Sally Trueman and her "wavy" expressionism

Why did the daughter of director Gaidai and actress Grebeshkova refuse to follow in the footsteps of her parents, and how her life turned out

Children of famous personalities always have a hard time, because those around them often evaluate not their personal qualities and talents, but their compliance with the status of the successor of the dynasty. But many of them manage to achieve success in the same field as their parents. Oksana Gaidai, the daughter of the genius director Leonid Gaidai and his wife, the talented actress Nina Grebeshkova, declared as a child that she did not want to get a creative profession, although she undoubtedly had an acting gift. How was her fate and did not reap

Wavy wood interior for a restaurant in Boston

Is it possible to make a restaurant in the premises of an old bank? Fashionable, modern, fashionable, dear? It turns out that it is possible, and it can be done easily even with the help of a material such as wood. Although we have become accustomed to plastic or other materials lately

Maria Poroshina and her children: How an actress with many children weaned her daughters from gadgets, and how director Mikhalkov helps her in upbringing

The Always Say Always star believes that modesty is the main thing in a woman. Therefore, Maria Poroshina brings up her children very strictly. And not only her husband, artist Ilya Drevnov, helps her in this, but also the famous director Nikita Mikhalkov. The actress spoke about this in an interview. She also explained why she cannot get married with her husband in church

Expressionism, Symbolism and Fantasy: Controversial Works by an Italian Artist

The talented Italian artist Agostino Arrivabene skillfully combines expressionism, symbolism and even fantasy in his works. But all of the above can only be indirectly attributed to the generally accepted stylistic classification. After all, the paintings created by the will of the muses not only convey vague images inspired by something irrational, but also fully reflect the inner world and state of mind of the author

Sally Landau and Mikhail Tal: And at night he taught her to play chess

He could play blindly on ten chessboards, not writing anything down and memorizing his every move, while at the same time accurately calculating the opponent's moves in advance. Mikhail Tal was a winner in life, who burst into the chess world like a ball of lightning. For him, there was no authority or regularity in chess. His sacrifices on the chessboard were inexplicable, and the traps he set up led to victory after victory. But there was in his life the most important and longest part, which he