Show all images on one page	#007181 Title: Moscow Kremlin Artist: Puchkov Alexey Size: 22.5x15.5x6 Size (inches): 8.75x6x2.25 Price : $1495 SOLD!

This impressive view of the Moscow Kremlin has been painted by Alexey Puchkov, one of the best modern Fedoskino painters who specializes in the genre of architecture. Alexey inherited the talent of an artist from his father, Piotr Puchkov, an outstanding Fedoskino painter who died in 2000. Alexey's works are exhibited in the All-Russia Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art.
The beautiful panorama opens up before the viewer's eyes. In the foreground the artist has painted the Red Square, the St. Basil's Cathedral, and the white stoned cathedrals of the Moscow Kremlin encompassed by the red-bricked wall. In the background we can see the Temple of Christ the Savior, some of Stalin's skyscrapers while in the far right part of the composition the Historical Museum is depicted
White, grey, and light blue tones of oils help the artist to reproduce the atmosphere of a dull winter day. Gold paint is used to detail the architecture, and to create a sparkle of the domes of the cathedrals. Silver paint highlights the water of the Moskva River drawn in the left part of the composition. Mother-of-pearl shines through cupolas the St. Basil's Cathedral and through the cathedrals painted in the center.
The scene is framed with a gold line; two parallel gold lines wrap around the box's sides.
The box is constructed out of paper-mache. Black lacquer covers the exterior and red lacquer covers the interior of the box. The lid is hinged from the top of the composition, and the box rests flat. The work is signed with the artist's name, Fedoskino and the year of 2012.