Art from Russia

This historical painting by Ivan Aivazovsky depicts a dramatic mine attack by boats from the steamer Grand Duke Constantine on the Turkish battleship Assari-Shevket in the Sukhum roadstead on August 12, 1877. The scene captures the intense naval engagement during the Russo-Turkish War, showcasing Aivazovsky's mastery in portraying maritime battles with vivid detail and emotional intensity.

This painting by Alexey Bogolyubov depicts a historical scene, likely from Russian history, showcasing the subject Vesta, possibly a historical figure or a symbolic representation. The artwork is part of the historical painting genre, reflecting the cultural and historical context of its time.

This historical painting by Nikolai Dmitriev-Orenburgsky depicts the Moscow Uprising of 1682, a significant event in Russian history. The artwork captures the turmoil and dramatic scenes of the uprising, showcasing the artist's skill in portraying historical events with vivid detail and emotional intensity.

This historical painting depicts Emperor Peter the Great engaged in work, likely during his reign in the early 18th century. The scene captures his dedication to modernizing Russia, with elements suggesting his involvement in administrative or construction tasks. The artwork showcases the grandeur of his era and his significant role in shaping Russian history.

This painting by Ilya Repin depicts Nikolai Gogol burning the manuscript of the second part of his novel "Dead Souls." The scene captures the emotional intensity of Gogol's decision to destroy his work, reflecting themes of artistic sacrifice and regret. The painting is a notable example of historical painting, highlighting the complex relationship between an author and their creation.

This painting by Ilya Repin depicts the historical figures Boris Godunov and Ivan the Terrible, capturing their complex relationship and the turbulent events of Russian history. The work is a powerful example of historical painting, showcasing the emotional and political tensions of the time.

This painting depicts the wedding of Nicholas II, the last Tsar of Russia, and Grand Duchess Alexandra Feodorovna in 1894. Created by the renowned Russian artist Ilya Repin, it captures the grandeur and solemnity of the royal ceremony, showcasing the opulence of imperial Russia. The artwork is housed in the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg.

This painting by Ilya Repin depicts the meeting between Dante Alighieri and Beatrice, two central figures in Dante's literary works. The scene captures a moment of profound emotional connection, reflecting the deep spiritual and romantic significance of their relationship in Italian literature.

This historical painting by Marcello Bacciarelli depicts the death of Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last King of Poland. The scene captures the moment of his passing, surrounded by key figures including Paul I of Russia, Alexander I of Russia, and Grand Duke Konstantin Pavlovich of Russia. The composition emphasizes the solemnity of the event, reflecting the political and personal significance of this moment in history.

This historical painting by Jan Czesław Moniuszko depicts King Stanisław August Poniatowski in St. Petersburg. The artwork captures the royal figure in a formal setting, reflecting the grandeur of the 19th-century Russian court.

This painting depicts the final moments of Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt. It captures the dramatic scene of her death by asp bite, with a focus on her emotional expression and the surrounding historical context.

The Apotheosis of Infanta Isabella is a grand historical painting by Peter Paul Rubens, created in 1634. It depicts the divine elevation of Infanta Isabella, a Spanish princess, to the heavens, symbolizing her eternal glory. The work is celebrated for its dynamic composition, rich symbolism, and vibrant colors, reflecting Rubens' mastery in blending religious and mythological themes with historical events.

This painting by Russian artist Simon Kozhin depicts a scene from Ivan Kupala Day, a traditional Slavic festival celebrating the summer solstice. The artwork showcases a group of people engaged in fortune-telling rituals using wreaths, surrounded by elements of nature such as water and sunset. The composition captures the mystical atmosphere of the festival, with vibrant colors and intricate details reflecting the cultural significance of the event.

This historical painting depicts the moment of crossing the Rubicon River by the detachment of Denis Davydov in 1812. The scene captures the tension and significance of this event, with soldiers and horses depicted in the act of crossing the river. The artwork emphasizes the historical context of the Napoleonic Wars, showcasing the determination and resolve of the military forces involved.

This painting depicts a scene from the XVII century in Russia, capturing the Shrovetide festival, also known as Pancake Day, which marks the end of winter and the beginning of Lent. The artwork showcases traditional Russian customs, including people celebrating with festive activities, while the background suggests a rural setting. Created by Simon Kozhin, the painting provides a glimpse into the cultural and historical practices of the time.

This oil painting depicts a vivid scene of Russian hunting, featuring a man on horseback with a Borzoi dog pursuing a wild boar. The artwork captures the essence of autumn with its rich colors and dynamic composition.

This painting depicts a scene of Christmas divination, capturing the traditional practice of predicting the future through symbolic gestures and rituals. The artwork by Simon Kozhin Leonidovich showcases the cultural significance of this custom, blending elements of folklore and festive celebration.

This historical painting by Fyodor Bronnikov depicts the moment when the death sentence is being read to Publius Clodius Thrasea Paetus, a Roman statesman known for his opposition to Emperor Nero. The scene captures the solemnity and gravity of the moment, with Thrasea Paetus portrayed in a dignified and resolute manner as he listens to the announcement of his fate.

This painting by Lucas Cranach the Elder depicts a historical scene of book burning in front of a prince, likely symbolizing the suppression of knowledge or ideas. It is part of the Puschkin Museum collection and reflects the artist's skill in capturing dramatic moments and political themes.

The Last Tavern at the City Gates is a 1868 painting by Vasily Perov depicting a scene of a tavern located at the city gates. The painting showcases the rustic charm of the setting with elements such as an inn, horse-drawn vehicles, and sleds, reflecting the everyday life and atmosphere of the time. It is considered a landscape painting, capturing the essence of rural or urban environments through its detailed portrayal of the tavern and surrounding area.

This painting by Viktor Mikhailovich Vasnetsov depicts the aftermath of the Battle of the Sułą River in 1185, a significant event in the history of the Kievan Rus'. The artwork captures the dramatic and emotional scenes following the battle, showcasing Vasnetsov's skill in portraying historical narratives through vivid imagery and detailed composition.

The painting depicts the founding of St. Petersburg, a significant event in Russian history. Created by Alexey Venetsianov in 1838, it captures the grandeur and historical importance of the city's establishment.

This oil sketch by Ilya Repin depicts a demonstration on October 17, 1905, capturing the fervor of a historical event. The painting, created as an adumbration in 1906, serves as a visual record of the public's reaction to the Manifesto of October 17, 1905, which called for political reforms in Russia.

This watercolor painting by Mikhail Matyushin depicts a serene landscape with distant views, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing natural scenery. Created in 1925, it is an example of his work in the landscape genre.

This watercolor painting by Mikhail Matyushin depicts a panoramic landscape, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing natural scenery. Created in 1924, it offers a detailed view of the environment through the artist's unique perspective.

Ceremonial Sitting of the State Council on 7 May 1901 Marking the Centenary of its Foundation is an oil on canvas painting of 1903 by the Russian artist Ilya Repin. The State Council had its centenary at the Mariinsky Palace marked by Repin's work. Repin quickly sketched while in the room, and later expanded this into the full painting with the aid of assistants Boris Kustodiev and Ivan Kulikov. The photorealism of the painting was noted in its time.

Red Cavalry Riding is an oil on canvas painting from 1932 by Kazimir Malevich. It depicts Red Cavalry horsemen racing across a plain, with the ground beneath them illustrated with Suprematist stripings of color. The painting is considered Malevich's only contribution to the official pantheon of Soviet art, and its recognition by the Soviets was ensured by the politically correct title. Malevich also included the year '18 год' in the lower right corner and wrote a short verse on the back about the Red Cavalry defending the Soviet frontier.

This historical painting by Jean-Charles Tardieu depicts Napoleon I receiving the Queen of Prussia, Louise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, at the Treaty of Tilsit in 1807. The scene captures the diplomatic meeting between the French Emperor and the Prussian monarch, highlighting the political significance of the event.

This painting by Kazimir Malevich depicts a serene night landscape under the glow of the moon. The artwork captures the quiet beauty of a darkened landscape illuminated by soft moonlight, showcasing Malevich's early style before he became associated with the Suprematist movement.

Rain in an Oak Forest is a 1891 painting by Ivan Shishkin depicting a serene forest scene under rainfall. The artwork showcases Shishkin's mastery in capturing the atmosphere and textures of a woodland environment during a rainy day.

The Volga Lagoon is a landscape painting by Fyodor Vasilyev, depicting the serene waters and surrounding scenery of the Volga Delta. The artwork captures the tranquil beauty of the region, showcasing Vasilyev's skill in rendering natural landscapes.

This painting by Arkhip Kuindzhi depicts the Daryal Pass under moonlight, capturing the serene beauty of the night landscape. The scene features a dramatic sky with a glowing moon, casting light across the mountains and reflecting on the still waters below. The use of light and shadow creates a mystical atmosphere, characteristic of Kuindzhi's romanticist style.

This painting by Arkhip Kuindzhi depicts a serene sunset scene with trees in the foreground, capturing the warm hues of the evening sky. The artwork showcases Kuindzhi's mastery in rendering light and atmosphere, characteristic of his romanticist style. The composition emphasizes the interplay of natural elements, creating a tranquil and evocative landscape.

Red House is a 1910 painting by Olga Rozanova depicting a red house in the village of Melenki. The artwork showcases Rozanova's distinctive style, blending elements of Cubism and Fauvism to create a vibrant and abstract representation of the subject.

Over Eternal Peace is a landscape painting by Russian artist Isaac Levitan (1860–1900), completed in 1894. It belongs to the State Tretyakov Gallery. The size of the painting is 150 × 206 cm.

The Thaw is a landscape painting by Fyodor Vasilyev, depicting the thawing of the ground in spring. The artwork captures the subtle changes in nature as winter gives way to the renewal of life, with soft brushstrokes and muted tones conveying a sense of quiet transformation.

The Northern Land is a landscape painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov, depicting a serene and expansive northern scenery. The artwork captures the tranquil beauty of the region, showcasing Vasnetsov's skill in portraying natural landscapes with vivid detail and emotional depth.

This winter landscape painting by Stanisław Żukowski captures the serene beauty of a snowy scene in Vyatka. The artwork showcases the artist's skill in depicting the tranquil atmosphere of a winter landscape, with detailed attention to the natural elements.

This winter scene depicts the Neva River in St. Petersburg, Russia, captured by Theodor Hildebrandt. The painting showcases the serene beauty of the river under snowy conditions, with the city's architecture visible in the background. Created in 1844, it is a notable example of 19th-century landscape painting.

This landscape painting by Alexander Alexeyevich Borisov captures the stark beauty of the Kara Sea's glaciers. The artwork showcases the interplay of light and ice, with towering ice formations reflecting the muted tones of the Arctic sky. Created in 1906, it exemplifies Borisov's skill in depicting the grandeur of nature through detailed textures and atmospheric perspective.

The painting depicts the arrival of Napoleon's Grande Armée in Moscow in 1812, capturing the historical moment when the French forces first encountered the city. The scene is rendered with dramatic lighting and detailed military formations, highlighting the grandeur and tension of this pivotal event in the Napoleonic Wars.

The Ruins of Eldena is a landscape painting by Caspar David Friedrich, created around 1824. It depicts the ruins of Eldena Abbey, a historic site in Germany. The painting showcases Friedrich's signature style of romanticism, emphasizing nature's grandeur and the sublime. It is currently housed at the Puschkin Museum in Moscow.

Suvorov Crossing the Alps is an 1899 painting by Vasily Surikov, painted to commemorate the centenary of General Alexander Suvorov's Swiss campaign. The artwork depicts the historic military campaign of General Suvorov across the Alps in 1799, highlighting the dramatic and challenging nature of the journey. Surikov's detailed brushwork captures the rugged terrain, the soldiers' determination, and the harsh conditions of the mountain pass. This painting is celebrated for its historical significance and vivid portrayal of a pivotal moment in military history.

This painting depicts the coronation ceremony of Tsar Nicolai II in Moscow, capturing the grandeur and historical significance of the event. Created by Laurits Tuxen in 1896, it serves as a detailed sketch of the royal ceremony, highlighting the opulence and ceremonial aspects of the occasion.

Testing the strength of Jan Usmar is a painting by the Russian artist Grigory Ugryumov (1764–1823), completed in 1796. It is held in the State Russian Museum in St Petersburg. The dimensions of the painting are 283 × 404 cm. The longer title of the painting is also used, namely, "Prince Vladimir's testing of the strength of the Russian bogatyr Jan Usmar before his duel with the Pechenegian bogatyr."

This painting depicts Peter the Great in his studio, showcasing his determination and vision for modernizing Russia. Created by Konstantin Makovsky, it is an example of historical painting that captures the essence of Russian imperial leadership.

This painting depicts the intense battle of the Uvarov Cavalry at Borodino during the Napoleonic Wars. It captures the chaos and drama of the battlefield, showcasing the bravery and conflict of the soldiers involved in this historic engagement.

This painting depicts the historical event of Suvorov Crossing Panixerpass, showcasing a dramatic scene of military strategy and leadership. Created by Alexander Ewstafijewitsch Kotzebu in 1860, it captures the essence of a significant moment in Russian military history.

This painting depicts the Neva Gate of the Peter and Paul Fortress, a historic military structure in St. Petersburg, Russia. Created by Benjamin Patersen in 1797, it captures the architectural details and the surrounding landscape of the fortress, which was commissioned by Peter the Great.

This painting by Eugene Lanceray depicts Empress Elizabeth Petrovna of Russia, showcasing her in the historic Tsarskoye Selo, a renowned palace complex. The artwork captures the grandeur of the Russian court and the elegance of the empress during her reign.

This historical painting by Nikolai Nevrev depicts the dramatic quarrel between Zakhary Lyapunov and Tsar Vasili Shuysky in the Kremlin. The scene captures the tension and historical significance of the event, with detailed attention to the setting and figures.

Cityscape. Roofs is a 1912 painting by Olga Rozanova, a Russian artist associated with the Rayonism movement. The work features a dynamic composition of rooftops and architectural elements, characterized by bold, angular lines and vibrant color contrasts that reflect the avant-garde style of the early 20th century.

The Last Day of Pompeii is a large history painting by Karl Bryullov produced in 1830–1833 on the subject of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. It is notable for its positioning between Neoclassicism, the predominant style in Russia at the time, and Romanticism as increasingly practised in France.

Andrzej Hryncewicz's painting depicts the tragic death of Dmitry of Uglich, a Russian prince, in a somber scene set against a snowy landscape. The composition focuses on the lifeless body of the prince, surrounded by elements that suggest the harshness of the environment and the gravity of the moment. The painting captures the historical event with a sense of melancholy and historical significance.

Morning in a Pine Forest, formerly The Bear Family in the Forest, is a painting by Russian artists Ivan Shishkin and Konstantin Savitsky. The artwork depicts a serene morning scene within a dense pine forest, capturing the tranquility and natural beauty of the woodland environment. The painting showcases the interplay of light and shadow through the trees, with a focus on the intricate details of the forest understory and the presence of a bear, suggesting a harmonious coexistence between wildlife and nature.

This painting by Joseph Ferdinand Boissard de Boisdenier depicts a dramatic scene from the Retreat from Russia, capturing the harsh winter conditions and the suffering of soldiers. The artwork includes elements such as soldiers, corpses, horses, and cannons, emphasizing the chaos and devastation of the historical event. The cold, snowy landscape and the presence of Moscow in the tags suggest a setting in Russia during the Napoleonic Wars.

This urban landscape painting by Olga Rozanova depicts a vibrant city scene with dynamic lines and bold colors, capturing the energy of early 20th-century urban life. The artwork showcases Rozanova's distinctive style, blending elements of Cubism and Fauvism to create a visually striking representation of a bustling city environment.

The painting depicts the Battle of Poltava, a significant historical event in the Great Northern War between the Russian Empire and Sweden. It showcases the decisive Russian victory under Tsar Peter the Great, highlighting the military strategies and the aftermath of the battle. The artwork captures the chaos and intensity of the battlefield, with detailed portrayals of soldiers, horses, and the surrounding landscape.

Landscape with Polyphemus is a 1649 oil painting by French artist Nicolas Poussin. It is held in the Hermitage Museum, in Saint Petersburg.

Ukrainian Night is an oil on canvas painting by Russian artist Arkhip Kuindzhi, from 1876. The painting is part of the collection of the Tretyakov Gallery, in Moscow.

This painting depicts Napoleon I presenting the Legion of Honor cross to a Russian soldier during the Treaty of Tilsitt in 1807. Created by Jean-Baptiste Debret in 1808, it captures a significant moment in Napoleonic history, highlighting the diplomatic and military relationship between France and Russia at the time.

Chestnut Trees and Farm at Jas de Bouffan or Trees in a Park is an oil on canvas painting by Paul Cézanne, created c. 1886. It depicts the home of the Cézanne family, where the artist spent his holidays. It is held now the Pushkin Museum, in Moscow.

Haystack Near Giverny is an oil on canvas painting by Claude Monet, from 1884. It is held in the Pushkin Museum, in Moscow. It is a precursor to his 1890s Haystacks series.

A Corner in the Garden at Montgeron is an oil on canvas painting by Claude Monet, from 1876. It is held in the Hermitage Museum, in Saint Petersburg.

A Wooded Marsh is an oil on canvas painting by the Dutch landscape painter Jacob van Ruisdael. It is an example of Dutch Golden Age painting and is now in the collection of the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.

This 1934 painting by Arkady Rylov depicts Vladimir Lenin in Razliv during 1917. The artwork is a historical painting that captures a significant moment in Lenin's life, showcasing his leadership during the Russian Revolution.

Grandmother's Garden is a 1878 painting by Vasily Polenov depicting a serene rural landscape. The work showcases Polenov's mastery of light and color, capturing the tranquility of a garden setting with lush vegetation and soft natural lighting.

Birch grove is a serene landscape painting by Isaac Levitan, depicting a peaceful forest scene with tall birch trees and a clear sky. The artwork captures the tranquility of nature, showcasing Levitan's skill in capturing the beauty of the Russian countryside.

Boyarina Morozova is a painting by V. I. Surikov, measuring 304 by 587.5 cm, depicting a scene from the history of the church schism in the 17th century. After its debut at the 15th Travelling Exhibition in 1887, it was purchased for 25 thousand rubles for the Tretyakov Gallery, where it remains one of the main exhibits.

Spring. High water is a 1897 painting by Isaac Levitan depicting a serene landscape with flowing water and vibrant spring foliage. The artwork captures the essence of renewal and natural beauty, characteristic of Levitan's landscape paintings.

Evening. Golden Plyos is a landscape painting by Isaac Levitan, created in 1889. The artwork captures the serene beauty of a forested area near Plyos, featuring a tree stump and the St. Barbara Church, which adds a historical and cultural element to the scene. The painting is known for its vivid depiction of the golden hues of evening light, creating a tranquil and contemplative atmosphere.

This painting by Isaac Levitan captures the serene beauty of a sunset over a tranquil landscape. The artwork is renowned for its vivid depiction of the evening sky and the peaceful atmosphere it conveys.

Evening in Ukraine is a painting by artist Arkhip Kuindzhi, painted in 1878. The painting is part of the collection of the Russian Museum, in Saint Petersburg.

Evening Bells is an 1892 oil painting by the Russian artist Isaac Levitan. The painting depicts a monastery standing by a river bend in the evening light. It is thought to be a variation of an earlier painting from 1890, Quiet Abode, which depicted a similar monastery. Evening Bells has been housed in Moscow's Tretyakov Gallery since 1918.

Vladimirka is an 1892 oil painting by the Russian artist Isaac Levitan. The painting depicts the Vladimir Highway, a dirt road leading east from Moscow to Vladimir. Vladimirka is one of three large paintings by Levitan completed in the first half of the 1890s. Together with By the Pool (1892) and Over Eternal Peace (1894), they are sometimes referred to as Levitan's "gloomy trilogy".

Kuindzhi's "Forgotten Village" is a 1874 landscape painting that captures a serene, rural scene. The work showcases Kuindzhi's mastery in depicting natural light and atmospheric effects, characteristic of the Russian realist movement. The painting's composition emphasizes a quiet, almost dreamlike village nestled among rolling hills and a tranquil river, evoking a sense of nostalgia and isolation.

Overgrown Pond is a landscape painting by Russian painter Vasily Polenov (1844–1927), completed in 1879. The painting, which measures 80 × 124.7 cm, is part of the State Tretyakov Gallery's collection in Moscow.

Golden Autumn is a landscape painting by Russian painter Isaak Levitan (1860–1900), completed in 1895. The painting, which measures 82 × 126 cm, is part of the State Tretyakov Gallery's collection in Moscow. Levitan began working on the canvas in the autumn of 1895, while living in the Gorka estate in the Tver Governorate, where he painted the first sketches. Researchers of the artist's work believe that the painting depicts the Syezha River. It is thought that the work was completed in Moscow at the end of the year.

Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on 16 November 1581 is a painting by Russian realist artist Ilya Repin made between 1883 and 1885. It depicts the grief-stricken Russian tsar Ivan the Terrible cradling his dying son, the Tsarevich Ivan Ivanovich, shortly after Ivan the Terrible had dealt a fatal blow to his son's head in a fit of anger. The painting portrays the anguish and remorse on the face of the elder Ivan and the shock and heartbreak of the dying Tsarevich, shedding a tear at the unexpected betrayal and shock of having been killed at his father's hands.

This painting by Fyodor Alekseyev depicts the iconic Red Square in Moscow, showcasing the historic architecture and bustling atmosphere of the city's central square. The artwork captures the grandeur of the square, highlighting its significance as a major landmark in Russia.

This 1873 painting by Arkhip Kuindzhi depicts Lake Ladoga, capturing the serene beauty of the vast lake with its calm waters and dramatic cloud formations. The artwork features a barque or boat on the lake, adding a sense of scale and movement to the scene.

March is a chrestomatic landscape painting by the Russian artist Isaac Levitan (1860–1900), created in 1895. It is held in the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow and measures 60 × 75 cm. Levitan painted the picture in March 1895 while living in the Gorka estate, situated in the Vyshnevolotsky Uyezd of Tver Governorate.

This painting by Konstantin Korovin depicts the Moskvoretsky Bridge in Moscow, showcasing the city's iconic architecture against the backdrop of the Moskva River. The artwork captures the serene beauty of the bridge and its surroundings, reflecting Korovin's skill in landscape painting.

On the Island of Valaam is a landscape painting by Arkhip Kuindzhi, created in 1873. The artwork captures the serene and majestic scenery of Valaam Island, showcasing the artist's mastery in depicting natural landscapes with vivid detail and atmospheric depth.

In the Wild North… is a landscape painting by Ivan Shishkin created in 1891. The artwork captures a dramatic and serene forest scene, showcasing Shishkin's mastery in depicting the natural beauty of the Russian wilderness. The painting is known for its detailed trees and expansive sky, reflecting the Romantic tradition of landscape art.

This historical painting by Stanisław Jakub Rostworowski depicts the moment when messengers from Ermak arrive at the red porch of the Kremlin in front of Ivan the Terrible. The scene captures the tense atmosphere of the encounter, highlighting the political and military significance of the event in Russian history.

Lake is a painting by the Russian artist Isaac Levitan (1860–1900), which he worked on in 1899–1900. It is currently held in the State Russian Museum in Saint Petersburg. The painting measures 149 × 208 cm. It is also known by other names, including Lake. Rus and Sunny Day. Lake.

Sokolniki. Autumn is a landscape painting by Isaac Levitan created in 1879. The artwork captures the serene beauty of the Sokolniki Park in Moscow, depicting the park's autumnal scenery with vibrant colors and detailed foliage.

The Autumn Slush is a painting by Arkhip Kuindzhi depicting a dramatic scene of autumnal weather conditions. The artwork captures the essence of rasputitsa, a period of muddy, impassable roads in Russia, through its vivid portrayal of a landscape shrouded in mist and rain. Kuindzhi's use of light and color creates a sense of melancholy and atmospheric tension, characteristic of his romanticist style.

Autumn. Village road is a landscape painting by Isaac Levitan, created in 1877. The artwork captures the serene beauty of a rural village during the autumn season, featuring a winding road through a golden-hued forest. Levitan's masterful use of light and color evokes a sense of tranquility and the changing seasons.

After the Rain is a 1889 painting by Isaac Levitan, a Russian painter known for his landscape works. The painting captures the serene beauty of a forest after a rain shower, with soft lighting and misty atmosphere creating a tranquil mood. It showcases Levitan's mastery in depicting natural scenes with emotional depth and atmospheric effects.

A large-scale war painting depicting the Battle of Stalingrad, created by the Grekov Studio of Military Art. The artwork is housed in the Volgograd Panorama Museum, showcasing the intense and historic events of World War II.

Rye, sometimes A Rye Field, is an oil painting of 1878 by the Russian painter Ivan Shishkin. It depicts a field of rye near the village of Lekarevo, west of Yelabuga in Tatarstan. It measures 107 cm × 187 cm and is held by the Tretyakov Gallery.

This painting by Nikifor Krylov captures the serene beauty of a Russian winter landscape, featuring snow-covered forests, frozen rivers, and the quiet stillness of a cold season. The artwork showcases the artist's skill in depicting the stark, icy beauty of the Russian countryside during winter.

This painting depicts the story of Lucretia, a Roman noblewoman who was raped by Sextus Tarquinius, leading to her suicide and the fall of the Roman monarchy. Created by Peter Paul Rubens in 1610, it is a powerful example of Baroque art, showcasing dramatic composition and intense emotional expression. The work is housed in the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.

A Quiet Monastery is a landscape by Russian artist Isaak Levitan (1860–1900), painted in 1890. It belongs to the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. Its size is 87.5×108 cm.

The Morning of the Streltsy Execution is a painting by Vasily Ivanovich Surikov, painted in 1881. It illustrates the public execution after the Streltsy's failed attempted uprising before the walls of the Kremlin. It shows the display of power the Russian government had during the late years of the 17th century.

This painting by Nikolai Ge depicts a dramatic scene from the biblical story of Jesus Christ before Pontius Pilate. The artwork captures the tense interaction between Christ and Pilate, highlighting the philosophical and moral questions surrounding truth and justice. The composition is rich in detail, with the figures portrayed in a manner that emphasizes their emotional and psychological states.

Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks is a painting by Russian realist artist Ilya Repin. It is also known as Cossacks of Saporog Are Drafting a Manifesto and Cossacks are Writing a Letter to the Turkish Sultan. The painting depicts a scene from the history of the Zaporozhian Cossacks, showing them drafting a letter to the Ottoman Sultan, symbolizing their defiance and negotiation. The composition features a group of Cossacks gathered around a table, with detailed expressions and clothing, capturing the historical and cultural significance of the event.

This historical painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts a probable view of the white-stone Kremlin of Dmitry Donskoy from the end of the 14th century. The artwork captures the architectural grandeur of the Kremlin during that period.

This historical painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts the siege of a city, focusing on the Trinity Bridge and Kutafya Tower. The scene captures the tension and chaos of a military conflict, with a crowd of people gathered around the bridge, adding to the dramatic atmosphere of the event.

This painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts book shops on the Spassky Bridge, capturing the historical atmosphere of the 17th century. The artwork is a historical painting that showcases the cultural and commercial aspects of the time period.

This painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts the vibrant scene of the Kremlin and the All Saints Bridge during the late 17th century. It showcases the architectural grandeur of the Kremlin and the historical significance of the bridge, capturing the essence of Moscow's past.

This painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts the iconic cathedrals of the Moscow Kremlin, showcasing the grandeur of Russian Orthodox architecture. The artwork captures the majestic spires and intricate details of the Annunciation Cathedral, the Archangel Cathedral, and the Dormition Cathedral, highlighting their historical and religious significance.

This painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts the Moscow Kremlin during the reign of Ivan Kalita, a significant figure in the history of the Grand Duchy of Moscow. The artwork captures the architectural grandeur of the Kremlin, reflecting its importance as a political and religious center during that era.

This painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts the historic defense of Moscow against the Khan Tokhtamysh in the 17th century. The artwork captures the dramatic scenes of the city's resistance during a critical moment in Russian history.

This painting depicts the Moscow Kremlin, showcasing its iconic architecture against the backdrop of the Moskva River. Created by Piotr Petrovitch Veretschagin in 1879, it captures the grandeur of the historic fortress and its surroundings, including the Sofiyskaya Embankment. The artwork provides a detailed view of the Kremlin's structures from the perspective of the Bolshoy Kamennoy Most (Big Stone Bridge), highlighting its strategic and cultural significance.

This painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts the bustling traffic on the Voskresensky Bridge during the 17th century. The scene captures the lively atmosphere of the bridge, showcasing the daily life and movement of people in the historical setting.

This painting by Apollinary Vasnetsov depicts the Vsehsvyatsky Kamenny Bridge in Moscow during the late 17th century. The artwork captures the city's historical architecture and the surrounding landscape, offering a glimpse into Moscow's past.

The Sword Dance is a 19th-century painting series by the Polish painter Henryk Siemiradzki. It is also known as Dance Amongst Daggers and Dance Amongst Swords, among other names. The painting depicts a scene of a sword dance, likely featuring a group of individuals engaged in a traditional or ceremonial dance with swords, possibly highlighting themes of historical or cultural significance.

This painting by Ilya Repin depicts a historical scene featuring a delegation of voigts (a term for a type of noble or official) presenting themselves before Emperor Alexander III. The work captures the formal and solemn atmosphere of the meeting, highlighting the power dynamics and the significance of the event in Russian history.

Dugouts on Repair Work is a 1873 painting by Ivan Kramskoi depicting a scene of labor and construction. The artwork showcases the artist's focus on capturing the ruggedness and practicality of the subject matter, characteristic of his realist style. It is considered a significant example of Russian landscape painting from the 19th century.

The Battle of Smolensk is an 1839 history painting by the French artist Jean-Charles Langlois. It depicts the Battle of Smolensk fought on 17 August 1812 during the French Invasion of Russia. The first major battle of the campaign it was a French victory with Napoleon leading his forces to victory. In the process French artillery bombardments left Smolensk, particularly the Old City, in flames. The painting shows the burning city straddling the River Dnieper in the background. In the foreground are Napoleon and the Polish commander Józef Poniatowski.

This historical painting by Jean-Charles Langlois depicts the Battle of Hoff, which took place on February 6, 1807. The scene captures the intense conflict between French and Russian forces during the Napoleonic Wars, with elements such as cannons, cavalry charges, and the aftermath of battle visible in the snow-covered plain.

This painting depicts the historic Battle of Vyborg Bay, a significant naval engagement during the Crimean War. The artwork captures the intense battle between Russian and British fleets, with dramatic scenes of warships in action, smoke-filled skies, and the turbulent sea. Ivan Aivazovsky's mastery of light and water is evident in the vivid portrayal of the stormy conditions and the dynamic movement of the vessels.

This painting by Sergey Ivanov depicts scenes from the Time of Troubles, a period of political crisis and social upheaval in Russia during the early 17th century. The artwork focuses on the Impostor's army, highlighting the chaos and turmoil of the era. Set in the Moscow region, it captures the historical events surrounding False Dmitriy I's claim to the throne.

Window at Tangier; also referred to as La Fenêtre à Tanger, Paysage vu d'une fenêtre, and Landscape viewed from a window, Tangiers, is a painting by Henri Matisse, executed in 1912. It is held at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow.

This historical painting depicts the surrender of Mikhail Shein to King Władysław IV Vasa in 1634 in Smoleńsk. It captures a significant moment in the history of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Russian Tsardom during the Smolensk War. The scene is rendered with detailed attention to the figures and the historical setting.

The Battle of the Milvian Bridge, also known as The Battle of the Bridge or The Battle Between the Emperors Maxentius and Constantine, is a 1655 oil on canvas painting by Claude Lorrain. It depicts a dramatic scene of historical conflict between the Roman emperors Maxentius and Constantine, though the painting lacks specific historical references according to E. B. Sharnova. The work is currently housed in the Pushkin Museum in Moscow.

This painting by Ilya Repin depicts a historical demonstration that took place on October 17, 1905. The artwork captures the atmosphere and participants of the event, reflecting the social and political climate of the time.