This talk-lecture offers a rare way to look at painting - through rhyme, poetic analysis, and free reflection together with an art historian. Landscapes, innovative canvases, and famous masterpieces are revealed here not as frozen exhibits, but as a living conversation where poetry, observation, and feeling come together. Works of art are often discussed in terms of dates, movements, and biographies, but much less frequently in terms of rhythm, intonation, and personal response. This is precisely what this talk-lecture is built upon. It invites you to view painting through poetic analysis and a special way of versification, thanks to which a painting is perceived not only as a visual image but also as an opportunity for poetic conversation. This format changes the usual distance between the viewer and the artwork: instead of dry commentary, a lively dialogue with art emerges. The main feature of the event is the combination of an art historical perspective and an original poetic interpretation. Each artwork here is accompanied by a poem composed by the art historian-poet, meaning that listeners will not only learn something about the paintings but also hear how they can resonate in words. The program features heartfelt landscapes by Savrasov and Levitan, works by Petrov-Vodkin, post-impressionist discoveries by Cézanne and Claude Monet, and the passionate painting of Van Gogh. Such a range makes the meeting particularly rich: it encompasses different artistic worlds while maintaining a unified way of attentive observation. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KudaGo.