
1780โ1847 ยท Russian ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Alexey Venetsianov was a Russian painter known for his genre scenes depicting peasant life and his portraits. He was a pioneer of Russian Realism, moving away from academic art to capture the everyday experiences of ordinary people.
what you'll learn
Studying Venetsianov's work allows students to understand the development of Realism in Russia and how artists can depict everyday life with sensitivity and detail. Students can learn about portraiture and genre painting, as well as the social context of 19th-century Russia.
related: Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet, Ilya Repin

Portrait of A.I. Bibikov
1807

Reaper

Morning of the Landlady
1823

A Peasant Girl with Embroidery
1843

Portrait of A. A. Venetsianova
1826

The Farmer with Folded Arms

Girl in a Kerchief

Girl with the Cornflowers

Girl with Accordion
1840

Checkered Shawl

Portrait of M. M. Philosophova
1823

Portrait of K. I. Golovachevsky and the Younger Pupils of the Academy
1811

The Spinner
1839

Peasant Woman with Milk

Portrait of M. A. Fonvizin
1812

A Peasant Woman, Resting on Her Hand
1827

Portrait of Natalia Pavlovna Stroganova
1810

Cartomancy
1842

Girl with Calf
1829

Portrait of A.L. Venetsianova, Artist's Mother
1801

Portrait of the State Chancellor of the Internal Affairs, Prince Victor Pavlovich Kochubey in his Study
1834

A Peasant girl from Tver
1840

Head of an Old Peasant
1825

Peter the Great. Founding of St. Petersburg
1838

Portrait of the Commander of the Dragoon Regiment P. A. Chicherin
1810

Self-Portrait
1811

Portret of I.V. Bugaevskiy-Blagodarniy
1816

Portrait of P. I. Milyukov
1820

Portrait of Nikolay Karamzin
1828

Portrait of M. A. Venetsianova
1810