
Flowers for the cathedral
Igor Shkirya [i]
A symbolic contrast between the earthly beauty of blossoms and the transcendent glow of the church beyond the window.
Read moreIgor Shkirya [i]
A symbolic contrast between the earthly beauty of blossoms and the transcendent glow of the church beyond the window.
Read moreVasiliy Shikin [i]
The mighty trees of the Białowieża Forest immerse the viewer in the primeval silence and strength of the ancient woodland.
Read moreEvgeniy Shatokhin [i]
The city beyond the river slowly awakens in golden radiance after the passing storm.
Read moreNikolay Churabo [i]
A quiet corner of the village where nature and human dwelling merge in harmony and peace.
Read moreNatalya Chernogolova [i]
An expressive landscape-symbol of Mickiewicz’s homeland as a sacred land
Read moreSergey Cherenovich [i]
A fantastical landscape — a metaphor for the transition of seasons and cycles of life
Read moreValentina Tsekhanovich [i]
“Cold Wind” — a graphic work in which hatching and the contrast of black and white convey the feeling of piercing wind and cold
Read moreSergey Khoroshavtsev [i]
A nude in golden-orange tones as a symbol of awakening and spring freshness
Read moreIvan Khomich [i]
A monumental wooden image of a mother as a symbol of strength and resilience
Read moreAnatoliy Khvisevich [i]
The figure of a woman facing the elements embodies vulnerability, strength, and inner freedom.
Read moreAnastasiya Fetisova [i]
A nostalgic image of the city as a living organism of memory and childhood
Read moreIvan Fetisov [i]
A genre scene about bureaucracy and the “little people” in Soviet everyday life
Read moreAleksandr Faley [i]
An abstract-expressionist metaphor of a path marked by drama and tension
Read moreVladimir Tulupov [i]
“Folk Master V. I. Gavrilyuk” — a portrait of a Belarusian craftswoman in national dress, symbolizing respect for folk art and traditions
Read moreYuriy Tatarnikov [i]
“Winter — Escape” — a symbolic painting from the series “Fate”, in which barbed wire, snow, and footprints create an image of tragic freedom and remembrance of unfreedom
Read moreGennadiy Surma [i]
“Autumn Still Life” — a harmonious composition of rowan berries, fruits, and mushrooms, symbolizing the abundance and beauty of autumn
Read moreVladimir Storchakov [i]
“Evening over the Lake” — a romantic sunset landscape with the reflection of the sky in the water, conveying the serenity of nature
Read moreLeonid Solovev [i]
“Winter” — a realist rural landscape with birches and snow cover, conveying the calm and austere beauty of the countryside in winter
Read moreVasiliy Sobolevskiy [i]
“White Asters” — a still life with a bouquet of asters in a clay vase, symbolizing freshness and the simple beauty of nature
Read moreIgor Smitienko [i]
“Skómorekh” — a graphic image of a folk jester-musician, executed in an ornamental and dynamic manner, symbolizing merriment and carnival spirit
Read moreYuriy Sergienko [i]
“Autumn Rhapsody” — an impressionist-style landscape with golden foliage, red berries, and a sky filled with soft autumn light
Read moreSemen Svistunovich [i]
“Ogiński’s Polonaise” — an expressive symbolic painting conveying the drama and melodic sorrow of the well-known musical composition
Read moreIvan Rudchik [i]
“Białowieża Forest” — a landscape with bison among ancient woods, embodying wild, primeval nature
Read moreLeonid Rotko [i]
“Yellow Field” — an expressive landscape conveying the dramatic contrast between the golden radiance of the fields and the dark force of an impending storm
Read moreVladimir Romeyko [i]
“Zhirovichi” — a winter landscape with a view of a church, where the silence and grandeur of nature merge with architecture, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and spiritual strength
Read moreTatyana Pyasetskaya [i]
“Warm Autumn” — a pictorial hymn to the golden season, imbued with soft light and quiet serenity
Read morePavel Pogodin [i]
“Chekhov on Sakhalin” — a painting capturing the writer during his visit to the convicts, symbolizing compassion and truth
Read moreAleksandr Pashkevich [i]
“The Ascension of Christ” — a mosaic adorning a church near Warsaw, depicting the moment of the Savior’s ascent into heaven and the astonishment of his disciples
Read moreTamara Pavlyuchuk [i]
“Sweet Summer” — a vivid still life with flowers and fruits, embodying the joy and abundance of the summer season
Read moreVladimir Osipovich [i]
“Through Unexpected Misfortune” — a symbolic landscape where village life, autumn, and the flight of storks intertwine with the theme of trials and hope for renewal
Read moreNikolay Ovchinnikov [i]
“Self-Portrait” — a psychologically profound image of the artist, conveying inner composure, intellectual work, and creative focus
Read moreVladimir Nikolaev [i]
“Castle in Neglica” — a realistic landscape depicting a medieval fortress against a gloomy sky, symbolizing the grandeur and endurance of history
Read moreBoris Malakhov [i]
“Nude” — a depiction of a reclining woman on white and pink fabric, painted in a warm, soft manner with emphasis on bodily plasticity
Read moreKonstantin Maksimtsev [i]
“Spring” — a landscape with melting snow, water, and a grove on the horizon, painted with lively, dynamic brushstrokes that convey the awakening of nature
Read moreNikolay Maevskiy [i]
“In the Białowieża Forest” — a decorative landscape with rhythmic tree crowns and a golden-green palette, conveying the grandeur of the autumn forest
Read moreEduard Kufko [i]
A painting of the meeting between a Soviet soldier and concentration camp prisoners: tragedy, hope, and the triumph of life over death
Read moreVladislav Kufko [i]
An abstract canvas with a mystical center and figures on the edges, symbolizing myths and the cosmos
Read moreNikolay Kuzmich [i]
A jewelry ensemble–staurotheke with enamels, dedicated to the Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk
Read moreIosif Krupskiy [i]
A painting in the spirit of ancient allegories: three female figures symbolize beauty and harmony, uniting the plasticity of the body with the lightness of movement
Read moreMikhail Konkov [i]
An abstract composition dedicated to the theme of exile and fate, with a reference to Napoleon on the Island of St. Helena
Read moreNikolay Kolos [i]
A wooden sculpture with a mythological theme — the water spirit and mermaids carved from a single tree trunk
Read moreElena Kolos [i]
An expressive depiction of Mir Castle against a dramatic sky
Read moreKonstantin Kolodich [i]
An abstract pastel with a golden maple branch against a field and sky
Read moreValeriy Kovalchuk [i]
A nude painting: a model on a blue background with a hanging violin — a symbol of the unity of bodily beauty and music
Read moreMariya Knyazeva [i]
A still life with decorative vessels of colored glass
Read moreMarat Klimov [i]
A picturesque landscape with a lake, wind-swept trees, and reflections in the water
Read moreGrigoriy Kirdey [i]
A melancholic autumn landscape with haystacks and a cold sky
Read moreMikhail Kebets [i]
An expressive still life — autumn in the image of living, bright flowers
Read moreSergey Kazak [i]
An elegant horseback riding scene — a symbol of summer freedom and social harmony
Read morePetr Zaretskiy [i]
“The Detachment Rode Along the Shore” — a dynamic painting of a cavalry unit moving along the shore, with a strong emphasis on rhythm and motion
Read moreAnatoliy Zheludko [i]
“Lament for Polesia” — a symbolic painting expressing grief and loss through the image of falling water and the reflection of a human face in the well
Read moreLeontiy Dovbush [i]
A lyrical cityscape of Brest as a symbol of historical memory
Read moreTamara Denisova [i]
A symbolic still life — the poet’s belongings as signs of fate and memory
Read morePetr Daneliya [i]
A monumental image of nature as a symbol of heroic strength and grandeur
Read moreAntonina Gurshchenkova [i]
An abstract tapestry — a metaphor of winter as a musical chord in color and fabric
Read moreNikolay Gurshchenkov [i]
A lyrical autumn landscape with a road as a symbol of time and journey
Read moreAleksandr Grigorev [i]
A fantastical drawing about meeting a mocking guardian in the labyrinth of the world
Read moreOksana Gaydukovich [i]
A decorative still life — flowers and objects as harmony of color and form
Read moreDiana Vymorkova [i]
“In Vino Veritas…” — a tapestry with a still life in which wine becomes a symbol of truth and eternal tradition
Read moreNikodim Voshchuk [i]
“Portrait of the Mother” — a poignant image of a woman that reflects both a personal destiny and the collective nature of national memory
Read moreLeonid Volosyuk [i]
“Red Cloud” — a painting where an ordinary rural landscape is juxtaposed with a fantastic sky shimmering in concentric waves of color. The work unites the earthly and the cosmic, reality and metaphor
Read moreNadezhda Branovets [i]
A profile portrait, a symbolic image of melancholy in a muted ochre palette
Read moreSergey Asoskov [i]
A warm autumn day in the village, where nature and rural life merge into deep, serene silence.
Read moreAleksandr Alontsev [i]
The glowing figure of a girl dissolving into light symbolizes a gentle and poignant transition from childhood to adulthood.
Read moreLev Alimov [i]
A fantastical image of a ship built from the wreckage of time and memory.
Read moreDot Abdusamatov [i]
A mythical scene bathed in moonlight, where the boundaries between dream, nature, and fantasy dissolve.
Read moreValentina Tatarnikova-Panok [i]
“Svetlana, Portrait of the Daughter” — a chamber work where a lyrical portrait is combined with a symbolic background. It is an image of purity and spiritualized femininity
Read moreSvetlana Bondarenko-Skibinekaya [i]
An elegant still life blending glass, flowers, and symbols of comfort in the mood of quiet celebration.
Read moreGennadiy Vyal [i]
“Poet’s Noon” — a symbolic composition in which architectural solidity collides with the irrational force of inspiration
Read morePavel Gerasimenko [i]
A symbolic sculpture — a metaphor of hope and rebirth embodied in the image of the ark
Read moreAlesya Gurshchenkova [i]
An abstract sculpture — a metaphor of the Narcissus myth as self-contemplation and enclosure
Read moreSergey Demchuk [i]
A lyrical winter landscape where the whiteness of snow resounds like a musical symphony
Read moreInna Denishchik [i]
A decorative image of sunflowers as a symbol of the sun and vital energy
Read moreVladimir Ivanov [i]
The “Annunciation” stained glass — a sacred scene in the radiance of color and light
Read moreAleksey Ivanovskiy [i]
Pentecost stained glass: the Mother of God and the apostles in the radiance of the Holy Spirit
Read moreSergey Kamlyuk [i]
A lyrical landscape — morning as a moment of breath and unity with nature
Read morePavel Kulsha [i]
A decorative still life with a vase and fruits in red-orange tones on a blue background, symbolizing the brightness of “Indian Summer.”
Read moreVladimir Leshchenko [i]
Stained-glass windows depicting the Pietà, the Sorrowful Mother of God, and the Ancestors of Christ in the Church of the Most Holy Theotokos, Vladivostok
Read moreKirill Lyashuk [i]
The landscape “Evening at the Manor” depicts sunset light over the trees and houses of a rural estate, executed in a lively impressionist manner
Read moreOlga Maslovskaya [i]
“Transformation-1” — an abstract work with a textured element on a blue background, symbolizing the process of change and rebirth
Read moreGennadiy Pyasetskiy [i]
“The Yard King” — an ironic painting where power is transformed into a children’s game, and the yard appears as a small world with its own heroes and rules
Read moreIgor Romanchuk [i]
“Melodies of Old Brest” — a warm and vibrant scene of urban life, where the street becomes a musical score of existence, filled with sunlight and movement
Read moreAlesya Romeyko [i]
“Where Are Your Wings?” — a symbolic image of a female figure surrounded by whirls of light and color, where the vulnerability of the body meets the metaphor of lost strength
Read moreOlga Romeyko [i]
“Sea” — an expressive seascape where raging waves and the sails of ships convey the drama and might of the water element
Read moreVladimir Romeyko-mladshiy [i]
“Mirror Frame Dragon. Mirror Frame Lily” — an example of artistic woodcarving, where decorative motifs of nature and mythology transform a utilitarian object into a work of art
Read morePavel Ryabov [i]
“Bee Smokers” — old beekeeping tools for fumigating hives and calming bees
Read moreGalina Ryabova [i]
“Old Town. Tapestry” — a decorative textile panel with architectural motifs reminiscent of medieval cityscapes
Read moreAleksandr Salivonchik [i]
“Festive Still Life” — a vivid decorative composition with flowers, executed in the style of a mosaic-like abstract still life
Read moreIgor Sidorenko [i]
“Priestess” — a watercolor landscape with vivid autumn crowns, a river, and a radiant town in the distance, embodying the passage toward the sacred and the elevated
Read moreVladislava Skovorodko (Ponomarenko) [i]
“Yarilo” — a vivid symbolic composition dedicated to the god of the sun and fertility, where a solar burst of light is combined with ancient ornaments
Read moreIgor Skovorodko [i]
“Winter” — an expressive landscape in cold and contrasting tones, where houses and sky are transformed into symbols reflecting the power of winter and emotional tension
Read moreRoman Trotsyuk [i]
“Untitled” — an expressive abstraction where the primary meaning lies in the energy of color and movement rather than in figurative subject matter
Read moreAleksandr Ulybin [i]
“Vychulkovo Comet” — a philosophical composition in which everyday objects intertwine with mythical and cosmic imagery, creating a metaphor of eternal movement and spiritual quest
Read moreRuslan Usmanov [i]
“Monkey” — a satirical sculpture in which the animal is depicted in the pose of a thinker, holding objects of human culture. The work invites reflection on the fine line between humanity and nature
Read moreLarisa Khrapunova [i]
A historical landscape with the image of an old oak and the Chapel of Peter I in Kolomna
Read moreAleksey Pavlyuchuk [i]
“Departing Autumn” — a marble sculpture personifying the melancholy and farewell beauty of autumn through an elegant female image
Read moreAnatoliy Sokolov [i]
“Carrying the Wounded Bird” — an expressive painting about the fragility of life and the human being who carries light even amid tragedy
Read moreNina Bogdan [i]
A shadowy chaos of bygone objects comes alive in light, becoming a reflection of memory and time.
Read moreNila Gorchanyuk [i]
“Still Life with Violin” — a harmonious combination of objects of art and everyday life, where music, painting, and decorative forms are united into a single poetic composition
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