but this picture depicts nile, and it's also not in this reduced shortened version, but vasili dmitrievich polenove, he he was really a passionate traveler, a passionate collector, a wonderful artist, he was a man of renaissance scope and an intellectual, he spoke six languages. in the provinces, deep in the provinces in the village, he saw what a low level of education people had, including children, and he decided, he came up with this wonderful educational project in order to simply expand the borders in... in european countries, in turkey, we'll sail across the black sea and so on, we 'll see all this, and then we'll return to polenovo again to the hearth, to the new year's performance , again we sit by polenov's fireplace, well , when polenov showed his diorama, it certainly wasn't 15 minutes, because only in the picture of latin america did he completely read the song of ogayawati lella, for example, in the picture of venice, he read a huge lecture. about who the venetian doges were, that is , his text of the diorama was of course like that, well, like a real educational lecture, but the chi

showing what we show every day is a spear diorama, and this is the original diorama of vasily dmitrievich. polenovdrid painting, which, unfortunately, we do not show in our reduced, abridged, yes, this reduced, abridged version, which we show every day and even take to different cities, the diorama will definitely go to our exhibition in november in vladivostok, it will be, we show it, this is a fantastic thing, yes we show it and yes it is in tula, we show it during our there exhibition projects and so on. but this is the last major work of vasily in the twenties, but this is not just his painting work, katya, this is a powerful educational project, imagine, vasilyich polenov, he visited different places, he traveled a lot, he traveled around europe, he traveled to the middle east, here is the second picture - this is the nile, and it is also not shown in a shortened, shortened version, you see. and it is also not in this reduced shortened version, but vasily dmikovich polenov, you see, he really was a passionate traveler, a passionate collector, a wonderful artist, he was a man of renaissance sc

almost impossible to live, so it seems to me, so to speak, and this is the life position of vasily dmitrievich polenovis not surprising that he did not depict these horrors, why, so that she would give it with the picture, well, yes, well... as they say, here is such a positivist, well , we are all intrigued, you brought to the studio, here is a samovar and fragments of a diorama, a diorama is my favorite thing, when i come to polina, you know, the first thing i do, what is it, how can i explain it to people who have never seen it, well , first of all, since i came from the tula region, i came with my samovar, here it is standing, and it is not just. a samovar, it is a historical samovar, it in general, so to speak, accompanies several generations of the polenov family, it is believed that this is that samovar, it is generally unique, it is called a spider, we restored it a little, it was, so to speak, cleaned, there are already such modern wooden parts, and it is cleaned, but this is generally a unique samovar, they say, they say that it just accompanied vasily dmitrievich polenov during his...