Konstantin Yuon
1875–1958 · Russian · 30 artworks
SymbolismImpressionismRealismArt NouveauImpastoBroken colorUse of light to create atmosphereDepiction of Russian landscapesGenre scenes of Russian life
artist bio
Konstantin Yuon was a Russian painter and stage designer associated with the Symbolist movement. He is known for his landscapes and genre scenes depicting Russian life, often infused with a sense of national identity and spirituality.
what you'll learn
Studying Yuon's work allows students to explore the intersection of Impressionistic techniques with Realist subject matter, and to understand how an artist can convey a sense of place and cultural identity through their paintings. Students can also learn about the influence of Art Nouveau on Russian art.
30 artworks
Ligachevo
1915
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The Winter Day
1910
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The Winter. Little Bridge
1914
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Industrial Moscow
1949
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Domes and swallows. Assumption Cathedral of the Trinity Sergius Lavra
1921
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Rural holiday. Tver Governorate
1910
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Open Window. Ligachevo
1947
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Refectory Trinity Sergius Lavra
1922
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The cathederal in Rostov The Great
1906
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The Annunciation Day
1922
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August Evening. Last Ray. Ligachevo
1948
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The Troitse-Sergiyev Monastery. March
1910
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July. Bathing
1925
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The Sunset on Volga. Nizhny Novgorod
1911
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Portrait of Boris Yuon, Artist's Son
1912
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Women's Portrait
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Landscape with a church
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Landscape of Novgorod Governorate
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In Sergiyev Posad
1911
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Light and Air
1935
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Ukrainian Landscape
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The procession on the slopes
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The End of Winter. Noon. Ligachevo
1929
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Troitse-Sergiyev Monastery
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Seascape. Mountain slope
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Shura's Portrait
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Summer Landscape
1948
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The Village of Novgorod Governorate
1912
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The View of Troitse-Sergiyev Monastery
1916
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The Blue Winter Day
1915
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