The Moonlight Night
1890s, Painting, Oil, Canvas , Realism
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The Moonlight Night by Yevdokym Voloshynov belongs to the collection of the Nykanor Onatskyi Regional Art Museum in Sumy.
The Moonlight Night by Yevdokym Voloshynov
"The Moonlight Night" (1890s) is a wonderful, slightly magical Christmas scene. The earth is dressed in a thick, fluffy blanket of snow, ready for the grand holiday. Two figures—a child and an adult—walk across a bridge. A significant element of the composition, crafted according to complex principles of perspective, is the road. It recedes from the foreground, inviting the viewer to step into the white winter fairytale. The road always seems to lead toward the viewer, regardless of their position before the painting.
The Moonlight Night’s Art Style: Magical Scene
The artwork is a striking example of the Realism style. The artist's primary technique involved the use of oil on canvas. The sizes of the work are 140cm x 95cm. The Moonlight Night’s history traces back to 1910.
The artist demonstrated his mastery of the full tonal richness of a monochromatic palette in this work. Voloshynov used various colors, including gray, black, and white, to create this marvelous landscape.
Unique Features. Emotions and Mood of The Moonlight Night
The painting evokes memories of a frosty winter night when the snow crunches underfoot and the air feels sharp. There is a festive and celebratory mood that is unique to the winter holidays. The light in the window of the house looks inviting, hinting that it is warm and cozy inside, unlike the chilly night street. This scene is a dramatic interplay of light and shadow, with the pale moonlight and warm glow of the house serving as focal points against the cold, dark winter setting. The painting brings back memories of childhood and celebrating Christmas.
Explore more works by Yevdokym Voloshynov
Yevdokym Voloshynov was one of the most prominent masters of academic still-life painting. The artist created more than 400 works, including “The Watermelons and the Grapes” (1890s), “The Pumpkins” (1880), “The Carduus” (1910), and many more. Immerse yourself into The Moonlight Night’s meaning, explore more works, and purchase these masterpieces on the UFDA website.
- Format Digital Original Standard
- Resolution 400 MPX
- Color depth
48 bit
281 Trillion Colors Original file size
1415 MB DNG File
- Country Ukraine - Sumy
- Years 1890s
- Styles
- Medium
- Physical canvas 140cm x 95cm
- Framing No framed
Yevdokym Voloshynov
Yevdokym Voloshynov was one of the most prominent masters of academic still life painting in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Summary of Yevdokym Voloshynov
Voloshynov's art comprises more than 400 works, including still lifes, interiors, and landscapes, though only a small portion has survived to this day. Nevertheless, he is regarded as one of the unrivaled masters of still life painting.
Biography of Yevdokym Voloshynov
The artist was born in 1824 and studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts starting in 1846. He lived and worked in Kharkiv. An important chapter in his life was his work as a teacher, as he taught at the Kharkiv Institute for Noble Maidens and the Kharkiv Veterinary Institute starting in 1865.
Voloshynov's paintings have been featured in exhibitions at the Society of Kharkiv Artists and other venues. In 1909, he had a personal exhibition.
The artist died in 1913 in Kharkiv. Nowadays, after his death, his works are held in museums across Ukraine, including the Nykanor Onatsky Regional Art Museum in Sumy.
Yevdokym Voloshynov's Famous Paintings: Discover Timeless Art
Each of his works is a vivid testament to how skillfully he sensed the trends of his time, which significantly influenced the thematic range of his creations. The uniqueness of his talent was fully revealed in his still lifes, where he depicted common vegetables and fruits.
Among Yevdokym Voloshynov’s original paintings are "The Apples and the Watermelons", "The Carduus", "The Onions", "The Watermelons and the Grapes", and "The Pumpkins".
Notably, the artist also created landscapes. In the enchanting "The Moonlight Night", the artist demonstrated mastery over the full tonal richness of a monochromatic color palette. Yevdokym Voloshynov's paintings for sale are available on the UFDA website.
Yevdokym Voloshynov's Art Style
The artist made a substantial contribution to the development of the still life genre, which, especially during that period, was among the least popular among artists and art enthusiasts. Through his work, he demonstrated that still life paintings could be as worthy of attention as other genres. His exceptional skill allowed him to create refined artistic pieces that celebrated the beauty of native natural gifts, often overlooked in the flow of everyday life. In his works, Voloshynov always depicted flowers, vegetables, fruits, and landscapes with astonishing photographic accuracy.
- Resolution
- 400 MPX
- Dimensions
- 23296x17472
- Medium
- DNG
- Device
- FUJIFILM
- Device model
- GFX100S
- Lense
- FUJIFILM
- Lense model
- GF63mmF2.8 R WR
- Color space
- Uncalibrated
- Color profile description
- 48 bit color depth, 281 Trillion Colors
- Metering mode
- Multi-segment
- F number
- 11
- Exposure program
- Manual
- Exposure time
- 1/4
- Focal length
- 63.0 mm
- Photographer
- Digital Original Studio
