Schedule. The pictures in the category of schedule.

Graphics - one of the traditional forms of art. The first attempts to learn about the world of man have been associated with the line . In our time schedule is divided into application and easel . In easel schedule includes everything intended for exposure in space and has no practical importance . This is primarily watercolor, pastel , gouache, tempera , as well as works of printmaking : etching , engraving , lithography , monotype created as an independent art object . Applied Graphics are usually printed , created to replicate the artistic image - this book and newspaper and magazine graphics (illustration , design and construction of prints , posters, advertising, brand , etc.). This section presents how contemporary artists and authors 1930-1980 x . School Leningrad-Petersburg graphics has some differences . Beginning with applied graphics , with editions of " World of Art" , it quickly became an independent meaning . At the very beginning XXveka graphic sheets have become one of the main exhibits all the major art exhibitions. Musical lines , contrast stains, paint some restraint - the main features of this school . In 20-30 years , it received a boost in its development due to the large publishing houses in Leningrad " Detgiz ", " Academy ", " State Publishing House ", etc. They gathered around themselves masters of fine art created his own school . Yuri Vasnetsov , Nicholas Tyrsa Alexei Pakhomov, Vladimir Konashevich Eugene Charushin - names familiar from childhood . These can be added Valentine Kurdova , Konstantin Rudakov , Vladimir Pakhomov , Maxim Ushakov , Vladimir Lebedev , Sergei Chekhonin . The works of these artists are not only artistic, but also investment value because their cost increases annually by 15-20%. They are familiar to museum collections , directories, auctions, exhibitions. Modern graphics Petersburg inherited skills in the new "information " century united world space demonstrates a high level of graphics as easel , and applied its forms.