these came into popularity in the mid to late 18th century. so overlap with the chronology chronological period we're looking at today, which is why i wanted to start with it. at times these paintings to get really, really detailed. this is a nice basic ones that typical along with these 16 squares, but they could go up to somewhere like the seventies or the categories of individuals and groups of people. so a lot of time and attention being placed to it. one thing we might think about, about why they're coming into popularity is how much they're trying to influence through visual hierarchy and reaffirm their rules. all right. so that's i just want you to have that in the back of your mind. obviously, we could spend a whole class just talking about that, but i wanted you think about this hierarchy in the back of our heads as we're moving through the missions. okay. so last time we left off, we were talking about moving back into all of california. we've seen various spanish explorers coming in and out of baja and all to california for a variety of reasons. now we're in the late 18th century and we're beginning what in a process i would call the sacred expedition. so this goes back

a piece of plasticine, and even these first timid attempts there later appeared at school screenings, so, but in general, i always studied painting at school, all the time my future with this, i had the example of a very good teacher, one of my favorite school... teachers abram lvovovich kutikov, already deceased, unfortunately, here , which somehow led this love to this business, but then having come to some other teachers, already getting older, i realized that something was wrong, something was gone, maybe this moment of some kind of guardianship that existed, again there was a rather difficult period of connection with death mom, there was some kind of incomprehensible stage that maybe i don’t even remember myself for several years at all, what i did, what i did, what i was like, they were so lost, but after that it’s very bright and for a very long time i developed a strong passion for ceramics, again this is connected, of course, with the teacher, with sculpture i came, i don’t think it was through my father, but rather through ceramics, through her, that’s actually why i entered ceramics, having entered ceramics, i of course realized that i... en

smalyavich have been demonstrating for a long time to esthetes from their own regions of belarus, and as soon as they figured out what is really painted on these canvases, atre creating all the codes. 40 years ago the masters did not broadcast the garauskaga, then the 150th year celebrated the holidays and presented landscapes of belarusian life, and only pastels... from nature, the italian veska this is a guarantee to the padskovs, and the old one, like a prayer, is not the creation of the palinary garauskag, so the new ancestors dispel myths. and all these things that we know from savetsky publications, published in early 2000, which have always been considered undeniable by garavsky. carcinas, aka the exclusive canons of the imperial academy, exhibition of 30 carcinas. at the paraunna, the head of garausk, the russian museum of st. petersburg is transferred. master ў ў lichbe, ў і ў arygіnal yashche no bachyў. but from brazil there are argynal films, these are not repartages from the carnival, fresh premieres, dramas and comedies that are constantly rising on the earth, which are often associated with football, or kawaii, whatever is in the industry, we

paintings by these unsurpassed masters of their time can be seen at the exhibition and reveal the phenomenonol in the lpr received a batch of new musical instruments, thanks to a national project culture, most of the material and technical base of the educational institution has been updated, report by our correspondent mikhail ermishkin. 450 children are taught to play instruments here; the clubs were recently given a new royal, eight pianos, and a set of xylophones. they are unloading another batch of aid. the school received a large shipment of violins, cellos, double basses, button accordions, accordions and wind instruments. the material and technical base at the school has not been updated for more than 40 years, with reunification with russia, teachers and pupils began to feel supported and helped. national project "culture works with". the harp is the oldest musical instrument , and in the entire republic, only in the number one music school in the city of olchesk, you can learn to play the harp, it will be possible to increase the number of classes for students, especially since the

piece of plasticine, and even these first timid attempts there later appeared at school screenings, but in general - i always i was engaged in painting at school, all the timected my future with this, i had an example of a very good teacher, one of... already as i got older, i realized that something was wrong, something had gone, maybe this this moment of some kind of guardianship, which was, again , a rather difficult period in connection with the death of my mother, some kind of incomprehensible stage. which i may not even remember myself for several years at all, what i did, what i did, what i was like, they were so lost, and after that, a very bright and very long-lasting passion for ceramics came, again, this is connected, of course, with the teacher , i came to sculpture, i don’t think it was through my father, but rather through ceramics, through her, in fact, that’s why i entered ceramics, having entered ceramics, i of course... realized that i ended up in the wrong place at all, because my great passion for sculpture , plastic arts, modeling, did not at all correspond to that program , the requirements that were at that time for ceramics at the ac

at the same time, he never painted a canvas of national importance by order, if portraits, then only those close to the great-grandson vasily surikov and nikita mikhalkov, these. this is olga, grandmother, how much she looks like her daughter, like her daughter, it’s amazing. and here it’s like taking a snowy town in a sleigh. mikhalkov himself, surikov wrote from his younger brother: warm boots, sheepskin coats, faces red from the frost, this was the artist’s krasnoyarsk childhood, a folk fun was held especially for him without waiting for maslenitsa. there is a memory that while organizing this action in the cold, he prepared three buckets of vodka, he didn’t sell this painting to anyone, this painting was in the family , a master of complex compositions, in every face, he saw some meaning, suriks, tried to capture the moment when... nothing had happened yet, but the whole canvas was saturated with foreboding, he the greatest playwright and the greatest director, when it was possible to let it flow, this is the greatest dramaturgy , the mighty canvases of surikov, as their contemporaries called them, were not exhibited together for almost a whole century, u

paintings by these unsurpassed masters of their time can be seen at the exhibition. to reveal the phenomenonof paintings by living artists emerged, this pressing problem of modern art was solved for centuries. alexey komarov, daniil zhironkin and nikolai shvedov, lead st. petersburg. the alchevsk children's music school in the lpr received a batch of new musical instruments, thanks to the national cultural project , most of the material and technical base of the educational institution has been updated. report on... a student of the alcheta music school performs an etude in memory of shapin, now on the new grand piano. liza nazarova has been studying piano for 8 years, winner of many grand prix, after music school she dreams of entering the moscow tchaikovsky conservatory. the instrument is new, the sound will be heard differently. i’m very happy, especially that... they brought it, it’s new, it’s more pleasant to wear play, i really want to thank you for the new instruments, it's very generous. the olchevsk music school is a center of attraction for talent. 450 children learn to play instru

he's continuing to rail against these charges, claim that he is immune from them because he was president at the time. and also paintsself as the victim of a political witch hunt. but big picture here, this appeal is very strategic. donald trump and his team, regardless of the outcome in this case and whether -- it could have a significant impact on the viability of this case, but also if it's delayed or postponed further into the height of election season, or potentially if trump gets in the way until after the 2024 election. at that point, donald trump could say drop the charges, i'm president. >> it's moot. it will be fascinating to watch, because it has a much wider effect on the united states, depending on what the court decides. it talks about the power of the presidency in the end. we will see. thank you for coming in. appreciate it. >>> we're exactly three weeks away now from the iowa caucuses. how do these campaigns hit the ground running in the new year? donald trump's rivals holding out hope that they can close in on his lead, and joe biden running for a rematch battle. joining us now to talk about this, w

at that time, why this form? this is rather a monumental decorative painting, as we would now say, interior painting, these threeten for the mansion of the duncker family, and they were commissioned and were supposed to decorate the ceiling, hence this is extraordinary non-standard form, tell me, the painting looks like it’s unfinished, the fact that the work... is completely finished, this is really so, we know that the artist and the customer did not have a complete understanding, perhaps he gave away the canvas without really finishing it at least he got it to the state he planned, yes, well, thank god, in addition to the paintings of mikhail vrubel, the museum also exhibits the work of contemporary artists. for example, these miniature figures were created by the omsk sculptor anatoly konenko. siberian lesha, that’s what anatoly konenko was once called. among his works was savvy. but we also participate in scientific research to create new technologies, new materials, new control systems that will be used in space technology, it is thanks to priority that we are now realizing these ambitions. by the way, now

time, as... the germans simply did not know that we had an aircraft, a long-range bomber, they were produced at deep rear enterprises, these are kazan, irkutsk and... here is a music note painted these notes to be something of a talisman, perhaps this is romance, but the il-2 was really distinguished by its survivability; if you look at the fuselage, it seems to be divided into two parts: the front part, which protects the pilot and vital components on all sides covered with armor, there’s even armored glass, the back part is covered with plywood... i managed to convince him that the gunner-radio operator should be returned. the plane became a two-seater again. gunners radio operators on il-2 died quite often, several times more often than pilots. there is even information that pilots who were at fault were turned into shooters, but most likely this is a legend not supported by documents. towards the end of the war, our aviation is more powerful than hitler's. the attack is carried out by different forces. fighters take advantage in the air. il-2 is passing through german airfields, which. ensure the attack and then p2 drop heavy five-hundred-kilogram bombs. p2 's speed was al

at the time i can assume who's standing by and rough ends up and gone. so let's just talk about the return of these bodies to palestinian or forward sees just painting the picture about where they were actually transferred to and. and how often does this type of thing as what happened until when there was a water clad between israel and come us? yes, of course. now the return of the dead bodies that have been taken from the east side garza from different areas. they have been in the east really close to before long rig said, now do you have to the decision to be returned again to guns out were according to the palestinian, according to the government media office as books passed. and he said that this is considered to be a crime against humanity. where do is palestinians a we do know the names, the identity due to the fact that he is very occupation, refused to hand over the names of those people as the where uh, some of their body parts have been sorted and not the 1st time. the release of these that bodies took place within the sphere, which is the 2nd time the previously handed over hundreds of the bodies into the gaza strip off to being taken into i

looking at the supreme court findings, which is the highest court of our land, that spent serious amounts of time and poured over vast amounts of evidence and came to these findings of fact and paintedem. i believe that that court is what we listen to, not james cleverly and not policy and not other politicians spinning what they what they're trying to sell. at the end of the day, this is a cash for humans deal, and that people who are interested to make it work will tell you anything you want to hear, but you cannot change what the findings of fact are. on the programme in the next few minutes, the latest from the middle east. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the uk government has suffered a defeat in the commons — its first since 2019 — over delays in compensation payments to victims of the nhs contaminated blood scandal. thousands of patients were given tainted blood products in the 1970s and 80s, causing them to contract diseases like hiv and hepatitis. so far only a small proportion of them have been given interim payments. new guidance states trans women who have hurt or threatened women or girls will not be he

at the same time the theft of a painting from a private gallery was prevented, a good point in service list of lieutenant colonel solovets. comrade colonel, we have a collective statement. krymov, yes, i know theserdance with the resolution of the main department of the ministry of internal affairs of the russian federation on st. petersburg elena region, i order that lieutenant colonel oleg georgievich solovets be awarded the next rank of colonel, general. police major mir zlyakin. congratulations, oleg georgievich. congratulations. fatherland. i ask you to. that is, another title for retirement. what pension? and who will work? the headquarters provided colonel solovets with a free two-week trip to our boarding house in sochi, matsesta. hydrogen sulfide sources. nothing will rest and will guide you again. from colonel, we are a sacred rank, well, sit down as a colonel and it’s not prescribed, but tradition is necessary to honor just, well, here, let's go to the future big generals. we wish you the best morning, further in the program. we are clarifying the details of the emergency. we are dealing with violations in the first gear. on ntv, the program is an emergency in the studio of valeria ga

time. >> we both like fox news. >> we have another thing. chimps are now painting and it's making them a lot of money. some of these works of art go for as much as $10,000 at art basil. would you pay $10,000 for monkey arts? 2 if it was a choice between hunter biden's knows art or a chimp's art we might have a conversation. this is ridiculous. they are making a lot of money? really? they are making a lot of money? their handlers are making a lot of money. >> tyrus, i stand corrected. i've never said that on this show. i miss spoke. the chimps are not making money. if they are, it's the zookeepers. how old is too old for a bachelor party? i only asked this question because my producer who happens to be the same one who rides a scooter with a helmet, he took off not one, not two, but three days of work to go to a bachelor party. he is in his 30s. the third day of work he took off was the recovery day. >> first of all, the age varies depending on how many seconds after you are married. once you are married, the bachelor party is over. >> it's not his bachelor party. >> if you have a steady relationship, you can go. the day you are married you cannot go to a b

at one time or have already died, and the houses stood ownerless. i walk through the ruins of these houses, collect these casings, of course they are all in terrible condition, i take them apart, repair them, painte i live with my family, we bought it, now we’re slowly putting it in order, i dismantled the garage, sawed some of it, and from the rest of the parts i also quickly built a gazebo, look at the views, even in the fall , come out and enjoy yourself, hello, hello, welcome to our home, hello wife, we live with... with my wife and child, we are slowly making repairs, changing the wiring, the floor is there to the best of our ability, i went here on weekends for six months, well, i did the repairs , but i didn’t come, i’m very happy that everything is like this it turns out that we came to this village, that here such good-natured people help us in everything, we live, hum along, take me with you, i want to be with you. oh, listen, well, without realizing it, you yourself almost made a big art project, because, for example, at one of the largest international exhibitions there was an artist from belarus who also collected platbands from, let’s say, already abandoned belarusian houses, and t

at all times. yes, well, one of the last examples, two years ago, we went on an ethnographic expedition, we were very interested in a fence in one of the houses, a fence, well, these are... paintedn we saw that they still had a lot behind this fence all sorts of protnitsa tools, an axe , a plane, chisels, we suggested, guys, maybe you could sell them to us too, but the question of price didn’t even arise, because they basically said, no, the tool is not for sale, maybe it will suit our children, like this here the ax unites, because labor, it is probably something like this, they create, gathering all their motley teams, engineers, journalists, economists, and even a music teacher by profession. therefore, work has nothing to do with the rest that you get here, weekends. like this, in on their days off, carpenters hammer with axes to create new things, thereby preserving the old. for me personally, it turned out to be important, to be saturated with this spirit, the spirit of traditions, to understand how our ancestors thought, and to understand how they built and, in fact, to be saturated. with these images, yes, to build something not with an axe, but to build it precisely in