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Summer Day by the River

Spanish artist: Emilio SΓ‘nchez-Perrier (1855–1907)
Canvas, oil; 31.7Γ—41.2 cm
Private collection

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Dreams in a Chinese interior

French artist: Louis-Auguste-Georges Loustaunau (1846–1898)
Oil on canvas; 81.2Γ—63.5 cm
Private collection

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"Ducks in the Morning Sun", 1904

German artist: Alexander Koester (1864–1932)
Oil on canvas; 68.5Γ—98.5 cm
Private collection

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"Autumn Idyll", 1891

English artist: Paul Davis
Canvas, oil
Private collection

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"Autumn Cadence", 1905

English artist: Evelyn De Morgan (1855–1919)
Canvas, oil; 39Γ—75 cm
The De Morgan Centre, Guildford

The painting is an allegory of human life portrayed through the changing seasons. On the left β€” youth and spring, in the center β€” maturity and harvest time, on the right β€” old age and the approach of life's end.

Fruits and flowers symbolize the outcomes of a life lived, while the gradual shift in colors from warm to cool tones reflects the passage of time.

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Study of a woman's head for the painting "Cadence of Autumn," 1905

English artist: Evelyn De Morgan (1855 – 1919)
Paper, pencil, graphite
Private collection

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Art season is here on the Β«ΠšΡƒΠ»ΡŒΡ‚ΡƒΡ€Π½Ρ‹ΠΉ ΠΊΠΎΠ΄Β» channel!

This autumn, explore Impressionism and Paris’s charm. Meet Manet, Monet, Renoir, Degas β€” their bold color, light, and brushwork captured fleeting moments like never before. Quiet rebels who changed art forever.

On September 6 at 7:30 PM, join *Β«Impressionism. The Art of ChangeΒ»* with Rimma Gaze, cultural historian and expert from top Russian museums. Discover why Monet painted the same cathedral over 100 times, the term’s origin, and how this movement shaped art for a century.

Then, on September 17 at 7:30 PM, step into Paris for *Β«Parisian Architecture: A Century of ExperimentationΒ»* with Maria Troitskaya, architect, writer, and renowned Paris blogger β€” your personal guide to the city’s soul.

Expand your horizons with Β«ΠšΡƒΠ»ΡŒΡ‚ΡƒΡ€Π½Ρ‹ΠΉ ΠΊΠΎΠ΄Β».

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"Autumn in Crimea," 1891

Russian artist: Konstantin Yakovlevich Kryzhitsky (1858–1911)
Canvas, oil; 66.7Γ—47.8 cm
Private collection

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River landscape with a fisherman in autumn

Austrian artist: Adolf Kaufmann (1848–1916)
Panel, oil; 56Γ—42 cm
Private collection

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"Sunlit Afternoon", 1910

American artist: Guy Orlando Rose (1867–1925)
Oil on canvas; 73.7Γ—59.7 cm
Oakland Museum of California, Oakland, California

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"September", 1883

Norwegian artist: Erik Theodor Werenskiold (1855–1938)
Canvas, oil; 98Γ—80 cm
National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design

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"Distant Lands"

German artist: Wilhelm Amberg (1822–1899)
Oil on canvas; 84.5Γ—63 cm
Private collection

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Autumn Forest Clearing

Austrian artist: Karl Vikas (1875–1934)
Oil on canvas; 65.5Γ—83.5 cm
Private collection

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"Autumn," 1891

American artist: William St. John Harper (1851–1910)
Oil on canvas
Private collection

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"Autumn Noon, Wissahikon", 1864

American artist: Thomas Moran (1837–1926)
Oil on canvas; 76.8Γ—114.9 cm
Terra Foundation

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"Thirst," 1886

French artist: William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825–1905)
Canvas, oil; 132Γ—102 cm
Private collection

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"Autumn Fog. The Red Pond in Moscow", 1871

Russian artist: Lev Lvovich Kamenev (1831–1886)
Canvas, oil; 68Γ—113 cm
State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Kamenev introduced a new motif to Russian art β€” mist enveloping the earth, drifting across the water β€” and imbued it with profound metaphorical depth.

In this piece, fog veils both sky and land, yet sunrays pierce through the haze, softly illuminating the water and the foreground. A hazy cloud cover creates a unified atmosphere of light and color, with subtle, elusive transitions in delicate pearly shades of gray, pink, and bluish tones.

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Ducks by the pond in an autumn landscape

French artist: Albert Rigolot (1862–1932)
Canvas, oil
Private collection

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"Autumn in Portland", 1894

Norwegian artist: Amaldus Nielsen (Amaldus Nielsen, 1838 – 1932)
Canvas, oil
Private collection

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"Autumn Day on the Upper Rhine", 1877

German artist: Hans Thoma (Hans Thoma, 1839–1924)
Oil on canvas; 105Γ—68 cm
State Art Gallery Karlsruhe

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"Autumn Walk"

French artist: Marie-FranΓ§ois Firmin-Girard (1838–1921)
Oil on canvas; 73.7Γ—103.5 cm
Private collection

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