"Winter Evening in the Village" (1995) is a playful tribute to the harmonious village life that the artist loves so much. At the center of this composition are two figures, undoubtedly Kozlova herself and her husband, recognizable by his distinctive beard. They are the warm heart of the painting, enjoying the fruits of a day's work with traditional tea from a samovar. 

     In "Winter Evening in the Village," Lidia Kozlova masterfully captures the daily vibrancy of rural life. Children happily slide down snowy slopes on sleds. Men cut logs and women carry water, their figures outlined against the clear winter air. Above these scenes of everyday life, the classic Russian village architecture stands as quiet witnesses to the traditions and cyclical nature of life that Kozlova portrays so lovingly. 

      The painting, immersed in the calm blue tones of a winter evening, is a visual poem. "Winter Evening in the Village" by Lidia Kozlova once again expresses her belief that her paintings are lucky charms and would enchant any collector to bring this piece into their life and home.