Fyodor Vasilyev

1850–1873 · Russian Empire

Fyodor Alexandrovich Vasilyev (1850 in Gatchina – 1873 in Yalta) was a Russian Imperial landscape painter who introduced the lyrical landscape style in Russian art. Wikipedia

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Works

“Wet Meadow”, 1872 — Tretyakov Gallery
“The Thaw”, 1871 — Tretyakov Gallery
“In the Mountains of the Crimea”, 1873 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Swamp in the Forest. Autumn”, 1872 — Russian Museum
“Before the rain”, 1870–1871 — Tretyakov Gallery
“View of the Volga. Barques”, 1870 — Russian Museum
“The Volga Lagoon”, 1870 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Return of the herd”, 1868 — Tretyakov Gallery
“After a thunderstorm”, 1868 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Street in a Village”, 1868 — Tretyakov Gallery
“After Rain, Country Track”, 1860s — Russian Museum
“In Crimea. After the rain” — Tretyakov Gallery
“After rain”, 1867 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Countryside”, 1869 — Russian Museum
“Autumn forest” — Tretyakov Gallery
“On the island of Valaam”, 1869 — Tretyakov Gallery
“The Shore of Lake Ladoga, Cloudy Day”, 1867 — Russian Museum
“After a rain”, 1869 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Road through a birchwood” — Tretyakov Gallery
“The bank of the Volga after a thunderstorm”, 1871 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Wet meadow” — Tretyakov Gallery
“Trees” — Radishchev Art Museum
“Surf waves” — Tretyakov Gallery
“Before a Thunderstorm”, 1867–1869 — Russian Museum
“Village yard”, 1867–1869 — Russian Museum
“Landscape with peasants huts and pond near St Petersburg”, 1869–1870 — Russian Museum
“Pond at the Sunset”, 1871 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Cumulus Cloud”, 1869–1870 — Russian Museum
“Nightfall” — Tretyakov Gallery
“Morning” — Russian Museum
“Clouds over hills” — Russian Museum
“Rapid stream” — Russian Museum
“Forest Road” — Tretyakov Gallery
“Shore. Calm” — Russian Museum
“Crimean mountains in winter” — Tretyakov Gallery
“Pine Grove in the Swamp”, 1872 — Russian Museum
“Poplars lit by the sun” — Tretyakov Gallery
“Dawn in St Petersburg”, 1869–1871 — Russian Museum
“Crimean landscape” — Tretyakov Gallery
“Landscape” — National Gallery of Armenia