
1842โ1904 ยท Russian ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Vasily Vereshchagin was a Russian realist painter, known for his depictions of war and his extensive travels throughout Central Asia, India, and the Balkans. His art often served as a powerful critique of military conflict and imperialism, offering a stark and unflinching view of its human cost.
what you'll learn
Studying Vereshchagin's work allows students to explore the use of realism to convey social commentary and historical narratives. Students can also learn about the importance of firsthand observation and cultural sensitivity in art.
related: Ilya Repin, Vasily Surikov, Nikolai Ge

Present trophies
1872

Portrait of a man in a white turban
1867

The ruins of the Chinese shrine. Ak-Kent
1870

Passage of Barskaun
1870

Samarkand
1870

Gate near the Qutub Minar. Old Delhi
1875

The Apotheosis of War
1871

Beggars in Samarkand
1870

Shir Dor madrasah in Registan Square in Samarkand
1870

Hemis Monastery in Ladakh
1875

Posthumous monuments in Ladakh
1875

Buddhist lama in a monastery on a holiday Pemionchi. Sikkim
1875

Interior of the Church of St. John the Evangelist on the Ishna near Rostov Yaroslavsky
1888

Ruins of a Theater in Chuguchak
1870

Brahminic temple in Adelnure
1876

Indian motif
1875

Japanese
1903

Politicians in opium shop. Tashkent.
1870

Chinese house
1870

Mountain stream in Kashmir
1875

Bania (trader). Bombay
1876

Glacier on the way from Kashmir to Ladakh
1875

Buddhist temple in Darjeeling. Sikkim
1874

Kazakh with fur hat
1867

In the mountains

Retired Butler
1888

Gur Emir Mausoleum. Samarkand
1870

Kyrgyz tent on the Chu River
1870

Sinto Temple in Nikko
1904

Throne Hall of the Great Mughal Shah Jahan and Aurang-Zeb in Delhi Fort
1875