#makovsky

The Moscow Show Booths,Konstantin Makovsky

Bedouin,Konstantin Makovsky

https://www.wikiart.org/en/konstantin-makovsky/bedouin

Young Italian with Sour Oranges, 1870,Konstantin Makovsky

Portrait of Tradeswoman E.Rastorgueva, 1885,Konstantin Makovsky

https://www.wikiart.org/en/konstantin-makovsky/portrait-of-tradeswoman-e-rastorgueva

Models waiting for Artist (basking Italians), 1904,Konstantin Makovsky

Allegorical Scene,Konstantin Makovsky

Portrait of Princess E.Sheremetiyeva, 1877,Konstantin Makovsky

https://www.wikiart.org/en/konstantin-makovsky/portrait-of-princess-e-sheremetiyeva

Cup of honey, 1890,Konstantin Makovsky

https://www.wikiart.org/en/konstantin-makovsky/cup-of-honey

Roses, 1890,Konstantin Makovsky

Woman Head, 1890,Konstantin Makovsky

https://www.wikiart.org/en/konstantin-makovsky/woman-head

Portrait of an Old Man, 1860,Konstantin Makovsky

Head of the Girl in a Kerchief,Konstantin Makovsky

https://www.wikiart.org/en/konstantin-makovsky/head-of-the-girl-in-a-kerchief

Konstantin Makovsky (1839—1915, Russia)

History paintings

Makovsky was an influential Russian painter, affiliated with the Peredvizhniki school of Realism. While some of his work reacts against the Academy, he found success in the Salon alongside other Academic painters, and his work can be seen as perhaps related to the French movement of Academic Naturalism. Many of his historical paintings showed an idealised, Romantic view of Russian life of prior centuries, with a particular focus on Boyar people and culture. He was also a popular and prolific portrait painter.

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A deacon, 1871,Vladimir Makovsky

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Widow, 1865,Konstantin Makovsky

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Portrait of Artist Alexander Popov, 1850,Konstantin Makovsky

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Portrait,Konstantin Makovsky

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Genre Scene,Konstantin Makovsky

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Alexeyich, 1882,Konstantin Makovsky

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The Muse of Poesie, 1886,Konstantin Makovsky

Medium: oil,canvas