The artwork entitled “Leningrad,” created by Vladimir Tatlin in 1936, is an oil and wood composition that falls within the art movement of Realism. The dimensions of the artwork are 41 x 33 cm, and it represents a cityscape genre.
This artwork captures a moody and atmospheric scene of what appears to be a quiet urban street in Leningrad, characterized by its somber palette and emphasis on light and shadow. The buildings are depicted with a rough, textured brushwork that imparts a sense of volume and solidity, reflective of the Realist approach. The wet street surfaces mirror the façades of the buildings, enhancing the bleak, overcast ambiance. The overall composition evokes a sense of introspection and melancholy.
