<<Oswald on the << Universal>> exam>>
At some point after reading the biography of the Russian artist Ilya Yefimovich Repin, I suddenly remembered one of his famous and stunning paintings in his transfer of emotions << Pushkin at the Lyceum exam>> , which was created for the centenary of the Imperial Alexander Lyceum ( formerly Tsarskoye Selo).
After a more detailed study of the creation of this masterpiece, I thought about a curious idea, and after a long period of time clearly understood that it was possible to create an approximate picture of what was happening, although at a completely different time and place of origin.
Oswald, depicted in one of the most significant moments of his life, after an updated, more rejuvenated appearance, receives the first recognition during his performance.
Similarly, the young poet Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin passes the exam in russian literature, receiving enthusiastic and laudatory reviews.
A somewhat similar energy of the new, open slips through a clearly visible thread in two plots, although opposite in many aspects, starting from the time scene and ending with the actual characters.