The artwork titled “Field Flowers” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in the year 1884 in Kiev, Ukraine. It falls under the Realism art movement and belongs to the genre of flower painting. The artwork exemplifies a vividly sketched and painted collection of field flowers against a light background. It showcases a variety of blossoms, including …
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“Flowers in a Blue Vase,” by Mikhail Vrubel, crafted around 1886 in Kiev, Ukraine, is a delicate watercolor on paper illustration, characteristic of the Symbolism art movement and classified within the flower painting genre. This exquisite work is currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork features a …
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The artwork entitled “St. Cyril” by Mikhail Vrubel, created in 1885 in Kiev, Ukraine, is a religious painting rendered in zinc. This piece, which belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Byzantine art movements, is currently housed in St. Cyril’s Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork features a pious depiction of St. Cyril, robed in …
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The artwork, titled “Still life. Fabrics,” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1884 in Kiev, Ukraine. This piece, which belongs to the Realism art movement and is classified under the genre of still life, is currently housed at the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. The artwork vividly captures the textures and folds of various fabrics, …
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“**Hamlet and Ophelia**” is an oil on canvas painting created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1884 in Kiev, Ukraine. This artwork, falling under the Symbolism movement, is a literary painting that draws heavily from Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet.” In the artwork, Hamlet and Ophelia are depicted with a somber and introspective demeanor. The dramatic use of light …
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The artwork titled “Hamlet and Ophelia,” created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1888 in Kiev, Ukraine, is an oil painting on cardboard. This piece belongs to the Symbolism art movement and falls under the genre of literary painting. Currently, it is located in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. In the artwork, we witness a poignant …
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The artwork entitled “Head of Angel” was crafted by the esteemed artist Mikhail Vrubel in the year 1887 in Kiev, Ukraine. This piece, rendered in pencil on paper, is an exemplar of the Symbolism art movement and falls within the genre of sketch and study. The artwork portrays the head of an angel, characterized by …
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“Widow’s Hut in Ukraine,” crafted by Taras Shevchenko in 1843, is a quintessential example of Realism within the landscape genre. The artwork portrays a humble, thatched-roof hut situated in the Ukrainian countryside, marked by its simplicity and rustic charm. Through deliberate and precise pencil strokes, Shevchenko exquisitely captures the essence of rural life, presenting an …
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The artwork, titled “Gifts in Chyhyryn in 1649,” was created by Taras Shevchenko in 1844 in Ukraine. It is an etching on paper, measuring 19.6 x 27.1 cm. The piece is a history painting that falls under the Romanticism art movement. The artwork depicts a historical scene set in the year 1649 in the Ukrainian …
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The artwork entitled “Kateryna” by the esteemed artist Taras Shevchenko was created in 1842 in Ukraine. This literary painting is an oil-on-canvas masterpiece, measuring 93 by 72.3 centimeters, and exemplifies the Romanticism art movement through its evocative and expressive style. The artwork is presently housed in the Shevchenko National Museum in Kyiv, Ukraine. “Kateryna” depicts …
The artwork “Mezhyhirya Monastery” was created by the artist Taras Shevchenko in 1843 in Ukraine. Executed in pencil on paper, this piece is representative of the Realism art movement and falls under the genre of cityscape. The dimensions of the artwork are 28.4 x 40.1 cm. The artwork, “Mezhyhirya Monastery,” showcases the intricate details of …
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The artwork titled “During the harvest in Ukraine,” created by artist Ivan Aivazovsky in 1883, exemplifies the Romanticism movement in art with its landscape genre. The scene captures the essence of pastoral life during harvest time in Ukraine, embodying the romantic emphasis on nature and the sublime. In the artwork, the vastness of the Ukrainian …
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The artwork, titled “Night in the Ukraine,” was created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1871. This piece belongs to the Romanticism art movement and is classified as a landscape genre. Celebrated for its evocative depiction of nature and its surroundings, the artwork stands as a testament to the artist’s ability to convey emotion through his portrayal …
The artwork “Wedding in Ukraine” by Ivan Aivazovsky, created in 1892, is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 53 by 80 cm. This piece belongs to the Romanticism movement and falls under the genre painting category. In this vivid portrayal of folkloric life, Aivazovsky captures the essence of a Ukrainian wedding scene, depicting a joyful …
The artwork titled “Twilight. After Sunset,” created by Ivan Shishkin in 1874, is an exquisite example of the Realism art movement. Executed in oil on canvas, it fits within the landscape genre and depicts a serene, natural setting during the aftermath of a sunset. The Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine, is …
“Forest Stream,” an artwork created by Ivan Shishkin in 1874, is an oil on canvas painting that epitomizes the Realism art movement. This landscape piece is housed in the Museum of Russian Art, also known as the Tereshchenko Museum, located in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork presents a meticulously detailed and serene depiction of a forest …
The artwork, “Fallen Tree,” was created by Ivan Shishkin in 1875 using oil on canvas. It exemplifies the Realism art movement and falls under the genre of landscape painting. This piece is housed at the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork captures a serene and meticulously detailed forest scene. At …
“Near Yelabuga,” an artwork created by Ivan Shishkin in 1886, exemplifies the Realism movement through its detailed portrayal of a serene landscape. This masterpiece, executed with oil on canvas, belongs to the landscape genre and is currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art, also known as the Tereshchenko Museum, in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork …
The artwork titled “Wind Fallen Trees” by Ivan Shishkin, created in 1888, is an oil painting on canvas that embodies the Realism art movement and belongs to the landscape genre. Currently, it is housed in the Museum of Russian Art, also known as the Tereshchenko Museum, located in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a dense …
“Stream by a Forest Slope,” created by Ivan Shishkin in 1880, is an exquisite oil-on-canvas painting that epitomizes the Realism movement within the landscape genre. Currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art, also known as the Tereshchenko Museum, in Kyiv, Ukraine, the artwork depicts a tranquil natural scene with meticulous detail. The artwork masterfully …
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“The Edge of a Pine Forest” is a distinguished artwork by the Russian artist Ivan Shishkin, belonging to the Realism art movement. This landscape genre painting is housed in the Lviv National Art Gallery in Lviv, Ukraine. The artwork portrays a tranquil scene at the edge of a dense pine forest. Tall pine trees dominate …
The artwork, titled “Sitter in the Renaissance Setting,” was created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1883 in the Russian Federation. This piece, executed in wash and watercolor on paper, belongs to the Romanticism and Symbolism art movements and falls within the genre of nude painting (nu). The artwork is currently housed in the Museum of Russian …
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The artwork titled “Bacchante (Portrait of Maria Bal)” was created by the artist Jacek Malczewski, a key figure in the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This mythological painting is part of the collection housed at the Lviv National Art Gallery in Lviv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a serene and contemplative Bacchante, draped in ethereal fabric that …
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The artwork titled “Head of Demon” is a piece by the artist Mikhail Vrubel, crafted circa 1890 using watercolor on paper. It is an illustration belonging to the Symbolism art movement and is currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork presents an evocative and haunting depiction, where …
“Head of Demon with Mountains,” created by Mikhail Vrubel in 1890 in Abramtsevo, Russian Federation, is a watercolor on paper illustration representing the Symbolism movement. This artwork is part of the collection at the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork starkly depicts the face of a demon interwoven with the …
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The artwork “Monastery in a Rock. Ladakh,” created by Vasily Vereshchagin in 1875, is an oil painting on a panel. It embodies the Realism art movement and is a landscape genre piece. This work is part of Vereshchagin’s “Ladakh” series and is currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. …
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The artwork titled “Two Hawks (Bashi-Bazouk)” is an oil on canvas painting created by Vasily Vereshchagin between the years 1878 and 1879. This piece belongs to the Realism and Orientalism art movements and falls under the genre of genre painting. It is currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. …
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“A Gypsy Fortune Teller” is an exquisite watercolor painting on paper created by the celebrated artist Taras Shevchenko in 1841. This notable piece, measuring 26.5 by 20.7 centimeters, belongs to the Romanticism art movement and is classified under the genre of genre painting. The artwork currently resides in the Shevchenko National Museum in Kyiv, Ukraine. …
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The artwork, titled “Archangel Cathedral in Nizhny Novgorod,” was created by Taras Shevchenko in 1857. Rendered in sepia and white on paper, this piece belongs to the Romanticism art movement and represents a cityscape genre. Currently, it is held in the Shevchenko National Museum in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts the Archangel Cathedral in Nizhny …
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The artwork titled “Cathedral of the Annunciation in Nizhny Novgorod,” created by artist Taras Shevchenko in 1857, is a sepia and white drawing on paper. It belongs to the Romanticism art movement and is classified within the genre of cityscape. The artwork is currently housed in the Shevchenko National Museum in Kyiv, Ukraine. In this …
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The artwork titled “Holy Cross Monastery in Poltava,” created by Taras Shevchenko in 1845, is a quintessential piece of Romanticism. This landscape painting exemplifies the genre and reflects the emotional depth and portrayal of nature inherent to Romanticism. The artwork depicts a serene and picturesque view of the Holy Cross Monastery situated on a hill …
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The artwork titled “Savior Priest” is a mosaic presumed to be created around 1030, during the Macedonia Renaissance and Middle Byzantine periods, a phase marked by the revival of classical themes and artistic techniques in the Byzantine Empire. The piece is known for its religious painting genre and is a part of the Saint Sophia …
The artwork “John Chrysostom” is a mosaic by Byzantine artists dating back to around 1030 A.D. It is a part of the Macedonia Renaissance and Middle Byzantine art movements. This religious painting belongs to a series in the Saint Sophia Cathedral, Kyiv, Ukraine, where it is currently located. The piece showcases the traditional mosaic techniques …
The artwork titled “Judas Thaddaeus (Eucharist Cycle)” is a Byzantine mosaic created around 1113. It’s part of the Middle Byzantine art movement, specifically during the Komnenian style period from 1081 to 1185, and it falls under the genre of religious painting. This piece belongs to a series located in St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery in Kyiv, …
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The “Angel (Eucharist Cycle)” is a Byzantine mosaic created around 1113, currently located in the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine. It was crafted during the Middle Byzantine period, specifically in the Komnenian style that prevailed between 1081 and 1185. The piece is part of the St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery series and is considered religious …
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The artwork depicted is a Byzantine mosaic titled “Annunciation,” believed to be created around 1030. It is associated with both the Macedonian Renaissance, which spanned 867–1056, and hints of the later Late Byzantine or Palaeologan Renaissance era, which lasted from about 1261 to 1453. The mosaic represents a religious painting genre and is part of …
The artwork “Apostle Andrew (Eucharist Cycle)” is a Byzantine mosaic dating back to approximately 1113. This piece is part of the Middle Byzantine art movement, specifically within the Komnenian style which flourished from 1081 to 1185. It is categorized within the genre of religious painting and is part of the series located in St. Michael’s …
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The artwork, titled “Apostles Bartholomew and Philip (Eucharist Cycle),” was created by Byzantine Mosaics circa 1113. This mosaic, rendered in the distinct style of the Middle Byzantine period, specifically the Komnenian style (1081-1185), is a religious painting that forms part of the Eucharist Cycle series at St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. Presently, it …
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The artwork titled “Archdeacon Stephan,” created by Byzantine Mosaics circa 1113, is a mosaic that belongs to the Middle Byzantine art movement, specifically the Komnenian style which flourished from 1081 to 1185. This religious painting, part of a series from St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine, is currently located in Saint Sophia Cathedral in …
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The artwork titled “Martyr of Sebaste John,” created by the Byzantine Mosaics around c. 1030, is a fine example of the Macedonian Renaissance and Middle Byzantine era. This religious painting, crafted with intricate mosaïque, forms part of the series housed within the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork features a portrait of John, …
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The artwork, titled “Martyr of Sebaste Nicholas,” is crafted by the Byzantine Mosaics and dates back to approximately 1030. It belongs to the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) and Middle Byzantine (c. 850–1204) art movements. This religious painting, executed in the medium of mosaic, is part of a series found in the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, …
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The artwork titled “St. Basil the Great,” attributed to Byzantine Mosaics and dated approximately to the year 1030, serves as an exquisite exemplar of the Macedonian Renaissance within the Middle Byzantine art movement. Rendered in the medium of mosaïque, this religious painting forms part of a series housed in the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, …
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The artwork, titled “St. John (Eucharist Cycle)” and created circa 1113 by the Byzantine Mosaics, is a religious painting rendered in the medium of mosaic. It is part of the Middle Byzantine art movement, specifically the Komnenian style, which flourished between 1081 and 1185. The piece belongs to a series located at St. Michael’s Golden-Domed …
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The artwork, titled “St. Mark the Evangelist,” was created by the Byzantine Mosaics around the year 1030. It is a mosaïque that belongs to the Macedonian Renaissance and Middle Byzantine period, dating approximately from 850 to 1204. This religious painting is part of a series found within the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, where …
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The artwork titled “St. Peter (Eucharist Cycle),” created by Byzantine Mosaics around c.1113, is a distinguished piece from the Middle Byzantine period, specifically within the Komnenian style (1081-1185). Rendered in mosaic medium, this religious painting belongs to the series located in St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine, and is currently housed in Saint Sophia …
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The artwork titled “The Annunciation. Archangel Gabriel,” created by Byzantine Mosaics around circa 1030, is a remarkable example of religious painting from the Macedonian Renaissance and the Middle Byzantine period. This mosaic is part of a series located in the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine. The piece, executed in the traditional medium of mosaïque, …
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The artwork, titled “The Annunciation. Virgin Mary,” was created by the Byzantine Mosaics around the year 1030. It belongs to the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) and the Middle Byzantine (c. 850–1204) art movements. The medium employed is mosaic, and it falls under the genre of religious painting. This piece is part of a series housed in …
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The artwork, titled “The Apostle Paul (detail),” is attributed to the Byzantine Mosaics and dates to approximately 1030. Crafted using the mosaic technique, it belongs to the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) and Middle Byzantine (c. 850–1204) art movements. This religious painting is part of a series located in Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine. In this …
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“The Deesis,” a masterpiece of Byzantine mosaics, created circa 1030, exemplifies the Macedonian Renaissance and Middle Byzantine art movements. This religious painting, crafted from mosaic, is part of a series located in the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork prominently features three central figures encircled by halos: at the center is Christ Pantocrator, …
“The High Priest Aaron,” crafted around 1030 by Byzantine Mosaics, is an exquisite mosaïque piece belonging to the Middle Byzantine period and the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056). This religious artwork is part of the series featured in the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, where it is currently located. The artwork depicts the High Priest Aaron, …
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The artwork titled “Christ and St. Paul (Eucharist Cycle),” created by Byzantine Mosaics around c.1113, is a magnificent example of the Middle Byzantine art period, specifically the Komnenian style. This religious painting, rendered in the medium of mosaic, is part of a series housed in St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. Currently, the artwork …
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The artwork titled “The Virgin Orans,” crafted by Byzantine Mosaics around circa 1030, exemplifies the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) and Middle Byzantine (c. 850–1204) art movements. This piece falls within the genre of religious painting and forms part of a series located in the Saint Sophia Cathedral, Kyiv, Ukraine. The medium used is mosaïque, a technique …
The artwork, titled “Church Fathers Order (left Part),” was created by the Byzantine Mosaics around c.1030. This piece is crafted using the medium of mosaic and belongs to the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) and Middle Byzantine (c. 850–1204) art movements. It falls under the genre of religious painting and is part of a series located in …
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The artwork entitled “Clemens I” by Byzantine Mosaics dates back to approximately 1030. It employs the medium of mosaic and falls under the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) and Middle Byzantine (c. 850–1204) art movements. As a piece of religious painting, it is part of the series within the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, where it …
The artwork titled “Détail De La Mosaïque,” attributed to Byzantine Mosaics, dates back to circa 1030. This mosaic, a notable representative of the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) within the Middle Byzantine period (circa 850–1204), exemplifies religious painting. It is part of the series found within Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, where it is currently located. …
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The artwork titled “Detail of Ornament” is attributed to Byzantine Mosaics and dates to approximately 1030. The medium used is mosaïque, and this piece is part of the Macedonian Renaissance (867–1056) and Middle Byzantine (c. 850–1204) art movements. The genre of this artwork is ornamentation, and it is part of a series located in the …
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The artwork titled “Epiphanius of Salamis Cyprus (salaminskiy)” is a mosaic created by Byzantine Mosaics around the year 1030. It belongs to the religious painting genre and is part of the larger series within the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine. This piece is associated with both the Late Byzantine/Palaeologan Renaissance (circa 1261–1453) and the …
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The artwork, titled “Eucharist Cycle,” is a mosaic created by Byzantine Mosaics around the year 1113. This religious painting belongs to the Middle Byzantine art movement, specifically the Komnenian style (1081-1185). It is part of a series housed in St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery in Kyiv, Ukraine. Currently, the artwork is located in Saint Sophia Cathedral, …
The artwork titled “Eucharist Cycle,” crafted by the artist “Byzantine Mosaics” around the year 1113, is a distinctive example of the mosaïque medium. This piece is representative of the Middle Byzantine art movement, specifically the Komnenian style prevalent between 1081 and 1185, and belongs to the religious painting genre. It is part of the series …
The artwork titled “Introduction,” created by Byzantine Mosaics circa 1030, is a mosaic ornament representing the nuanced craftsmanship of the Late Byzantine/Palaeologan Renaissance, and the Macedonian Renaissance periods. This piece is part of a series found within the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine, a prominent location known for its historical and artistic significance. This …
The artwork, titled “Saint Demetrius Solunsky (Demetrius of Thessaloniki),” was created by Byzantine Mosaics around the year 1113. This religious painting, composed using the medium of mosaics, belongs to the Middle Byzantine art movement and specifically to the Komnenian style, which prevailed between 1081 and 1185. Originally part of a series from St. Michael’s Golden-Domed …
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The artwork entitled “The Bay of Naples by Moonlight,” crafted by the illustrious artist Ivan Aivazovsky in 1842, is a marina genre oil painting that resonates with the Romantic movement. Measuring 121 x 190 cm, the piece is exquisitely presented on canvas and is ensconced within the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. In …
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The artwork, “Exploding Ship” by Ivan Aivazovsky, created in 1900, exemplifies the Romanticism movement. Rendered in oil on canvas, it measures 67 by 96 cm and belongs to the marine genre. This striking piece is housed in the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. The artwork portrays a dramatic scene of a ship engulfed …
The artwork, entitled “Battle of Cesme at Night,” was created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1848. Rendered in oil on canvas, the piece is part of the Romanticism movement and falls under the genre of battle painting. It measures 193 by 183 cm and is housed in the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. The …
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The artwork, “Calm Sea,” created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1898, is a captivating piece rendered in oil on canvas. This painting, exemplary of the Romanticism art movement, measures 66 x 97 cm and is classified under the genre of marina. Presently, it is housed in the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. In “Calm …
“The Caucasian Range from the Sea,” created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1899, is an exemplary work of Romanticism executed in oil on canvas. The artwork measures 59 x 94 cm and falls under the genre of marina (seascape). Currently, it is housed at the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a …
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The artwork titled “The Black Sea Fleet in Feodosia Bay before the Crimean War,” painted by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1890, is a masterful oil on canvas piece that exemplifies the Romanticism movement. With dimensions of 53 by 107 cm, this marina genre painting is part of the collection at the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in …
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The artwork entitled “The brig ‘Mercury’ was attacked by two Turkish ships,” masterfully crafted by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1892, is an oil painting on canvas representing the Romanticism movement. With its significant dimensions of 339 x 212 cm, this maritime genre artwork captures a dramatic naval scene. It is housed in the Aivazovsky National Art …
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The artwork titled “The Mary Caught in a Storm” was created by Ivan Aivazovsky in the year 1892. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece adheres to the Romanticism movement, measuring 224 x 354 cm. It falls within the genre of marina and is currently housed in the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. …
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The artwork, titled “On the Island of Crete,” is an oil painting on canvas created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1867. It belongs to the Romanticism art movement, measures 96 x 126 cm, and is categorized under the landscape genre. This painting is on display at the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. In the …
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“Chumaks in Little Russia” is a genre painting created around the year 1880 by the esteemed artist Ivan Aivazovsky, a noted figure within the Romanticism movement. The artwork, measuring 80.5 by 143.3 centimeters, epitomizes Aivazovsky’s exquisite ability to capture the essence of a scene with both emotional depth and visual brilliance. The artwork portrays a …
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The artwork, titled “The Sea. Koktebel,” was created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1853. This oil-on-canvas piece, measuring 85 by 121 centimeters, belongs to the Romanticism art movement and depicts a maritime scene. It is currently housed at the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. The artwork captures a dramatic maritime landscape, illuminated by a …
“The Shipwreck” is an oil painting created in 1876 by the esteemed artist Ivan Aivazovsky. This remarkable artwork, measuring 136 x 170 cm, is executed on canvas and belongs to the Romanticism art movement. It is classified under the marina genre and currently resides in the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery in Feodosiya, Ukraine. The artwork …
The artwork titled “Pushkin on the coast Black Sea,” created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1887, is an oil painting on canvas that exemplifies the Romanticism movement. With dimensions of 212 x 314 cm, this landscape genre painting is housed at the Mykolayiv Museum of Fine Arts (Vereshchagin Museum) in Mykolayiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a …
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The artwork “Twilight,” created by Nicholas Roerich, is a pastel on cardboard that subscribes to the Symbolism art movement. It measures 48 x 70.5 cm and falls within the landscape genre. This piece is housed at the Lviv National Art Gallery, located in Lviv, Ukraine. “Twilight” depicts a serene and mystical landscape scene, resonant with …
The artwork “A Good Tree Has Grown” is a symbolic painting by artist Nicholas Roerich, created in 1914. Rendered in tempera on canvas, this piece is characterized by its affiliation with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The dimensions of the artwork are 320 by 212 cm, and it is currently housed in the Horlivka Museum …
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“Flying Carpet,” rendered by Nicholas Roerich in 1916, is a tempera painting on canvas that exemplifies the Symbolism art movement. Measuring 130 x 145 cm, this mythological painting is housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a fantastical scene where a figure, appearing to be an elder or …
The artwork titled “Intercession of the Theotokos” was crafted by Nicholas Roerich in the year 1903. It is a religious painting within the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece is located in the Intercession of the Theotokos Church in Parkhomivka, Ukraine. The artwork displays an intricately detailed mosaic depicting the Intercession of the Theotokos, a …
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The artwork titled “Forest People” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1916. This masterpiece, executed using tempera on canvas, epitomizes the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified under the genre of genre painting. Currently housed at the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine, the artwork captures an enchanting ambiance that reflects the …
The artwork titled “Pskov Towers,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1903, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement. It is a cityscape and part of the “Sketches from Travels in Old Russian Cities” series. Presently, the artwork is housed in the Mykolayiv Museum of Fine Arts, also known as the Vereshchagin Museum, located in …
The artwork titled “St. Peter and St. Paul” is an icon crafted in the period circa 1250 to circa 1350, emanating from the Galicia-Volyn school. Notably, this piece is categorized within the genre of religious iconography, as part of a series dedicated to Saints. Presently, this revered artwork is housed at the National Art Museum …
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The artwork “Crowns,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1914, is an oil painting on canvas. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized as a battle painting. The piece measures 75 by 119 centimeters and is currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. In the composition …
The artwork titled “Boris and Gleb,” created by an unknown artist associated with the “Orthodox Icons,” dates from circa 1300 to circa 1325. Executed using tempera on wood, this icon belongs to the Novgorod school of icon painting and falls within the genre of religious iconography, specifically depicting saints. Measuring 154 by 104 centimeters, the …
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The artwork, titled “Intercession of the Holy Virgin (Pokrova) with the Portrait of Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky,” was created by Orthodox Icons circa 1675 to 1725. It belongs to the Kyiv school of icon painting, a prominent art movement known for its religious iconography. This piece is a part of the “Holidays and Events of Sacred …
The artwork titled “Intercession of the Theotokos,” created by an artist identified as “Orthodox Icons” between approximately 1175 and 1225, belongs to the Galicia-Volyn school of art. It is an icon that is part of the series titled “Holydays and Events of Sacred History.” The artwork is currently housed at the National Art Museum of …
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The artwork, titled “Candlemas. From the Festive Row of the Main Iconostasis of the Assumption Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra,” was created in 1729 by the collective known as “Orthodox Icons.” It belongs to the Kyiv school of icon painting and falls under the genre of iconography, specifically as part of the Evangelical cycle series. …
The artwork titled “John the Baptist” by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons” dates back to approximately 350 CE. Executed using the encaustic technique on wood, it is a prime example of art from the Early Byzantine period, particularly within the genre of religious icons. This piece belongs to the “Saints” series and is housed …
The artwork titled “Last Supper,” created by Orthodox Icons in 1728, is an exemplar of the icon genre and belongs to the “Passion of Jesus” series. This work is housed in the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) located in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork depicts the momentous scene of the Last Supper, a seminal event …
The artwork, titled “Saint George with scenes from his life,” is a Middle Byzantine icon created circa 1025 to circa 1075 in the Komnenian style (1081-1185) by Orthodox Icons. The piece, measuring 107 by 82 cm, is part of the Saints series and is housed at the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) in Kyiv, …
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The artwork, titled “Study of female nude,” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1895. This oil on canvas painting belongs to the Realism art movement and is categorized under the genre of sketch and study. The dimensions of the artwork are 59 by 76 cm. It is currently housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine …
“The Intercession,” created by the artist group known as “Orthodox Icons” between the years 1739 and 1741, belongs to the Kyiv school of icon painting. This artwork, which is part of the series “Holydays and Events of Sacred History,” resides in the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) in Kyiv, Ukraine. This piece exemplifies the …
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The artwork titled “Vernicle and Saint Princes” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1910. The piece is a mosaic, representing the Art Nouveau, or Modern, art movement and falls within the genre of religious painting. This distinguished work is located in the Trinity Cathedral of the Pochayiv Lavra in Pochayiv, Ukraine. The artwork prominently features …
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Created in 1914 by Nicholas Roerich, the artwork titled “Young men, successors” belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of genre painting. Presently housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine, this piece exemplifies the fusion of detailed figurative elements typical of the Art Nouveau style. The …
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The artwork titled “The Nativity. From the Festive Row of the Main Iconostasis of the Assumption Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra,” created in 1729 by Orthodox Icons, belongs to the Kyiv school of icon painting. Measuring 118 x 32 cm, this piece is part of the Evangelical cycle series and is classified within the genre …
The artwork titled “Theotokos of Kholm” is attributed to “Orthodox Icons” and dates back approximately to the period between 1075 and 1125. Created using tempera on wood, this piece epitomizes the Middle Byzantine art movement, specifically the Komnenian style prevalent from 1081 to 1185. Measuring 95 x 66 cm, the icon falls under the genre …
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The artwork titled “Deesis,” created by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons” around c.1760, belongs to the genre of icons. It is part of the “Christ the Savior” series and is currently housed in the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork presents a highly detailed and spiritually significant scene central …
The artwork, titled “Entrance to Jerusalem. From the Festive Row of the Main Iconostasis of the Assumption Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra,” is a masterpiece created in 1729 by the artist recognized under the name “Orthodox Icons.” Esteemed for its intricate detail and spiritual significance, this piece is rendered using oil on wood embellished with …
The artwork titled “Young men, successors” by Nicholas Roerich, created in 1914, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of genre painting. This piece is currently housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. In the artwork, three youthful figures stand side by side, each adorned in …
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The artwork titled “Young Men, Successors,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1914, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is classified under the genre of genre painting. This significant piece of art is housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts, located in Horlivka, Ukraine. In the artwork, three young men are depicted standing …
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The artwork titled “Passion of Christ,” created by the artist known as Orthodox Icons between 1575 and 1600, is a seminal piece from the Galicia-Volyn school. This iconic artwork, part of the “Passion of Jesus” series, resides in the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) in Kyiv, Ukraine, and is a notable example of the …
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The artwork titled “Sophia, the Holy Wisdom,” created by the artist known as “Orthodox Icons” in 1812, belongs to the genre of iconography and is part of the “Christ the Savior” series. Currently housed at the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine, this piece embodies rich historical and religious significance. The artwork …
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The artwork, titled “Ss. Sergius and Bacchus,” is attributed to the artist known as “Orthodox Icons.” Created around the year 650, this piece employs the medium of encaustic on wood. It belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement, which flourished from approximately 330 to 750. Categorized under the genre of icon, the piece is part …
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“St. Barbara and St. Catherine” is a c.1740 icon painting created by the artist collective known as Orthodox Icons. This artwork is part of the “Saints” series and is currently housed at the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The painting exemplifies the genre of religious iconography. The artwork depicts St. Barbara …
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The artwork titled “Virgin Mary with the Infant Jesus,” attributed to “Orthodox Icons,” dates to approximately 550 AD and belongs to the Early Byzantine art movement, which spanned from circa 330 to 750 AD. Designated as an icon genre, it is part of the “Virgin Mary, Mother of God” series and is currently housed in …
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The artwork, titled “Glad Visitors,” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1914. This genre painting, executed with tempera on canvas, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and measures 320 x 212 cm. It is part of the collection at the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a male and …
The artwork titled “Shchegolikha” by Nicholas Roerich, created in 1912, is a compelling composition rendered using wash, paper, and tempera. This piece, belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and categorized under the genre of design, is currently housed at the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The artwork portrays a figure …
The artwork, titled “Towns,” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1914 using tempera on canvas. This cityscape piece, measuring 130 x 160 cm, is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. It is currently housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. The artwork features a stylized depiction of architectural structures, bathed …
The artwork, titled “Towns,” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1914. Executed in tempera on canvas, this piece exemplifies the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. It is a cityscape with dimensions of 130 x 160 cm and is currently housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. The artwork depicts an architectural cityscape …
The artwork “Householder,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1914, is a part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This religious painting measures 312 by 200 centimeters and is located in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. In this artwork, a central figure is depicted standing amidst an architectural setting evocative of Eastern …
The artwork, titled “St. Luke,” is an oil on canvas painting created around 1625 by the renowned artist Frans Hals, a prominent figure of the Baroque art movement. This religious painting, which measures 70 by 55 cm, is currently housed in the Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art in Odesa, Ukraine. The artwork portrays …
The artwork titled “St. Matthew,” created by Frans Hals in 1625, is an oil on canvas painting measuring 55 x 70 cm. It belongs to the Baroque art movement and depicts a religious theme. This distinguished piece is housed in the Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art in Odesa, Ukraine. The artwork portrays St. …
The artwork, titled “Landscape”, was created by the artist Nicholas Roerich using watercolor on paper. A notable piece within the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, this cityscape is housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts, located in Horlivka, Ukraine. The artwork presents an expansive view characterized by a dominance of vibrant, warm tones. Rich yellows …
The artwork titled “Nightingale the Robber,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1910, exemplifies the Symbolism art movement. Executed on canvas using tempera, this mythological painting measures 202 by 341 centimeters and is part of the “Heroic Frieze” series. Currently, it resides in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. The artwork portrays a …
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The artwork, titled “Sign,” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1915 using tempera on canvas. Belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement, this genre painting measures 125 x 138 cm and is housed in the Odesa Museum of Fine Arts in Odesa, Ukraine. “Sign” depicts a figure standing on a textured, multifaceted landscape, which can …
The artwork titled “Old Pskov,” created by the esteemed artist Nicholas Roerich in 1904, is an exemplary piece belonging to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This cityscape painting is a part of the series “Sketches from Travels in Old Russian Cities” and is currently housed in the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts in Horlivka, Ukraine. …
The artwork titled “Pomeranians. Morning.” was created by the artist Nicholas Roerich in 1906. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre painting category. This piece is housed at the Horlivka Museum of Fine Arts, located in Horlivka, Ukraine. The artwork presents a vivid and detailed scene capturing a morning …
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The artwork titled “Sorcerer” was created by Nicholas Roerich in the year 1909. Executed using gouache and pastel on cardboard, the piece belongs to the Art Nouveau, or Modern, movement, and is a portrait genre. It is currently housed in the Odesa Museum of Fine Arts in Odesa, Ukraine. The artwork depicts a solitary figure …
The artwork titled “Sorcerers,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1905, is a genre painting executed using gouache and pastel on cardboard. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is currently housed in the Museum of Russian Art (Tereshchenko Museum) in Kyiv, Ukraine. This piece of art portrays a group of figures engaged in …
The artwork titled “Borodyanka, Tsentralna 253” was created by the artist known as Banksy in 2022. Using spray paint and stencil techniques, Banksy crafted this piece as part of the “Ukraine 2022” series, contributing to the street art movement. The medium employed for the piece is graffiti, which is characteristic of Banksy’s well-known style. Upon …
“Borodyanka, Tsentralna 427” is a poignant work of street art created by the renowned artist Banksy in 2022. Executed with spray paint using stencil techniques, this piece is part of the “Ukraine 2022” series, which sees Banksy addressing themes relevant to the situation in Ukraine. The medium of graffiti is a hallmark of Banksy’s oeuvre, …
The artwork titled “Horenka, Sadova 21” was created by the renowned street artist Banksy in 2022. The piece, which falls under the street art movement and graffiti genre, was crafted using spray paint and a stencil. It is part of the “Ukraine 2022” series. The artwork is set against the backdrop of a dilapidated and …
The artwork titled “Hostomel, Proskurivska 2” was created by the artist Banksy in 2022 using the medium of spray paint and stencil. It belongs to the Street art movement and falls under the graffiti genre. This piece is part of the “Ukraine 2022” series. The artwork depicts a solitary figure standing against a mustard-yellow wall. …
The artwork named “Irprn, Hostomelske Shose 15” was created by the artist Banksy in 2022 using the mediums of spray paint and stencil. It is part of the street art movement, falls under the genre of graffiti, and is included in the series known as “Ukraine 2022.” The artwork depicts a ballerina gracefully performing with …
The artwork titled “Kyiv, Khreshchyatyk 9” was created by the artist Banksy in the year 2022. The medium utilized for this piece is spray paint and stencil, aligning with the street art movement. This artwork falls under the genre of graffiti and is part of the “Ukraine 2022” series. The artwork portrays two black silhouettes …
The artwork, titled “Kyiv, Velyka Zhytomyrska 13”, created by the renowned artist Banksy in 2022, utilizes spray paint and stencil techniques. It is part of the street art movement, specifically falling under the genre of graffiti, and belongs to the series “Ukraine 2022”. This artwork portrays a multi-layered visual narrative. A silhouetted image of a …
The artwork “Portrait of the Poet Voinov” is a creation of Ilya Repin, crafted between the years of 1923 and 1926. This oil on wood painting adheres to the Realist movement and possesses the dimensions of 74.5 by 52 centimeters. It represents the genre of portrait and is housed in the Museum of Russian Art …
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The artwork entitled “Head of a Peasant” is a captivating oil on canvas painting by the renowned artist Ilya Repin. The painting, which measures 59 x 49 cm, exemplifies the Realism art movement, known for its representation of subjects as they appear in everyday life without embellishment or interpretation. Repin’s artwork is a portrait genre …
“The Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks to Sultan Mahmoud IV” is a renowned work of art by the artist Ilya Repin, created during a period that stretched from 1878 to 1891. This history painting, executed in oil on canvas, exemplifies the Realist art movement. The artwork measures 217 x 361 cm and is currently held …
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The artwork entitled “Two Ukrainian peasants” is a portrait painted by the esteemed artist Ilya Repin in the year 1880. It is characteristic of the Realism art movement, a period during which artists sought to depict subjects in a true-to-life manner, eschewing the embellishment and idealization prevalent in previous movements. Repin, known for his narrative …
The artwork titled “Portrait of Dr. G. Kostrov” is a notable accomplishment by the artist Ilya Repin, a celebrated figure within the Realism art movement. This portrait was skillfully rendered using brush, pen, ink, and watercolor on paper. The artwork’s dimensions are relatively modest at 36 x 27 centimeters. It exemplifies the genre of portraiture …
The artwork titled “Young Ladies Walk Among Herd of Cow” is an oil on board genre painting by the esteemed Russian realist artist Ilya Repin. Measuring 36 x 73.5 cm, the work epitomizes the Realism art movement. Currently, this painting is located at the Museum of Russian Art, also known as the Tereshchenko Museum, in …
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Ilya Repin was a prominent Russian painter and leading figure in the Russian realist art movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in Ukraine in 1844, Repin studied at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg and gained recognition for his realistic and emotionally charged portrayals of Russian life and history. …
Kasimir Malevich was a prominent Russian avant-garde artist and art theorist, known for his pioneering work in abstract art and Suprematism. Born in 1879 in Ukraine, Malevich studied art in Moscow and became a leading figure in the Russian avant-garde movement. He is best known for his Black Square painting, which is considered a defining …
The artwork “Zaporizhian colonel” is a portrait executed in the medium of oil on canvas, painted by the artist Ilya Repin in the year 1880. This piece is an example of the Realism art movement and measures 56 x 31 cm. Currently, the portrait is housed at the Sumy Museum of Fine Arts located in …
Painter Jack Levine’s 1975 work depicts the visit of the Patriarch of Moscow to Jerusalem. The style is biting social satire, with a critical edge. The Patriarch of Moscow is the head of the Russian Orthodox Church and holds significant influence in Eastern Europe. In 2008, President George W. Bush visited with Theophilos III, Patriarch …
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Art Deco was a style marked by bold colors and daring geometry that produced opulent and intricate artwork. The Art Deco style is especially reminiscent of Ancient Egyptian aesthetics. This is shown by the use of simple geometric forms, fields of unblended color, symmetry, and a focus on line, as Art Deco artists sought to …
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