“Long Road Ahead,” 2021
Artist: Vladimir Nikolaevich Kirillov
(born 1980)
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Oil on canvas
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Artist: Vladimir Nikolaevich Kirillov
(born 1980)
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Oil on canvas
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“Pine Forest Near Yegoryevsk,” 2004
Artist: Pavel Nikolayevich Osinin
(born 1979)
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Oil on canvas
60 × 90 cm
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Artist: Pavel Nikolayevich Osinin
(born 1979)
🍃🍃🍃
Oil on canvas
60 × 90 cm
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“A Wreath of Roses,” 1880
Artist: Maria Euphrosyne Spartali Stillman
(1844–1927)
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Watercolor and gouache on paper
53 × 69 cm
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Artist: Maria Euphrosyne Spartali Stillman
(1844–1927)
💐
Watercolor and gouache on paper
53 × 69 cm
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“Summer Evening in Abramtsevo,” 1975
Artist: Vera Aleksandrovna Orlova
(1918–1993)
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Oil on cardboard
50 × 75 cm
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Artist: Vera Aleksandrovna Orlova
(1918–1993)
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Oil on cardboard
50 × 75 cm
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Portrait of a Young Woman, 1880
Artist: Pierre Olivier Joseph Coomans (1816–1889)
Oil on canvas
48.3 × 37.5 cm
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Artist: Pierre Olivier Joseph Coomans (1816–1889)
Oil on canvas
48.3 × 37.5 cm
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“Missing Without a Trace. 1946,” 1962
Artist: Andrey Petrovich Gorsky
(1926–2015)
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The painting is based on a true story the artist heard during a creative trip to the Volga village of Vysokopolye. Of all the men from the village who went to the front, only one came back.
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Artist: Andrey Petrovich Gorsky
(1926–2015)
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The painting is based on a true story the artist heard during a creative trip to the Volga village of Vysokopolye. Of all the men from the village who went to the front, only one came back.
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“Backwater by the Black Spruce. Spring Evening,” 2022
Artist: Dina Bezborodykh (born 1982)
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Artist: Dina Bezborodykh (born 1982)
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“Park in Łazienki,” 1886
Artist: Konstantin Yakovlevich Kryzhitsky
(1858–1911)
Oil on canvas
55 × 94.5 cm 🎨
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Artist: Konstantin Yakovlevich Kryzhitsky
(1858–1911)
Oil on canvas
55 × 94.5 cm 🎨
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**Demyanovo. The Dacha Where I Lived**, 1903–1917
**Artist:** Apollinary Vasnetsov
(1856–1933)
Canvas, oil
64 × 91.1 cm
In this study, Vasnetsov captures his personal feeling for the Russian country estate as a world with its own identity and traditions. The theme of childhood spent on an estate resonated with artists and audiences at the turn of the century. Like many who had left village life behind in their youth, Vasnetsov felt nostalgic for his rural childhood—and that longing helped shape his choice of subject.
In the corner of the terrace is the artist’s son, Vsevolod, whose childhood unfolded in Demyanovo’s “estate paradise.” The painting’s style is intensely personal, with an expressive quality reminiscent of handwriting.
The landscape highlights what made the Russian country estate so appealing: the quiet charm of familiar daily life, a sense of continuity across generations, and a close bond with art and nature.
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**Artist:** Apollinary Vasnetsov
(1856–1933)
Canvas, oil
64 × 91.1 cm
In this study, Vasnetsov captures his personal feeling for the Russian country estate as a world with its own identity and traditions. The theme of childhood spent on an estate resonated with artists and audiences at the turn of the century. Like many who had left village life behind in their youth, Vasnetsov felt nostalgic for his rural childhood—and that longing helped shape his choice of subject.
In the corner of the terrace is the artist’s son, Vsevolod, whose childhood unfolded in Demyanovo’s “estate paradise.” The painting’s style is intensely personal, with an expressive quality reminiscent of handwriting.
The landscape highlights what made the Russian country estate so appealing: the quiet charm of familiar daily life, a sense of continuity across generations, and a close bond with art and nature.
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"Kazbek Gorge", 1893
Artist / Leo Feliksovich Lagorio
(1826–1905)
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Oil on canvas
52.6×75.5 cm
Mountain gorges define the dramatic landscapes of Ossetia, Dagestan, Kabardino-Balkaria, and other regions of the Caucasus. In this painting, an ancient watchtower rises above the riverbank, nestled at the bottom of a narrow valley. Structures like these still stand today near the Main Caucasus Range.
These towers served as both homes and fortresses, each built by members of a single family clan, symbolizing the honor and courage of its lineage. Beside the tower, a modest rural saklya—simple dwelling of the highland people—finds shelter in the rugged terrain.
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Artist / Leo Feliksovich Lagorio
(1826–1905)
🌕🌕🌕
Oil on canvas
52.6×75.5 cm
Mountain gorges define the dramatic landscapes of Ossetia, Dagestan, Kabardino-Balkaria, and other regions of the Caucasus. In this painting, an ancient watchtower rises above the riverbank, nestled at the bottom of a narrow valley. Structures like these still stand today near the Main Caucasus Range.
These towers served as both homes and fortresses, each built by members of a single family clan, symbolizing the honor and courage of its lineage. Beside the tower, a modest rural saklya—simple dwelling of the highland people—finds shelter in the rugged terrain.
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"Interior of the Palm House", 1832
Artist / Carl Blechen
(1798 – 1840)
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Oil on canvas
135×126 cm
The painting was commissioned by King Frederick William III of Prussia in 1832. The Palm House on Pfaueninsel (Peacock Island), near Potsdam, was designed by architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel to showcase the Prussian royal family’s collection of tropical plants.
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Artist / Carl Blechen
(1798 – 1840)
🪟🪟🪟
Oil on canvas
135×126 cm
The painting was commissioned by King Frederick William III of Prussia in 1832. The Palm House on Pfaueninsel (Peacock Island), near Potsdam, was designed by architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel to showcase the Prussian royal family’s collection of tropical plants.
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