Tatyana Mikhailovna Sipovich
«Iris»
Copper, hot enamel, 45х45, 2012
«Iris»
Copper, hot enamel, 45х45, 2012
Tatyana Mikhailovna Sipovich
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«Iris»
Distant lands
Of eternal sun,
Where orchids bloom
In lavish splendor.
But I keep dreaming
Of a little khutor,
The Don at dawn,
My kuren in the garden.
Bright swarms
Of tender irises—
A bee with a velvet back Hovers and circles around.
A narrow ribbon
Of an overgrown path—
The very one that led me
Far away from home.
Iris! Shy iris!
Iris, my proud flower.
I admired you at dawn,
And tenderly whispered:
«Grant me a sip of happiness.»
Iris, my proud flower.
I admired you at dawn,
And tenderly whispered:
«Grant me a sip of happiness.»
A familiar scent—
The dizzying breath of the meadow grass.
Slowly fading
Is the night star,
And in the rhythmic clatter
The wheels flash by—
Rushing somewhere
In the glowing lights of the train.
God will not forsake,
Friends will not judge!
But will my beloved
Wait for me?
Only in spring,
A little flock of irises,
I know, will
Remember me.
The dizzying breath of the meadow grass.
Slowly fading
Is the night star,
And in the rhythmic clatter
The wheels flash by—
Rushing somewhere
In the glowing lights of the train.
God will not forsake,
Friends will not judge!
But will my beloved
Wait for me?
Only in spring,
A little flock of irises,
I know, will
Remember me.
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«Iris»
Distant lands
Of eternal sun,
Where orchids bloom
In lavish splendor.
But I keep dreaming
Of a little khutor,
The Don at dawn,
My kuren in the garden.
Bright swarms
Of tender irises—
A bee with a velvet back Hovers and circles around.
A narrow ribbon
Of an overgrown path—
The very one that led me
Far away from home.
Of eternal sun,
Where orchids bloom
In lavish splendor.
But I keep dreaming
Of a little khutor,
The Don at dawn,
My kuren in the garden.
Bright swarms
Of tender irises—
A bee with a velvet back Hovers and circles around.
A narrow ribbon
Of an overgrown path—
The very one that led me
Far away from home.
Iris! Shy iris!
Iris, my proud flower.
I admired you at dawn,
And tenderly whispered:
«Grant me a sip of happiness.»
Iris, my proud flower.
I admired you at dawn,
And tenderly whispered:
«Grant me a sip of happiness.»
A familiar scent—
The dizzying breath of the meadow grass.
Slowly fading
Is the night star,
And in the rhythmic clatter
The wheels flash by—
Rushing somewhere
In the glowing lights of the train.
God will not forsake,
Friends will not judge!
But will my beloved
Wait for me?
Only in spring,
A little flock of irises,
I know, will
Remember me.
The dizzying breath of the meadow grass.
Slowly fading
Is the night star,
And in the rhythmic clatter
The wheels flash by—
Rushing somewhere
In the glowing lights of the train.
God will not forsake,
Friends will not judge!
But will my beloved
Wait for me?
Only in spring,
A little flock of irises,
I know, will
Remember me.
Tatyana Mikhailovna Sipovich
Artist, enamelist. Member of the Union of Artists of Russia, the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, and the International Association of Plastic Arts (AIAP) of UNESCO.
Tatyana Mikhailovna Sipovich was born on October 18, 1957. She works in the techniques of painting, watercolor, and hot enamel. She participates in All-Russian and international exhibitions, as well as international symposiums on hot enamel. She has been awarded diplomas from the Russian Academy of Arts and the Union of Artists of Russia, and is the Grand Prix winner of the international symposium on hot enamel in Hungary.
The works of T. Sipovich are held in the Stavropol Regional Museum of Fine Arts, the Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts, the Yaroslavl Art Museum, the Museum of Hot Enamel (Kecskemét, Hungary), as well as in private collections in Russia, the USA, Portugal, Germany, Hungary, Israel, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Norway.
The works of T. Sipovich are held in the Stavropol Regional Museum of Fine Arts, the Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts, the Yaroslavl Art Museum, the Museum of Hot Enamel (Kecskemét, Hungary), as well as in private collections in Russia, the USA, Portugal, Germany, Hungary, Israel, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Norway.
Tatyana Mikhailovna Sipovich
Artist, enamelist. Member of the Union of Artists of Russia, the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, and the International Association of Plastic Arts (AIAP) of UNESCO.
Tatyana Mikhailovna Sipovich was born on October 18, 1957. She works in the techniques of painting, watercolor, and hot enamel. She participates in All-Russian and international exhibitions, as well as international symposiums on hot enamel. She has been awarded diplomas from the Russian Academy of Arts and the Union of Artists of Russia, and is the Grand Prix winner of the international symposium on hot enamel in Hungary.
The works of T. Sipovich are held in the Stavropol Regional Museum of Fine Arts, the Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts, the Yaroslavl Art Museum, the Museum of Hot Enamel (Kecskemét, Hungary), as well as in private collections in Russia, the USA, Portugal, Germany, Hungary, Israel, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Norway.
The works of T. Sipovich are held in the Stavropol Regional Museum of Fine Arts, the Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts, the Yaroslavl Art Museum, the Museum of Hot Enamel (Kecskemét, Hungary), as well as in private collections in Russia, the USA, Portugal, Germany, Hungary, Israel, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Norway.