Karl Bryullov (1799-1852)
Delighted contemporaries called Bryullov "great, divine Karl" and "the second Raffaello". Belinsky dubbed Bryullov "the first artist of Europe". The painting "The last day of Pompeii" was recognizes as a perfect masterpiece of the XIX century. Walter Scott said "This is not a painting, this is a poem!" after sitting and viewing the painting for a full hour. Bryullov portrayed himself on the painting - on the left of the middle, with a box of paints and brushes.
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Karl Bryullov (1799-1852)
Delighted contemporaries called Bryullov "great, divine Karl" and "the second Raffaello". Belinsky dubbed Bryullov "the first artist of Europe". The painting "The last day of Pompeii" is recognized as a perfect masterpiece of the XIX century. Walter Scott said "This is not a painting, this is a poem!" after sitting and viewing the painting for a full hour. Bryullov portrayed himself on the painting - on the left of the middle, with a box of paints and brushes.Very well written!
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