Andrei Petrovich Ryabushkin

1861–1904 · Russian Empire

Andrei Petrovich Ryabushkin (29 October 1861 – 10 May 1904) was a Russian painter. His major works were devoted to life of ordinary Russians of the 17th century. Wikipedia

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Works

“Wedding train in Moscow (XVII century)”, 1901 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Seventeenth-Century Moscow Street on a Public Holiday”, 1895 — Russian Museum
“Ivan the Terrible”, 1903
“Tzar Mikhail Fedorovich Holding Council with the Boyars in His Royal Chamber”, 1883
“Moscow Street of XVII Century”, 1895
“Waiting for newlyweds from the wedding in the Novgorod province”, 1891
“Tea Party”, 1903
“Deacon”, 1888
“Russian Women of the XVII century in Church”, 1899
“Winter Morning”, 1903
“Portrait of I. F. Tyumenev”, 1886
“Going on a Visit”, 1896
“Sagittarius”
“Old Moscow street”, 1890
“Red House”, 1899
“A Merchant's Family in the 17th Century”, 1896
“Waiting for the Tsar's Exit”, 1901
“A Young Man Breaking into the Girls' Dance, and the Old Women are in Panic”, 1902 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Sunday in the village”, 1892 — Russian Museum
“Moscow Girl of the XVII century”, 1903
“Village Wedding in the Tambov Province”, 1880
“Mikhailovsky Street in Novgorod”, 1899
“Waiting for Bridal Couple's Return from a Church in Novgorod Province”, 1891
“In the dragon cave”, 1880
“Noah's Ark”, 1882
“Coming Back from Fair”, 1886
“Governor's Wife Martha and eternal bell”, 1886
“Road”, 1887
“Sunday”, 1889
“Beginner”, 1891
“Tavern”, 1891
“Boyar Duma”, 1893
“Strelets Patrol at Ilyinskie gates in the old Moscow”, 1897
“In the village. Girl with a bucket”, 1898
“Going to Church”, 1900
“Woman in Novgorod Peasant Dress”, 1901
“In a Village. Going to Liturgy”, 1903
“School of XVII Century”, 1903
“Prince Ukhtomsky in the Battle with Tartars at Volga in 1469”, 1904
“Rider”