Low Marks Again

 


"Low Marks Again" is a renowned painting by the Russian artist Fyodor Pavlovich Reshetnikov, created in 1952.



The painting is notable for its striking realism, depicting a boy returning home with a poor exam grade, anticipating his family's reaction.



The artist masterfully captures the boy's emotions and fear, as well as the expressions on his mother and sister's faces, in a realistic and impactful manner.



The painting resonates with many students, as it accurately portrays a common experience.

It was used in Soviet school curriculums as a model for writing essays, further contributing to its popularity.



The painting reflects the academic pressure faced by students and the fear of failure.

It also highlights the importance of family support for students, demonstrating how parental reactions can influence a child's psyche.



The painting has become a cultural icon in Russia, inspiring numerous copies and parodies. It is exhibited in many museums worldwide and is considered one of the most significant artworks of the 20th century.

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