kuindz

it is very interesting that the famous marine artist ivan aivazovsky, a ukrainian artist, also createderal winter, specifically ukrainian paintings. houses in... ukrainian with snow-covered roofs, nature, people on this, well, against the background of such a winter landscape, the picture is like this, which corresponds to this theme, a winter scene in ukraine, created in 1868, and another outstanding work on a christmas, well, actually winter theme, is the carol canvas by mykola pomanenko, which he painted in the second half of the 1880s , small boys, typical carols of that time, these are the winter paintings of our ukrainian artists, we study our own and appreciate our own. let's go further and talk about magnetic storms. a fairly calm situation will be observed tomorrow, so we are passing by here, so to speak, not lingering for long and moving on to the actual forecast the weather, and i already announced that changes are expected, tomorrow indeed in ukraine the air temperature is expected to drop, it will get colder, but eh, now i will definitely tell you in more detail, we will s

ripin, kramskyi, yaroshenko, mykola g, and very, very much many others, even the same ivan aivazovskyo was an ethnic armenian, but he chose, for example, when he painted people in the entourage of certain of his paintings, he very often painted ukrainians, as staff or as heroes of his paintings, that is, and again distinctly ukrainian outfits, when he painted ukrainian landscapes, he emphasized it with ukrainian markers, and these were windmills, these were poplars, these were ukrainian... nobit huts, these were the dnipro, that is, in essence, these artists, they showed that their creativity not related to abstract russian empire, and with ukraine, and this was fundamental. position, when you talk about traveling artists, this is a very interesting phenomenon, because what is the essence of traveling artists, only that they chose democratic themes, in fact, even the very term traveling exhibitions, traveling artists meant that artists chose to build a distribution system of their work, so that their exhibitions were not only in st. petersburg and moscow, as two centers, as if like em

and give status, we are now restoring a large format frame, this is a frame from a painting by aivazovskyde in the 19th century, this frame was ordered in teflis , the name of this bookbinding and haberdashery workshop is very clear here, these things, as a rule, were very expensive, especially if we look at the frame, which is large in size, wide in format, as a rule, it has rich carvings, and this was precisely an indicator of the cost, the high cost of the frame, national artistic, permanent participant in international... projects. at the end of autumn, a large-scale exhibition of ivan shishkin, more than 150 works from ten museums, started in vladivostok. among them is an exclusive from minsk. it is very important for us to show those things that our resident, our guest of the city of vladivostok or the primorsky territory, will not be able to see either in the tretyakov gallery or in the russian museum. for this he needs, of course, to fly to belarus, visit the minsk museum. not everyone has this opportunity, then it’s very... great when things come to a completely different space,

give status, we are currently restoring a large format frame, this is a frame from a painting by aivazovskywas made in the 19th century, this frame was ordered in teflis, here the name of this one can be read very clearly... binding in a haberdashery workshop, these things, as a rule, were very expensive, especially if we look at the frame, which is large in size, wide in format, it usually has very rich carvings, this was precisely an indicator of the cost, the high cost of the frame. national artistic, permanent participant in international projects. at the end of autumn , a large-scale exhibition of ivan shishkin started in vladivostok, more than 150 works from ten museums, including an exclusive from minsk. it is very important for us to show those things that are our resident, our guest of the city vladivostok or the primorsky territory will not be able to be seen either in the tretyakov gallery or in the russian museum. to do this, of course, he needs to fly to belarus and visit the minsk museum. not everyone has this opportunity, then it’s very cool when things come to a completely d

aivazovsky. alexander, i will assume that this is the bulgakov palace.t was then that it was very much restored, while we were here playing the first second round, alas, this is not the neslezh castle, konstantin, you remain, i i understand that there will be no answer, and therefore, this question is forwarded to the teachers' room, julia, this is definitely petergov, the famous fountains and the palace in peterhof, it’s a pity that the guys didn’t answer, yes, of course i would like to hear the name of this palace, full? i accept the answer petergovsky palace, this is the absolutely correct answer. second question: reproduce the missing word in the quotation from pushkin’s work. valeria, maybe the owner? master? yes. let's try. is it your fault? owner, well, in principle it sounds, but alas, it’s incorrect answer. elvira, maybe sovelich, sovelich, but savelich is to blame. pushkin had something completely different in mind. alexander. i think the phrase god forbid. god willing? yes. and to blame, god forbid. atata and some other dance is most likely at

name the palace depicted in this painting by ivan aivazovsky. so i accept the answer petergovsky palaces to blame, pushkin had something completely different in mind alexander , i think, the phrase god forbid, god forbid, but it’s to blame, god forbid, and some other dance there, most likely at the end, but no, alas , this is the wrong answer, konstantin, coachman, coachman, well, kucher is to blame, alas, no, we have four wrong answers. and although he goes back to the teachers' room, who is to blame? well, according to pushkin’s version, of course, because we found the guilty here, oh, so many, look, maybe there isn’t one, what other versions did we have, there was a dayman, but i like pushkin most of all, pushkin is to blame, we have pushkin himself, pushkin was, here is the stationmaster, these are our versions, there is no one, so, the correct version is pushkin, as i understand it from you, no, we have several versions, there is no single one, here choose from us. ida pushkin, yes, then pay attention to the screen, let's see what pushkin, the caretaker, that same station watchman,

fedor, look, aivazovsky, original.e, stacks of dollars, in general, i came to my senses, forgot about them, wow, almost, don’t tremble, it’s already not here, that's it, that's it, that's it, let's go, let's go, let's go, show me where it is, where it was? show me where? right here. as soon as the bump went away, they gave it better. let's find this scoundrel, please. parya sergeevna, i have one idea. our client’s car is ordinary, but it has a wonderful appearance; he’ll definitely need to fill it up at least once a week. check everything. gas stations from here to the center , listen, i have another idea, of course not so elegant, let's ask the juvenile affairs inspectors if they have a young pyrotechnician on their register, who is now about 20 years old, and this is an idea, what if? marcheerv is joining us, they have some experience, work with them on vkontakte, hello, the task is from the boss’s wife, but i joked poorly then, have a seat, well, i hope our cooperation will be mutually beneficial, lazy, why are you