@vereiana Sorry, I didn't find about painter of the image on 2:22 but these are mermaids. In Russian folklore they don't have tale fin and seem normal girls..
@Vampirategirl :) Thank you. Водяной - Wodiyanoy (crowberry, water grandfather, water clown vodovik) (chesh. vodník, Serbo-Lusatian. Wodby muž, wodnykus, Slovenes. Povodnj, vodni mož, etc.) - is the spirit of Slavic mythology, living in the water, the owner of water. The embodiment of the element of water as a negative and dangerous principle.
What's 2:22 and 2:49?
yippedoodah 5 months ago
@yippedoodah This is - Mark Chagall: Backcloth for the Ballet "The Firebird" (1949)
vereiana 5 months ago
@vereiana Sorry, I didn't find about painter of the image on 2:22 but these are mermaids. In Russian folklore they don't have tale fin and seem normal girls..
vereiana 5 months ago
Whoa, what's that creature in the water in :33? It looks so cool.
Vampirategirl 5 months ago
@Vampirategirl :) Thank you. Водяной - Wodiyanoy (crowberry, water grandfather, water clown vodovik) (chesh. vodník, Serbo-Lusatian. Wodby muž, wodnykus, Slovenes. Povodnj, vodni mož, etc.) - is the spirit of Slavic mythology, living in the water, the owner of water. The embodiment of the element of water as a negative and dangerous principle.
vereiana 5 months ago
So beautiful - I would love to know who the different illustrators are - I recognize Bilibin, but would love to know the others.....
laurieamber45 1 year ago
@laurieamber45 Thank you very much. There are also paintings of Ilia Repin, Mark Shagal, Kinuko Craft (the second part of video) and others/
vereiana 1 year ago