After high fire (Tea Izborsk) (1992)

Documentary №60996, 1 part, duration: 0:10:19
Production: Lennauchfilm (LNF)
Director:V.Gurkalenko, B.Liznev
Screenwriters:V.Gurkalenko
Camera operators:B.Liznev
Sound mixer:S.Akmanova

Annotation:

Lev Solodkov, ceramic artist , author of ceramic icons. The image of Russia in the landscapes of Izborsk.

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A painting by the artist Lev Solodkov.

Monastery on the top of the mountain.

Panorama of a field with a river in the distance and a church on a hill.

Church gates.

View from the hill to the river.

A small cemetery next to the church.

The artist Solodkov examines crosses.

The ruins of the fortress.

View from the courtyard of the fortress.

The fire is burning.

Ceramic paintings by L. Solodkov.

The picture is a village in winter.

The artist's assistants put the ceramics in the oven.

Ceramic wood.

An artist paints a tree.

The artist paints a decorative vase.

The assistant lays the door in the oven with bricks and covers it with clay.

The burners are switched on in the furnace.

The artist watches the fire.

Ceramic paintings - images of churches and monasteries.

Ceramic vases in the form of stylized bulbs- domes of temples.

The opened inner part of the vase is painted with the faces of saints.

Rainbow over the apple orchard.

The artist walks through the field among the mown hay.

Ceramic tea set.

City.

Crowds of people.

Transport.

The artist looks at the city from the window.

The artist's workshop.

An exhibition of the master's works among the hills and rocks.

The wind stirs the reeds against the background of the river.

The artist drinks water from a spring.

A large art object in the form of a vase of many vase-domes.

Alternating frames with vases in the form of domes and an artist on a winter field.

The artist goes into the distance to the river.

Key words

Paintings.
Ceramics.
Church.
Vases.

Personnel:

Hudozhnik Lev Solodkov.

Calendar: 1992

Locations: Izborsk

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