At the Tea-Table 1888

Konstantin Korovin's "At the Tea-Table" (1888) captures a relaxed afternoon scene. The painting features a group of individuals gathered around a table, enjoying a meal. The setting appears to be an outdoor veranda, bathed in the soft glow of natural light. The artist's use of Impressionist brushstrokes and bright colors creates a sense of warmth and vibrancy. The centerpiece of the composition is a traditional Russian samovar, signifying the social importance of tea in Russian culture. Korovin's depiction of everyday life offers viewers a glimpse into the social and cultural traditions of turn-of-the-century Russia.