Fyodor Bronnikov
1827–1902 · Russian · 30 artworks
AcademicismRealismRomanticismDetailed renderingHistorical subject matterGenre scenesClassical compositionIdealized figures
artist bio
Fyodor Bronnikov was a Russian artist known for his historical paintings and genre scenes, often depicting Italian life and classical subjects. He contributed to the development of Russian Academic art, blending it with elements of Realism and Romanticism.
what you'll learn
Studying Bronnikov's work allows students to understand the blending of Academic precision with Romantic and Realist sensibilities. Students can learn about historical painting, genre scenes, and portraiture, focusing on composition, detail, and narrative.
related: Karl Bryullov, Henryk Siemiradzki, Ivan Aivazovsky
30 artworks
Rome. Italian Courtyard
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In the chapel
1858
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Palermo
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Italian Girl
1869
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Italian Courtyard
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Portrait of the artist's mother
1871
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Street in Italian town
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Lover of painting
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Portrait of an old man in a crimson dress
1881
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View of Lake Como
1897
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Horatius reads before Maecenas
1863
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Baptism of Prince Vladimir
1883
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Bellagio
1875
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Italian woman
1869
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Consecration of the herm
1874
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Buildings
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The Italian Tavern
1858
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The head of an old man
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Portrait of A.P. Bogoliubov
1856
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Portrait of the artist's father
1871
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Before entering the arena
1873
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Self-portrait of the artist in youth
1853
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Portrait of an old man
1874
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Self-portrait
1889
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Horace Reading His Verses
1863
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Landscape with Tree
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The head of Judas
1874
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The old beggar
1869
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Fragment of the interior
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Portrait of the Artist K.D. Flavitsky
1873
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