
1848–1919 · Russian · 28 artworks
artist bio
Ivan Tvorozhnikov was a Russian Realist painter known for his genre scenes and portraits depicting the lives of peasants and the Russian Orthodox clergy. His works offer a glimpse into the social realities of 19th-century Russia, capturing the everyday experiences and emotions of ordinary people.
related: Ilya Repin, Vasily Perov

Grandmother and granddaughter
1891

Girl
1889

Going home after harvesting
1915

An old woman with a petition

Palm Sunday

At sunset

The bird had flown
1917

Peasant girl

Portrait of a girl (Untitled)

Winter landscape
1905

Lieutenant Vasily Mirovich at the corpse of John VI Antonovich on July 5, 1764 in the Shlisselburg Fortress
1884

Portrait of an old man (possibly Lev Tolstoy)

Portrait of a woman

David Playing The Harp Before Saul

Beggars near the Church
1889

The Boy In The Cap
Seller of icons
1888

Girl with a Book
1900

A girl with scarf

Barn interior with peasants and poultry

The humble meal

Portrait of the daughter
1889

A beggar boy with basket
1886

Peasant Woman Leaving a Hut

A young peasant woman

Grief

Children collecting brushwood

Portrait of an old man