Написать мини рассказ про достопремичательности россии

The tretyakov gallerymoscow is replete with art galleries and museums. yet there is one gallery that remains a symbol of russian art. it is the world-famous tretyakov gallery.the founder of the gallery was the entrepreneur pavel tretyakov (1832—1898), who was from the merchant class. beginning in 1856, tretyakov had a hobby of collecting works by the russian artists of his time. he was a famous patron of the arts who helped to support the "peredvizhniki" (a movement consisting of realistic painters in the second half of the 19th century). toward this goal, he intended to purchase a collection from a st. petersburg collector, fyodor pryanishnikov, and, having added his own collection, created a museum. the government bought pryanishnikov's gallery in 1867, but tretyakov gradually acquired an excellent collection, exceeding all other collections in russia in its volume and quality.in 1892, pavel tretyakov donated his entire collection to moscow. his brother sergey tretyakov (1834—1892) was also a collector, but only of western european paintings.the brothers' collections were at ,the core of the moscow municipal art gallery, which opened on august 15,1893. at first, it contained 1,287 paintings and 518 pieces of graphic art by russian artists, as well as 75 paintings by western european artists.later, the western european paintings in the tretyakov gallery were transferred to the hermitage and the a. s. pushkin museum of fine arts, and the tretyakov gallery began to specialize exclusively in russian art.after 1918, the tretyakov collection grew many times with the inclusion of the collection of ilya ostroukhov (1858— 1929), an artist, paintings of the russian school from the moscow rumyantsev museum, and many private collections. presently, the gallery is being improved by carefully planned purchases. already more than 55 thousand works are kept there. there is the rich collection of ancient russian icon painting of the 12th—17th centuries including andrei rublyov's famous "trinity", as well as significant works of painting and sculpture of the 18th — 19th centuries — paintings by dmitriy levitskiy, fyodor rokotov, karl bryullov, orest kiprenskiy, alexander ivanov (including his wellknown canvas "the appearance of christ before the people"), ivan kramskoy, and sculptures by fedot shubin.the gallery has an excellent selection of the best works by the "peredvizhniki": ilya repin (including "ivan the terrible and his son ivan"), victor vasnetsov, ivan shishkin, vasiliy surikov ("the morning of the strelets execution"), vasiliy vereshchagin and others.the blossoming of many areas of russian art at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries is also well represented.suffice it to name such artists of the period as mikhail vrubel, isaak levitan, nicholas rerikh, alexander benua, mikhail nesterov, konstantin korovin, mstislav dobuzhinskiy, konstantin somov, valentin serov, boris kustodiev and kuzma petrov-vodkin. after the relatively short period of the 1910's— 1920's, new movements in art — futurism, cubism, etc. — were quickly developed.such an artistic movement as socialist realism also produced a number of talented and original artists. this trend is represented by works of alexander deineka, arkadiy plastov, yuri pimenov, dmitriy nalbandyan, and others. the main building of the gallery includes the renovated tretyakov home and several buildings that were attached to it at various times. the main facade of the building was erected in 1902 according to plans by the artist victor vasnetsov. in 1994, the tretyakov gallery opened after 10 years of restoration. this was not just a facelift to the building; the interior and technical equipment were brought up to the highest standards of quality, which is as it should be, since it contains so many treasures of russian art. 

he said to stay in bed for a few days. marry said she'd gone to london with her sister. my friend said she/he watched a lot of soap operas. he asked if tom would be there the following day. my mother asked if i had cleaned my room the previous day. her teacher said she/he was not going to ask her. the teacher asked how the accident had happened. my cousin said they weren't interested in politics. i asked if you had heard the bell. he asked what i had told the police. tom said new york was more lovely than london. she said he had turned out a good pianist. she asked if i was kidding. she wrote to put up at that hotel. i asked where you were living at the moment.

one of the most tragic events of the twentieth century - world war ii. she left a deep imprint on the minds of millions of people who live on different continents and speak a different language, and the scale of the tragedy is not unprecedented in the history of the world.  the war - this time, courage and bravery on the front and rear of the enemy. it is known that during the great patriotic war of 1941-1945, our people have displayed extraordinary tenacity and fortitude to defend their homeland from invaders.  my parents and i were born and raised in peacetime, but the sufferings and sorrows that brought this terrible war, i know not only from history, literature and movies. a lot of these events can be found by listening to the stories of veterans and home front workers.  my grandfather was a participant of the great patriotic war, we cherish his military awards, newspaper clippings and wartime frontline army book.  but not only the combatants have experienced fear and pain, but also those who were in the rear of the enemy.  one winter evening, my grandmother told me about the hard time that she had to endure.when she was seventeen years old, she dreamed of becoming a doctor and therefore admitted to the medical college. but the great patriotic war. in 1941, the fascists came close to the town of yelets, and all the people came to the defense of their native land. classes at the college ceased, and my grandmother, along with other citizens helped dig trenches, worked in the fields. but despite the efforts of the soviet troops and residents, the enemy broke through the defense and broke into elec, some nazis settled in an apartment where the family lived my grandmother, and they, along with other neighbors had to move to an old barn.  fear not leave them, day or night. they were afraid to go outside because there there were german soldiers with guns in their hands. but one morning in december the germans were hastily assembled and went out of occupied apartments. and all the inhabitants of the barn realized that the germans are retreating, it is hoped that the war would soon be over.  in the meantime, the city fired day and night, and all the people were still scared. the next day, in the morning, someone knocked on the window, they were our soldiers. everyone was very happy, fed them, watered, and they went on to clean the homeland from the nazis. on the streets of the city lay dead everywhere: both military and civilians. the war has brought so much grief!   war - is a terrible ordeal for any country, any nation and every man. she brings a lot of pain and suffering for both adults and children. and all who saw the war with his own eyes, never forget about it.  will always live in the memory of the immortal feat of the soviet people in the great patriotic war. in their honor, in all the towns and villages set monuments - obelisks, in honor of those who gave their lives for the freedom and independence of our motherland. our city is also a monument to the soldiers - elchane who died in battle against the nazi invaders during world war ii. nobody is forgotten, nothing is forgotten!

 

если хочешь убери что-то