We Draw and Paint in the Hermitage
25 December 2011 - 26 February 2012
Foyer of the Hermitage Theater (225)

The exhibition We Draw and Paint at the Hermitage in the Foyer of the Hermitage Theater is a creative report on the performance of the studio for the past school year.

Classes at the Hermitage enable a young artist to lay down the foundations of knowledge about visual arts, gain experience in dealing with it, learn to think creatively and develop drawing capabilities.
We make sure that everything that children learn about visual arts within the museum is embodied in their works and drawings indirectly, through their own understanding of the theme, based on their personal experience and the experience acquired at the classes. We teach children about the tools of visual art in a simple form and they, consistent with their strife for creativity, fairy-tales and games, implement this knowledge, as well as their feelings, fantasies and imagination in drawings.

As a mirror, the exhibition reflects everything children think about and live with, their knowledge and fantasies. There are drawings about the Hermitage, its history and life, our beautiful city, ordinary and amazing things, about what our young contemporaries see, dream and imagine.

The great - both by meaning and size - Hermitage helps achieve our goal to bring up culturally and artfully developed persons!

Alexander Pushkin fairy tales Katya Vasilieva, 8 years old Larger view	I’m drawing a winter landscape Liza Oparina, 8 years old Larger view	Catherine II Masha Kuzmina, 6 years old Larger view
Fancy-Dress Ball Veronica Bryukhovets, 8 years old Larger view	Decorations in my town Alyosha Vasiliev, 8 years old Larger view	Spring Mother Oleg Turobinsky, 8 years old Larger view
Autumn in the Heart of the City Polina Pluzhnikova, 8 years old Larger view	Musician (rhythm) Gleb Soloviev, 8 years old Larger view	Heracles fighting the lion Fedya Shaburin, 5 years old Larger view