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This handsome volume offers a panorama of Russian painting from the 18th to the 20th century unequalled anywhere else. Russian culture developed thorugh contact with European influences, but retained strong indigenous characteristics. From the Middle Ages to the 18th century, Russian painting was entirely devoted to religious subjects. This book begins with a discussion of the earliest examples of Russian art, namely ic***, which wereclosely tied to the Byzantine culture. It was not until the late 17th century that sacred art was abandoned and subject matter broadened to include pictures of everyday life, revealing tension between idealism and realism. Secular art flourished especially through portraits. Although the Academy of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg was founded in 1757, it would be decades before Russian artists became interested in still life and history painting.

Introduction

　Icon painting

　Parsunas

　The Academy

　Cross-currents in art

From the Eighteenth Century to the. 1860s

　Portraiture

　Historical painting

　Religious painting

　Landscape

　Interiors

　S till life

　Genre painting

From the 1860s to the 1890s

　The Itinerants

　Portraiture

　Historical painting

　Religious painting

　Landscape

　Genre painting

　Still life

From the 1890s to the Post-Revolutionary Period

　A new world of art

　Abstraction

　Symbolism

　Portraiture

　Still life

　Landscape

　Historical painting

　The life of the people

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This handsome volume offers a panorama of Russian painting from the 18th to the 20th century unequalled anywhere else. Russian culture developed through contact with European influences, but retained strong indigenous characteristics. From the Middle Ages to the 18th century, Russian painting was entirely devoted to religious subjects. This book begins with a discussion of the earliest examples of Russian art, namely ic***, which were closely tied to Byzantine culture. It was not until the late 17th century that sacred art was abandoned and subject matter broadened to include pictures of everyday life, revealing tension between idealism and realism. Secular art flourished especially through portraits. Although the Academy of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg was founded in 1757, it would be decades before Russian artists became interested in still life and history painting.