Peter Vereshchagin

Peter Vereshchagin (1834-1886) was the brother of Vasily Vereshchagin.

 Neva Embankment

 Stone Walls by the River Chusovoi

 Sukhumi-Kale

 The Market in Nizhny Novgorod

 View of St. Petersburg

 View of the Kremlin from the Moskvoretsky Bridge

 View of the Kremlin, Moscow

Title Unknown

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Brief Hiatus

I will resume posting on Friday, August 31.

Ivan Shishkin, ctd

 Coniferous Forest. Sunny Day (1895)

 Edge of the Forest (1879)

 Edge of the Forest

 Expanse (1883)

 Ferns (1886)

 Forest Reserve. Pine Grove (1881)

 Forest Stream

 Forest in the Evening (1869)

 In the Depths of the Forest (1872)

Landscape with Forest Lake (1889)

Ivan Aivazovsky, ctd

 Shipwreck

 Storm in the North Sea

 Storm

 Stormy Sea

 Sunset at Sea

 Sunset over the Golden Horn (1866)

 Sunset, Feodosiya (1865)

 Sunset

 Surf off the Crimean Coast (1880)

Surf

Alexei Savrasov, ctd

Spring Evening (1880s)

 Summer on the Volga (1873)

 Sundown over a Marsh (1871)

The Pechersk Monastery near Nizhni Novgorod (1871)

 The Volga Overflowing its Banks by Yaroslav

 Winter Landscape. Rime (ca. 1870)

 Winter Landscape (1873)

 Winter Landscape (1871)

 Winter (1873)

Sea of Mud (1894)

Vasily Polenov

Vasily Polenov (1844-1927) was a Russian painter of landscapes and Biblical scenes.

 At the Genisaret Lake (1888)

Caesarian Fun (1879)

 Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery (1886-87)

 Dreams (On the Hill) (ca. 1900)

 Early Snow (1891)

 Forest Pathway (1874)

Granny's Orchard (1878)

 In the Park, the Village of Veules in Normandy (1874)

 Le Droit du Seigneur (1874)

[here's more about this odious custom]

Moscow Courtyard (1878)

Flavitsky and Savitsky

Paintings by a couple of guys named Konstantin.

 Konstantin Flavitsky: Christian Martyrs in the Colosseum (1862)

 Konstantin Flavitsky: Princess Tarakanova (1864)

[the story behind the painting]

 Konstantin Flavitsky: The Children of Jacob Sell his Brother Joseph (1855)

 Konstantin Savitsky: Family Quarrel (1890)

 Konstantin Savitsky: Meeting the Icon (1878)

Konstantin Savitsky: Off to the War (1888)