Landscape
Oaks (1884)
The Road (1899)
Skit on a Moonlit Night (1898)
[anyone know what "skit" refers to?]
Summer Landscape (1905)
The Khutir in Little Russia (1884)
[explanation of what "khutir" is]
Village on the Banks of a River
Zvenigorod (1895)
SInce you ask, Skit appears to be the name of a Russian town or area. See http://www.museumsyndicate.com/item.php?item=2912
ReplyDeleteSkit is that house. A small monastery.
ReplyDeleteYes, "skit" is a small, very rustic, monastery, usually quite isolated, made of woo or carved in stone. A "skit" tends to be even more remote than a monastery
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