Great Masters. Peter Vereshchagin

Peter Petrovich Vereshchagin (1834-1886) was born in the artist"s family, and in a professional plan, he took a lot from his father. He studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Painting, and for his paintings was awarded the title of academician landscape painting. He did not violate the canons of the academic direction - the image animation was not considered important, and therefore was not encouraged. And yet he managed to break out of the framework, limiting the freedom of the artist: he wrote not foreign species, but landscapes of Russia. The artist tried to show what its good nature is good than the most interesting cities and weights of the country. The Ural artist was held with the Russian-Turkish war with Russian troops of 1877-1878, but remained faithful to himself: wrote landscapes. Its work is accurate, detailed and canonical - evidence of conscientious work and his devotion to their work.
List of reproductions of paintings P.P. Vereshchagin:
Archupovka. 1870-E.
Astrakhan. 1879.
Bombardment of the city of Rushchuk June 14, 1877. The second half of the XIX century.
Type of city Baku. 1872.
View of the city of Iasi
View of the Moscow Kremlin. 1879.
View of the Kremlin from Zamoskvorechye
View of the Embankment Neva at the Academy of Arts
View of Nizhny Novgorod. 1860.
The view of the root from the pyrite. 1864.
View of the Chusovaya River. 1877-1879
Darialya Gorge
Palace in Livadia
Multyk stone. 1880.
Maslenitsa
Moscow Kremlin. A stone bridge
Mtskheta. Valley chickens. The second half of the XIX century.
Pontoon bridges on the Danube during the Russian-Turkish War of 1877-1878. The second half of the XIX century.
Pskov. View of the Kremlin
Chusovaya River. Stone "red". 1870-E.
Rion
Market in Nizhny Novgorod. 1872.
Sukhum Qache
Ural. Station Chusovaya. 1870-1880-E