
1942–1976 · Russian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Konstantin Vasilyev was a Russian Symbolist painter known for his epic depictions of Russian folklore, mythology, and history. His art often features heroic figures and dramatic scenes, imbued with a sense of national identity and spiritual depth.
what you'll learn
Studying Vasilyev's work allows students to explore the use of symbolism to convey complex narratives and emotions, as well as the power of art to express cultural identity and historical themes. Students can also learn about color palettes and composition to create dramatic and evocative imagery.
related: Viktor Vasnetsov, Mikhail Vrubel

Wotan - the supreme god of the ancient Scandinavians
1969

Spell fire
1969

Elder
1968

Barbarossa

Unexpected meeting
1973

Basil Buslaev
1974

Ilya Muromets and beggars Taverns
1974

Russian warrior
1968

Volga
1968

Expectation
1975

Avdotya-Ryazanochka
1974

Alyosha Popovich and lovely maiden
1974

Valkyrie
1969

On the bridge Kalinovoye

Divination
1975

Sadko and Master Marine
1974

Giant
1975

Reaper
1966

The man with the owl
1976

Mermaid
1968

In another window
1973

Birth of the Danube
1974

Sadko in the cypress plank
1974

Marshal Zhukov

Birth of the Danube

Sviyazhsk
1973

Self-Portrait

Volga and Mikula
1974

Fiery sword
1974

Sventovit
1971