So bright, so warm, so fragrant. Wildflower meadows, bright nights, fresh strawberries. June in Russia is absolutely glorious.
Summer Meadow in Pobojka, by Stanislav Zhukovsky.
Corner of the Overgrown Garden with Goutweed Grass, by Ivan Shishkin.
River at Noon, by Ilya Ostrouhov.
A Birch Grove, by Isaak Levitan.
Landscape with River, by Arkady Rylov.
Grandma’s Garden, by Vasily Polenov.
June Near Moscow, by Mikhail Shcherbakov.
Russian Spring — May
Russian Spring – April
Russian Spring – March
Russian Winter – 2
Russian Winter – 1
Russian Autumn – 1
Russian Landscape throughout the Year
(because I finally lugged my lappy to the wifi cafe in Crimea)
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Number one and four get my vote 🙂
I’m partial to four myself. It’s so light!
Yeah, number one for me – and I like the old lady too 🙂
Glad you sobered up enough to post!
HA – it was already saved in drafts before I left, I just sobered up enough to lug my heavy-ass old lappy to the wifi cafe.
My goal is 24 posts for July, all on Crimea and pretty much all already written!
Wow, you’ve done well! 🙂
I like number two and the last one best – makes me feel like a nice walk in the country 🙂
The second one is my favorite – per usual, when a line up includes Shishkin 🙂
I love number 1 and I think I am going with number 2 for my second choice because that is the sort of spot I would seek out as a child.
#2 is very dacha-esque for me as well 🙂
I love the one with the women walking. One of my favorite pastimes was walking to the Emporium with my grandma.
I want THIS kind of dacha. With my grandma.
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