well, and what i want to say about why he didn’t depict the horrors of war, well, firstly, because vasilyichad a different credo, he was a landscape painter and we are great we know his wonderful and life-affirming paintings, a moscow courtyard, a grandmother's garden, golden autumn, an overgrown pond, even everything... it seems that art should give happiness and joy, otherwise it is worth nothing, there is so much that is hard in life, so much vulgarity and dirt, that if we were to be showered with horrors and villainies from paintings, it would become almost impossible to live, so it seems to me, so to speak, and this is the life position of vasily dmitrievich polenov, so it is 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, w

it's a 10-minute drive, maximum, well, they would have scared that idiot vasilyich, fewer people, moreo i understand correctly that you found it on the street, just before the incident, that's exactly how the investigator wrote it down, well, thank god, so, well, identified, sashka, this is buravin, my neighbor, my house is in the same village. i don't understand what happened to him. okay, thank you, thank you. i told him the bastard 100 times, say your dog is rabid, it attacks people, you muzzle it during the day when you go outside, and him? and he laughed, laughed, said, it's people who need muzzles, not dogs, he meant me , me. his dog started barking, well i sprayed it in the face with a can, and he jumped up, hit me, he broke my nose, but he broke it, well then i decided to take revenge, so when was it, yes last year it was, last year, and what did you wait for the whole year, i mean, what did i wait, i was looking for where to buy a gun, no, i don't understand you, you had a conflict with your neighbor, so, why did you shoot at his employees, ordinary ones? taxi drivers, so i wa

schools. to be in nature, and of course, a large role polenovo, initially he simply wanted that vasilyichese places, played tarusa, because the family of ivan vladimirovich tsvitaev had already settled in tarusa, tarusa was already becoming some kind of epicenter of creative life, we call it. also russian barbezons, and vasily dmitrich, having found himself there, of course, wanted to be somewhere nearby, here he saw byokhov, this idea captured him, he told his wife how good it was there, and his wife natalya vasilyevna also wrote in letters that really the dream of staying in byokhovo, settling in byokhovo, living in byokhovo will come true for us, they already had their house, their workshop, natalia vasilievna's small office in their mind, that is , this whole dream. it was somehow formed for them, all that was left was to buy land, having looked at the estate, the ruined estate of the landowner soblukova in byokhovo, vasily dmitovich collected the funds, yes, you are right in saying that this coincided with the sale of a large canvas, who among you is without sin or christ and the sin

secret, you'll see everything for yourself now, on sunday the sled. we're heading out, off, great, vasilyich i going, yeah, i have no idea what these buttons are, seriously, it's a pity, that is, you refuse to help the investigation, i won't say anything, i need to call, i have the right to call, yes, a full one. igoryasha, i i need a good lawyer, please send me, hello, hello, can you hear me? olya, is it true? what? tell me honestly, what are you accused of? igor, i'll explain everything to you later. you don't need to explain anything to me. i'll send you a lawyer, but i'm thinking. we'd better get a divorce, how are you doing? yusupov agreed to give a confession, you wouldn't know it by looking at him. you can shoot so well, i think it was unnecessary, no, it's normal, and what 's really wrong with yesupov, he's silent like a partisan for now, yeah. i've known renata yusupov since childhood, we were neighbors in the entrance, he got me a job as a secretary valma straight, then i left for st. petersburg, we met here by chance after 5 years, i had just broken up with ilya, he loved me, but