Ivan Aivazovsky, ctd

The Acropolis in Athens (1883)

  The Arrival of Columbus' Fleet (1880)

 The Bay of Naples by Moonlight

 The Crimea

 The Great Flood (1864)

 On the Island of Rhodes (1861)

 The Ninth Wave (1850)

The Arrival of Peter I on the Neva (1853)

Kirill Vikentevich Lemokh

Kirill Vikentevich Lemokh (1841-1910) was a Russian genre painter.

 Convalescent (1889)

 Morning in a Porter's Lodge (1874)

The New Baby

Konstantin Makovsky, ctd

Kissing Custom at the Feast of Boyar Morozov (1895)

 Open-Air Festival During Shrovetide on Admiralty Square in St. Petersburg (1869)

 Ophelia (1884)

[even the Russians like Shakespeare!]

 Over Tea (also known as Drinking Tea) (1914)

 Peasants Eating Dinner in a Field

 Portrait of Mariya Mikhajlovna Volkonsky (1864)

  Portrait of Countess S.L. Stroganova (1864)

 Portrait of Countess Vera Zubova (1877)

 Portrait of Julia Makovskaya, the Artist's Wife (1881)

Portrait of Princess Zinaida Yusupova in Old Russian Costume (1895)

Preparing for the Wedding (1884)

Ivan Pokhitonov

Ivan Pokhitonov (1850-1923) was a Ukrainian-born landscape painter. He was referred to as the "artist wizard."

 Cossacks at the Watchtower on the Border with the Caucasus

 On the Beach

 Spring (ca. 1887)

 The Gardener

 The Hunter

 The Side Entrance of the Village to the Matrionovka Property (1892)

Toiling in the Field

Vladimir Orlovsky

Vladimir Orlovsky (1842-1914) was a Ukranian landscape painter.

A Shepherdess and her Flock in a Forest (1871)

A Spring Day in Ukraine (1882)

 

 Dniepr

 Landscape in Ukraine (1883)

 Mowers

 Troika in the Snow

Ukrainian Landscape

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

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Brief Hiatus

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