Visual art has always played a special role in the dialogue between the peoples, being a universal language of communication. This language has been and remains a means that allows you to transmit common images, understandable to everyone, but can also contain hidden meaning, symbols and signs. And although, in order to understand each other, we need a translator, at the same time, when we get acquainted with art – Russian in Poland and Polish in Russia, it turns out that we “read” it in the same language, we equally understand and predict “what it means” and “as evidenced”. In this non -verbal world of images there are no boundaries, differences disappear and, in addition, general topics and general problems are found.
The exhibition “Symbol and Form. Polish painting 1880-1939” – the first presentation of Polish art in the most important Moscow Museum, presented in the State Pushkin Museum named after A.S. Pushkin. This is a sign meeting, because, on the one hand, many Polish artists received …
Editor
Platova L.V.
Translator
Kiseleva Irina
Publisher
Bogsmart, 2009
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