Ivan Vladimirov
1869–1947 · Russian · 23 artworks
RealismImpressionismSocial RealismRealist depiction of figuresUse of light and shadow to create dramaNarrative storytelling through imageryDocumenting historical eventsSocial commentary
artist bio
Ivan Vladimirov was a Russian and Soviet painter and graphic artist, known for his realistic depictions of everyday life, revolutionary events, and scenes of social injustice. His work provides a valuable visual record of the tumultuous period in Russian history from the late Tsarist era through the early Soviet years.
what you'll learn
Studying Vladimirov's art allows students to understand the power of art as a historical document and to analyze the techniques used to convey social and political messages. Students can also explore the transition from Realism to Social Realism in the context of Soviet art.
related: Ilya Repin, Vasily Vereshchagin, Isaac Levitan
23 artworks
At the workers' outskirts in the days of overthrowing the autocracy
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Walk in the park
1905
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In a lesson of credence with the sexton
1913
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Teenagers' Games in the Imperial Garden of Petrograd
1921
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Crimea. The cliffs.
1940
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In the queue for bread. First World War.
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Photographer in the countryside
1921
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I. V. Dzhugashvili (Stalin) in custody
1935
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The former
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Looking for Food in a Gutter
1919
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Burning of Eagles and Tsar's Portraits
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Hungarian soldier
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In the last journey
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On the streets of Petrograd
1918
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Parade of the Navy. Imperial yacht Standart.
1902
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Questioning in the committee of poor
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Sukhumi
1925
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Former Tsar's Officials on Forced Labor
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In Basements of Cheka
1919
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At the well
1905
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Rocks of the Gulf of Finland
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From their homes
1918
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Escort of prisoners
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