Sketch of Kupavina for Ostrovsky's play "Wolves and Sheep"
- Artist
- Boris Kustodiev
- Date
- 1915
- Style
- Art nouveau
- Genre
- Design
The painting titled Sketch of Kupavina for Ostrovsky's play "Wolves and Sheep" captures an early Design concept for the 1875 play by Alexander Ostrovsky. Reflecting the influence of Art nouveau (modern), the sketch emphasizes flowing lines and intricate detailing, aligning with the period’s aesthetic sensibilities. Kupavina, a key character, is depicted with an emotional depth that hints at the play's themes of morality and social conflict. This sketch offers insight into the artist’s creative process, capturing the vibrant atmosphere of a pivotal work staged in St. Petersburg and Moscow the same year.
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