"Sometimes you put walls up not to keep people out, but to see who cares enough to break them down." — Socrates. Nikolai Dubovskoy, Evening Falls, 1916, Private...
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Number two from the set of three miniatures (AVAILABLE) Peony in a champagne glass 14.6 x 13cm, oil on primed cardboard . . . .
Number three from the set of three miniatures (AVAILABLE) Peony in a champagne glass 14.6 x 13cm, oil on primed cardboard
Soft Pastel on paper 32x28cm
Louis Cylkow (1877—1934) was a Polish landscape painter, born in Warsaw, studied at Krakow, but worked mostly in France. Louis Cylkow, Marine, plage au couchant,...
Soft Pastel on paper 32x28cm . . .
The renowned Russian maritime artist Aleksei or Alexey Bogoliubov (1824—1896) completed nearly 50 paintings and drawings depicting Venice. In Bogoliubov's...
Upon graduating, the Russian maritime artist Vladimir Orlovsky (1842—1914) left Kiev for St Petersburg where he studied under Alexei Bogoliubov at the Academy of Arts....
“Oak Fractured by Lightning” is an allegorical painting by Russian landscape painter Maksim Vorobyov (1787—1855) of the death of his wife. The thick, tempestuous dark...
“The Last Day of Pompeii” by the Russian painter Karl Bryullov (1799—1852) depicts the volcanic ash and pumice from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79 that...
Russian artist of the Greek descent Arkhip Kuindzhi (1842—1910) was especially attracted to scenes with arresting natural lighting effects - moonlit nights that beckoned...
Alexei Gritsai (1914—1998) was one of the most important painters of the Soviet Era. Gritsai became best known as a landscape painter with a deep appreciation for the...
Socialist Realism artist Isaak Brodsky (1884—1939) was a leading painter of his time, best known for his iconic idealised portraits of Vladimir Lenin and paintings of...
“I won't be the one who lives. "Youth Bartholomew" will. If in thirty, in fifty years after my death, he will still be telling people something - that means he is alive,...
“A Quiet Monastery” won great fame for thirty-year-old Isaac Levitan (1860—1900) It was the milestone, after which they started talking about Levitan not only as a...
Russian artist Viktor Vasnetsov (1848—1926) was one of the great monumental, epic painters of Russian art. He worked both genre and historical pictures, and folk...
One of greatest Russian landscape painters, Isaac Levitan (1860—1900) walked the line between realist and Impressionist painting. His work was a profound response to the...
Alexandre Benois (1870—1960) was a painter, Russian theatre art director and ballet librettist who with Léon Bakst and Serge Diaghilev cofounded the influential magazine...
“The poetry of my works is the poetry of loneliness, the quest for happiness and spiritual repose.” — Mikhail Nesterov. Mikhail Nesterov, Evening Solitude on Volga,...
Eugene von Guérard (1811—1901) was an Austrian-born artist, active in Australia from 1852 until 1882. Known for his finely detailed landscapes in the tradition of the...
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