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This document outlines a school trip to the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow for students in forms 5th through 10th grade. It provides details on the artworks and artists that different forms will learn about, including landscape paintings, self-portraits, portraits of well-known people, fairy tales in paintings, genres and styles, everyday plots, historical plots, and individual artists and their works. The last section features a quote by Pavel Tretyakov and his portrait painted by Ilya Repin. The teachers welcome students to next year's cross-cultural games and wish them good luck.
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- 1. STATE-FUNDED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION OF MOSCOW CENTER OF EDUCATION No 953 CROSS-CULTURAL GAMES 'Visiting the State Tretyakov Gallery' 5th – 11th Forms 2014-2015
- 2. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY Answers to Hot-seat Questions 2.1. a merchant 2.2. in Lavrushinskiy lane 2.3. from the window 2.4. three 2.5. Dobrynia Nikitich 2.6. a portrait-painter 2.7. Nikolay Gogol Lavrushinskiy lane, 10
- 3. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 3rd Form: Landscape Paintings V.D. Polenov (1844-1927) Moscow Courtyard (1878)
- 4. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 4th Form: Artists' Self-Portraits and Biographies 1 2 5 3 4
- 5. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 5th Form: Well-known People's Portraits and History of Their Creation 1 22 3 4 5
- 6. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 6th Form: Fairy Tales in Paintings Warrior Knights. 1898 Alyonushka. 1881 Prince Ivan on Grey Wolf. 1889 The Three Princesses of the Undeground Kingdom. 1879 Kashchey the Deathless. 1926-1927
- 7. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 7th Form: Genres and Styles L K. Bryullov. Horsewoman. 1832
- 8. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 8th Form: Everyday Plots P. Fedotov. The Major Goes Courting. 1848 V. Pukirev. The Unequal Marriage. 1862 P. Fedotov. The Fastidious Bride. 1847 The Arrival of a Sorcerer at a Peasant Wedding. 1875
- 9. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 9th Form: Historical or Literary Plots V. Surikov. The Morning of the Streltsys' Execution. 1881
- 10. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 9th Form: Historical or Literary Plots V. Surikov. The Morning of the Streltsys' Execution. 1881
- 11. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 10th Form: Artists and Their Paintings 11 2 3 4 5
- 12. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 10th Form: Artists and Their Paintings v V. Tropinin. Gold-embroidery Girl. 1826 Z. Serebryakova. At the Dressing Table. V. Surikov. 1909 Boyarynya Morozova. 1887 N. Ge. Leo Tolstoy. 1882 K. Bryullov. Self-portrait. 1848
- 13. VISITING THE STATE TRETYAKOV GALLERY 'Profit got from the society should be returned to the society.' Pavel Tretyakov Ilya Repin. Portrait of Pavel Tretyakov. 1883
- 14. Welcome to our Cross-cultural Games next year! Good luck! Abramova Liudmila Alexandrovna and Fomina Anna Grigoryevna (English teachers)