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"Children with a Lamb", 1879
Artist / William Bouguereau
(1825–1905)
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Canvas, oil
128.9×97.1 cm
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Artist / William Bouguereau
(1825–1905)
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Canvas, oil
128.9×97.1 cm
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"Evening", 1877
Artist / Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov
(1830–1897)
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Oil on canvas
141×105 cm
By the late 1870s, Savrasov was going through a deeply challenging phase of life. The final two decades of his life were shadowed by personal tragedies—losing children, family turmoil, and persistent financial hardship.
These struggles were intensified by his battle with alcoholism, which took a heavy toll on both his health and artistic output. Yet despite these hardships, he never stopped creating. His later years still brought forth works of remarkable talent and depth.
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Artist / Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov
(1830–1897)
🏞🏞🏞
Oil on canvas
141×105 cm
By the late 1870s, Savrasov was going through a deeply challenging phase of life. The final two decades of his life were shadowed by personal tragedies—losing children, family turmoil, and persistent financial hardship.
These struggles were intensified by his battle with alcoholism, which took a heavy toll on both his health and artistic output. Yet despite these hardships, he never stopped creating. His later years still brought forth works of remarkable talent and depth.
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"Olive Tree in the Garden of Gethsemane," 1882
Artist / Vasily Dmitrievich Polenov
(1844–1927)
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Oil on canvas
30.1×23.7 cm
In 1881–1882, Vasily Polenov traveled through the Middle East alongside Prince Semyon Abamelik-Lazarev and art historian Adrian Prakhov.
This piece was created under the deep impression of what he witnessed in the Holy Land. From this journey, Polenov brought back over a hundred sketches—capturing ancient Eastern architecture, landscapes, and local people.
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Artist / Vasily Dmitrievich Polenov
(1844–1927)
🌳🌳🌳
Oil on canvas
30.1×23.7 cm
In 1881–1882, Vasily Polenov traveled through the Middle East alongside Prince Semyon Abamelik-Lazarev and art historian Adrian Prakhov.
This piece was created under the deep impression of what he witnessed in the Holy Land. From this journey, Polenov brought back over a hundred sketches—capturing ancient Eastern architecture, landscapes, and local people.
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"Till Death Us Do Part," 1878
Artist / Edmund Blair Leighton
(1852–1922)
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Oil on canvas
This painting depicts a wedding ceremony in an Anglican church. The bride and groom have just been married and are walking down the aisle, receiving congratulations from guests.
Yet their expressions are strained, and joy is nowhere to be seen. The groom is significantly older than his young bride—likely a marriage arranged by her parents against her will. The women on the right side of the painting gaze at the bride with quiet sympathy, recognizing the sorrow behind her veil.
To the left, a young man stands visibly distressed, powerless to intervene. He may well be the one she loves, but poverty and low social standing cost him his chance. In the end, it’s not a youth by her side, but an aging man, as tradition and duty override desire.
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Artist / Edmund Blair Leighton
(1852–1922)
👭👭👭
Oil on canvas
This painting depicts a wedding ceremony in an Anglican church. The bride and groom have just been married and are walking down the aisle, receiving congratulations from guests.
Yet their expressions are strained, and joy is nowhere to be seen. The groom is significantly older than his young bride—likely a marriage arranged by her parents against her will. The women on the right side of the painting gaze at the bride with quiet sympathy, recognizing the sorrow behind her veil.
To the left, a young man stands visibly distressed, powerless to intervene. He may well be the one she loves, but poverty and low social standing cost him his chance. In the end, it’s not a youth by her side, but an aging man, as tradition and duty override desire.
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"Early Spring", 1897
Artist / Isaac Ilyich Levitan
(1860–1900)
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Oil on canvas
49.5×72.3 cm
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Artist / Isaac Ilyich Levitan
(1860–1900)
💐
Oil on canvas
49.5×72.3 cm
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"Forest Landscape with River", 1911
Artist / Andrei Nikolaevich Shilder
(1861–1919)
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🤩 Like his teacher Shishkin, the artist paid close attention to detail and light, bringing scenes to life with vivid expression. Under Shishkin’s influence, Shilder developed a profound understanding of chiaroscuro and mastered the depiction of nature’s atmospheric effects.
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Artist / Andrei Nikolaevich Shilder
(1861–1919)
🏞🏞🏞
🤩 Like his teacher Shishkin, the artist paid close attention to detail and light, bringing scenes to life with vivid expression. Under Shishkin’s influence, Shilder developed a profound understanding of chiaroscuro and mastered the depiction of nature’s atmospheric effects.
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"Frozen Firs at Feldberg", 1923
Artist / Hermann Dischler
(1866–1935)
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Canvas, oil
90×145.5 cm
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Artist / Hermann Dischler
(1866–1935)
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Canvas, oil
90×145.5 cm
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"Evening on the Volga," 1888
Artist / Isaac Ilyich Levitan
(1860–1900)
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Canvas, oil
22×33 cm
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Artist / Isaac Ilyich Levitan
(1860–1900)
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Canvas, oil
22×33 cm
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Orpheus Returns
Artist / Sydney Harold Mateyard
(1868–1947)
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The myth tells of Orpheus descending into the underworld to reclaim his beloved Eurydice. He’s granted permission to lead her back to the world of the living—on one condition: he must not look back. Yet he breaks the command, and loses her forever.
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Artist / Sydney Harold Mateyard
(1868–1947)
👉👉👉
The myth tells of Orpheus descending into the underworld to reclaim his beloved Eurydice. He’s granted permission to lead her back to the world of the living—on one condition: he must not look back. Yet he breaks the command, and loses her forever.
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