Moon rising Painting

Andrei Kirgizov was born in Moscow in 1952 at the Arbat. There, he lived and studied. Attended izostudiyu. He studied at the Art School in the USSR Academy of Arts. V1980 year graduated from the Moscow Architectural Institute. From 1980 to 1983, he taught drawing and painting in MIIZe on architectural faculty. Involved in the design. He worked as an artist in the city of publishers Moscow, he painted. Since 1985, a regular participant in art exhibitions. Personal exhibitions in Moscow and the Moscow region. Exhibitions "Golden Brush" Creativity and other member of the Artists Union of Russia. The works of the artist are in museums, galleries, private collections in Russia, USA, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Japan etc. The author emblem and the flag "Arbat district.Laureate of the prize of A. P.Chekhov for the year 2011.The Golden Age of Romanticism Comes back,, or Physicistsand Lyricistsare ImmortalThe theater of the absurdity of life around us, though nothing new, is quite original in its own way. It has always been there in varying forms. Today, the one-sided tilt toward deifying the technical progress and everyday life is peculiarly distinctive, and is not devoid of certain charm. Human life in such a secluded world is certainly of interest as a new phase in struggle and survival. However, as history teaches us, and the reality around us suggests, on the one side is another Atlantis and on the other the world of nature. Between them is Man, who is seeking a foot-hold. We, deviating as we do from trodden paths, have to think hard and achieve still more in favor of parity between the human enclave and Nature. The quest for the golden mean is no longer a far-away goal, but an essentially necessary reality.Under these conditions it is of paramount importance to try to overcome one-sided rationalism and to model an integral, harmonious personality. This theme has always been the uppermost during difficult, transitional moments of social life and cultural development. What has been born was a new view of the world, art, and man. A new style called Romanticism appeared. There have also been different names, each according to the particular epoch, but names did not affect the essence. Its leading features include the dominance of poetry over prose, of dreams over reality, of feeling over reason. The term Romanticism itself came into being in Europe in the late 18th-early 19th century.