
1815โ1852 ยท Russian ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Pavel Fedotov was a prominent Russian Realist painter, best known for his genre scenes that satirized the social mores of mid-19th century Russia. His works offered a critical yet humorous glimpse into the lives of officials, aristocrats, and the emerging middle class, influencing later generations of Russian artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Fedotov's work allows students to explore social commentary through art and to analyze the use of detail and narrative in Realist painting. Students can also learn about composition and character development through visual storytelling.
related: Ilya Repin, Vasily Perov, Gustave Courbet

Andrey, Grigoriy and Alexander Druzhinin
1840

Portrait of Nadezhda P. Zhdanovich at the Piano
1849

Portrait of N. P. Zhdanovich as a Child
1847

Self-Portrait
1840

Portrait of Maria Pavlovna Druzhinina

Fashionable Wife (Lioness)
1849

Portrait of M. P. Zhdanovich
1847

The Aristocrat's Breakfast
1850

Portrait of P. P. Zhdanovich
1847

Portrait of Ye. G. Flug
1850

The Widow

Portrait of S. S. Krylov
1851

Portrait of A. P. Zhdanovich
1847

Portrait of O. P. Zhdanovich
1847

Police Commissary's Reception Room the Night Before a Holiday
1837

Portrait of M. M. Rodivanovsky
1836

Portrait of Ye. P. Zhdanovich
1847

Portrait of Second Captain Vannovsky
1849

Portrait of F. Ye. Yakovlev
1847

Portrait of an Architect

Portrait of A. I. Fedotov, the Artist's Father
1837

S. D. Shishmarev on Board the Ship
1849

Portrait of Olga Ivanovna Demonkala
1851

Portrait of Elizaveta Petrovna Zhdanova

Portrait of M. Ye. Shishmareva
1849

Portrait of N. P. Chernyshova
1847

Portrait of P. V. Zhdanovich
1847

Difficult Bride
1847

The Major's Marriage Proposal
1851

Portrait of Amalia Legrand
1847