Germany in the paintings of Russian artists
Rivers and forests, squares and quiet streets – that's how the artists saw this country.
1 Alexander Kotzebue. ‘Battle of Kunersdorf’, 1848
2 Alexey Bogolyubov. ‘Rhine Valley near Ragaz’, 1856
3 Ivan Shishkin. ‘View in the Environs of Düsseldorf’, 1865
4 Ivan Shishkin. ‘Teutoburg Forest’, 1865
5 Alexey Bogolyubov. ‘Bonn. Rhine’, 1870s
6 Apollinary Vasnetsov. ‘Tiergarten. Turm. Nuremberg,’ 1899
7 Wassily Kandinsky. ‘Munich. Schwabing’, 1901
8 Wassily Kandinsky. ‘Murnau,’ 1908
9 Vasily Polenov. ‘A Corner of Bavaria. Kissingen’, 1910
10 Nikolay Dubovskoy. ‘Dürer's House. Nuremberg’, 1912
11 Ivan Myasoedov. ‘Sanssouci Palace. Potsdam’, 1927
12 Konstantin Gorbatov. ‘Halle. Street with a Church’, 1935
13 Alexander Deyneka. ‘Berlin. Bridges’, 1945
