Interesting and Humour - page 3219

[Sergey Golubev]

[Sergey Golubev]

mihailmischek:

Shit, you can't see it right away. It's a mess.

My leg itches.

[Sergey Golubev]

These 5 men took humanity's greatest secrets with them to the grave

1. Nikola Tesla and wireless electricity
2. Arne Burling and the mystery of the T52 code.
3. Maurice Ward and the formula for eternal plastic
4. Johann Bessler and the perpetual motion machine
5. Edward Lidskalnin and the displacement of large blocks of stone

[Alexandr Saprykin]

http://tass.ru/proisshestviya/3528763

[Alexandr Saprykin]

Lake. Russia.

Isaac Levitan

Date: 1900;

Russian Federation

Style: Realism

Genre: landscape

Media: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: 208 x 149 cm

Coordinates: unknown

Which fish were in the lake at the time of painting: unknown

[Sergey Golubev]

Description of Isaac Levitan's painting "The Lake. Russia."

• "He travelled very often to the lakes in Tver province, which became the setting for his masterpiece."
• "The artist never completed this work as he died. This is Levitan's last painting."

[Alexandr Saprykin]

Sergey Golubev:
Description of Isaak Levitan's painting "The Lake. Russia".

• "He travelled very often to the lakes in Tver province, which became the setting for his masterpiece."
• "The artist never completed this work as he died. This is Levitan's last painting."

And his teacher was V.D. Polenov, who got Levitan hooked on painting the lakes.

Levitan also has an official websitehttp://isaak-levitan.ru/

[Yuri Tsaregorodtsev]

[Sergey Golubev]

Once very long ago I came across a collection of French cartoons (about the Bible). Then after that I began to read the magazine Crocodile from time to time - that was a long time ago (there used to be one, I don't know if there is still one).

Then there was a break, and then I came across Vasya Lozhkin (probably not really a caricature, as he paints pictures on canvas, acrylics), but it struck me that the genre itself is not thriving, while he even had glamorous exhibitions a few years ago, to which the 'nightlife beau monde' came. His website is here.

[Alexandr Saprykin]

Sergey Golubev:
Once very long ago I came across a collection of French cartoons (about the Bible). After that I began to occasionally read the magazine Krokodil - that was a long time ago (there used to be one, and maybe even now I don't know).

Then there was a break, and then I came across Vasya Lozhkin (probably not really a caricature, as he paints pictures on canvas, acrylics), but it struck me that the genre itself is not thriving, while he even had glamorous exhibitions a few years ago, to which the 'nightlife beau monde' came. His website is here.

There hasn't been a Crocodile magazine since 2008. It's a pity. It was a good magazine in its day.