Arkady Rylov
1870–1939 · Russian · 30 artworks
SymbolismSocialist RealismHigh horizon linesSimplified formsVivid color palettesAtmospheric perspectiveUse of symbolism in landscapes
artist bio
Arkady Rylov was a Russian painter, known for his landscapes that blended realism with symbolic undertones. He captured the beauty of the Russian countryside and seascapes, often imbuing them with a sense of tranquility and national pride.
what you'll learn
Studying Rylov's work allows students to explore the use of color and composition to evoke mood and symbolism in landscape painting. Students can also learn about the transition from Symbolism to Socialist Realism in Russian art.
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30 artworks
Blooming meadow
1923
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Red reflection
1928
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Summer sketch (Quiet evening)
1914
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Autumn landscape. Golden birches
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Small House with a red roof
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Flowery meadow
1916
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Backwoods
1920
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River
1912
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Autumn on the Tosna river
1920
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Wild Rowan
1922
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Lenin in Razliv in 1917
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Violent wind
1916
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Spring in Finland
1905
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Orlinka river Estuary
1928
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Green lace
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In the Forest
1905
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Rattling river
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Landscape with a river
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Forest river
1925
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White Night. Night dawn
1915
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Late afternoon silence
1939
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Crimean mountains
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On Kama
1919
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Neva before the storm
1916
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Dirty road
1928
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Rocks in Kukeneiz
1909
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Blooming Meadow. Study
1923
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Outdoors
1933
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Quiet lake
1908
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Crimson time
1918
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