The work of Alexander Alexandrovich Deineka (1889-1969) is inseparable from the realities of the 20th century with its social upheavals, world and civil wars, unheard of trials and greatest achievements. The artist found ideas and forms that embodied the philosophy of radical restructuring of being, which reflected a person in all the greatness of his deeds and suffering, as the creator of history. He made new use of the organizing power of perspective and composition, the expressive properties of the angle, ornamental force-this, linear and color rhythms. The laconic, emotionally rich style of the artist conveys the energy of collective creation, inspired by a love of sports, technology, industrial labor, and a living working city. On the basis of the creative transformation of a specific historical material, Deineka created a "second" reality, more perfect and harmonious, forcing him to believe in the possibility of real earthly happiness for all mankind.