#franz roubaud

[random-brushstrokes]

Franz Roubaud (Russian, 1856-1928) - The Kiss

[womblegrinch]

Franz Alekseyevich Roubaud (1856-1928) - Caucasian horseman

Oil on canvas. Painted c.1890-1900.

24.4 x 15.5 inches, 62 x 39.5 cm. Estimate: €8,000-10,000.

Sold Ketterer, Munich, 9 Dec 2023 €45,720 incl B.P.

[laclefdescoeurs]

In the Caucasus, 1883, Franz Alexeevich Roubaud

[leatherandmossprints]

‘The Kiss’ by Franz Roubaud (Russian, 1856-1928)

[taken-in-dreams]

The Capture, Franz Roubaud.

[kykiteliya]

Day 11 – kidnapping

Franz Roubaud painting as a reference

[rwpohl]

panorama siege of sevastopol, franc alekseevic rubo 1904

[xuxanov]

“İrəvan qalasının təslim edilməsi”. Şəkildəki rəsm əsəri belə adlanır. 1893-cü ildə rus rəssam Franz Roubaud tərəfindən çəkilib.

Məscidlər və sarayları yer üzündən silmək olar. Tarix isə unudulmur

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“Capture of Erivan”. This is the name of the painting. It was painted in 1893 by the Russian artist Franz Roubaud.

Palaces and mosques can be wiped off the face of the earth, but history cannot be forgotten

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“Сдача крепости Эривань”. Та�� называется картина нарисованная в 1893-м году русским художником Францом Рубо.

Дворцы и мечети можно стереть с лица земли, но история не забывается

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[themuseumwithoutwalls]

MWW Artwork of the Day (10/7/24) Franz Roubaud (Ukrainian, 1856-1928) A Tale of the Caucasus (1907) Oil on canvas, 142.8 x 197.2 cm. Private Collection

"A Tale of the Caucasus" is a mature work, demonstrating Roubaud’s stagecraft and ability to charge a canvas with palpable real-life drama. Enter stage left a fleeing horseman, pursued by determined riders. The scene has a cinematic quality; the tonal harmony of the palette provides a perfect backdrop to the superbly observed horse as it strains to gallop faster and the excitement, fear even, of the horseman who flees for his life.

[attila-von-urga]

«Tscherkessische Reiter an einem Fluss» - Franz Roubaud.

[1five1two]

'The Kidnapping'. Franz Roubaud. 1856-1928.

[random-brushstrokes]

Franz Roubaud - Istanbul harbour with a view of the Suleman mosque (n.d.)

[womblegrinch]

Franz Alekseyevich Roubaud (1856-1928) - Caucasian riders in the mountains

Oil on canvas. 27.75 x 39.6 inches, 70.5 x 100.5 cm.

Estimate: €30,000-40,000.

Sold Dorotheum, Vienna, 25 April 2024 for €130,000 incl B.P.

[byronthesecond]

Franz Roubaud Count Argutinsky Crossing the Caucasus Mountains 1892

[kelebek-gibi]

Franz Roubaud (Russian, 1856-1928) - The Kiss 🤎

خدت قلبي بشكلل ..

[myrmica]

7 8 10 14 and 15 for ask game :3

7. A medium of art you don't work in but appreciate

i'm very fond of oil paintings (traditional painting in general really) but i've only done it maybe once or twice. i take a lot of inspiration from stuff like this:

(in order of appearance: mitrofan grekov, ilya repin, franz roubaud, giuseppe da volpedo, beth edwards, john singer sargent)

and zetterstrand of course:

also, sculpture!!!!!! i have done some sculpture but it's not my main thing at all.

8. What's an old project idea that you've lost interest in

OH GOD SO MANY. many original projects and characters over the years that never turned into anything. i've realized over time that i'm someone who mostly prefers doing fanart over original stuff, i like to be in conversation with something. so it's hard for me to stick with original projects... here are some highlights from my character graveyard though, some of these are 5+ years old

10. Favorite piece of clothing to draw

ARMOR if that counts. otherwise it's hard to choose! i love drawing clothing in general! i find stuff like this or this really relaxing to do

14. Any favorite motifs

such an open ended question... light and shadow, but that's maybe too broad. all birds really but especially great egrets. i'm big on the sword of damocles, in this piece i did for a college art class i was trying to do a sword of damocles thing, except instead of a sword it's a piece of mining equipment, which definitely does not come across unless you're in my brain, but it has the same feeling of "something hanging by a thread" or "something about to collapse." swords in general! literal motifs in the sense of recurring patterns. human-animal transformation in a swan maiden sort of way. people stabbing themselves or each other... my pockets are full of motifs

15. *Where* do you draw (don't drop your ip address this just means do you doodle at a park or smth)

mostly just at my desk. if i'm working in a sketchbook kind of anywhere, i've drawn in the bathtub before (living dangerously)