
1834โ1882 ยท Russian ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Vasily Perov was a key figure in the Russian Realist movement, known for his poignant depictions of peasant life and social injustices. His paintings offered a critical commentary on Russian society, influencing generations of artists with their unflinching realism and emotional depth.
what you'll learn
Studying Perov's work allows students to understand the power of art as social commentary and to analyze the techniques used to convey emotion and narrative in realistic painting. Students can also learn about the importance of observation and accurate representation in art.
related: Ilya Repin, Ivan Kramskoy, Gustave Courbet

Easter Procession in a Village
1861

Portrait of the Composer Anton Rubinstein
1870

Portrait of the Playwright Alexander Ostrovsky
1871

Portrait of the Poet Apollon Maikov
1872

Fomushka-owl
1868

Portrait of the Painter Alexey Savrasov

Portrait of A.F. Pysems'kogo
1869

Portrait of the Author Ivan Turgenev
1872

Nikita Pustosviat. Dispute on the Confession of Faith
1881

Portrait of the Author Vladimir Dahl
1872

Head of a Kirghiz. Sketch
1869

Self-portrait
1851

Portrait of Nikolai Lanin
1869

Portrait of Unknown Man
1870

Grandfather and grandson
1871

Old man
1874

Portrait of Peter Ivanovich Nikolayev, chairman of the Vladimir district council
1876

Portrait of a Man

Portrait of F.F. Rezanov
1868

Portrait of an old woman

Incorrigible One
1873

Head of a Kirgiz-convict
1873

Portrait of the Author Feodor Dostoyevsky
1872

Portrait of the Artist Illarion Prianishnikov
1862

Portrait of the Painter Nikolai Kasatkin
1876

Portrait of the Historian Mikhail Pogodin
1872

Portrait of the composer P.S. Campione
1872

Melting Snow Maiden. Sketch

Old Parents Visiting the Grave of Their Son
1874

Blind Musician
1864