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Art Nouveau paintings

Art Nouveau is an art movement that emerged in Russia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It was heavily influenced by the Art Nouveau movement in Western Europe, but also incorporated elements of traditional folk art and architecture.

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The movement was particularly popular in the decorative arts, such as architecture, furniture, ceramics, and textiles, but also included painting, graphic arts, and illustration.

Art Nouveau paintings typically featured ornate, sinuous lines and floral motifs, and were characterized by a focus on nature and the use of bright, vibrant colors. Artists drew inspiration from the lush, natural landscapes and incorporated elements of traditional folk art, such as bright colors, stylized floral patterns, and the depiction of mythological or fantasy creatures.

Some notable artists associated with the Art Nouveau movement are Viktor Vasnetsov (known for his romanticized depictions of medieval Russia), Mikhail Vrubel (famous for his highly stylized and expressive works), and Leon Bakst (renowned for his theatrical set and costume designs for the Ballets Russes).

While Art Nouveau had a relatively short-lived period of dominance, its influence endured beyond its time. The movement paved the way for future artistic developments, including the emergence of Art Deco and the abstract styles of the 20th century. Artists such as Marc Chagall, Wassily Kandinsky, and Kazimir Malevich, who emerged in the subsequent decades, incorporated elements of Art Nouveau into their works, demonstrating its lasting impact on the art world. Today, the legacy of Art Nouveau can still be seen in various art forms, reminding us of its enduring beauty and innovation.


Ivan Grabovsky 'Barges on the Neva'
Ivan Grabovsky
Barges on the Neva
Sergey Chekhonin 'Landscape'
Sergey Chekhonin
Landscape
 'Battle'
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Battle
 'Lovers'
Lovers
Elizaveta Kuzmina-Karavaeva  'Deposition in the Tomb'
Elizaveta Kuzmina-Karavaeva
Deposition in the Tomb
Yury Annenkov 'Naked'
Yury Annenkov
Naked
Nikolay Milioti  'The Abduction of Europa'
Nikolay Milioti
The Abduction of Europa
David Burlyuk 'Blueflags'
David Burlyuk
Blueflags
Alexander Yakovlev 'Nubian'
Alexander Yakovlev
Nubian
Filipp Malyavin  'Country woman'
Filipp Malyavin
Country woman
Dmitry Stelletsky 'The Phoenix Bird'
Dmitry Stelletsky
The Phoenix Bird
Anna Ostroumova-Lebedeva  'Barges on the Neva'
Anna Ostroumova-Lebedeva
Barges on the Neva
Filipp Malyavin  'Portrait of a woman'
Filipp Malyavin
Portrait of a woman
 'Advertising signboard'
Advertising signboard
Apollinary Vasnetsov 'Woman at the cliff'
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Apollinary Vasnetsov
Woman at the cliff
Victor Borisov-Musatov 'Portrait of a woman in blue'
Victor Borisov-Musatov
Portrait of a woman in blue
Nikolay Milioti  'Night holiday'
Nikolay Milioti
Night holiday
Veniamin Belkin 'The white night'
Veniamin Belkin
The white night
Isaak Brodsky 'Portrait of wife'
Isaak Brodsky
Portrait of wife
Petr Nilus 'School street'
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Petr Nilus
School street
Arnold Lakhovsky 'Girl against  the background of a river'
Arnold Lakhovsky
Girl against the background of a river
Arnold Lakhovsky 'In a shoe-repair shop'
Arnold Lakhovsky
In a shoe-repair shop
Konstantin Somov 'To the theatre'
Konstantin Somov
To the theatre
Vladimir Kuznetsov 'Still life with bluettes'
Vladimir Kuznetsov
Still life with bluettes
Victor Borisov-Musatov 'A girl in the garden'
Victor Borisov-Musatov
A girl in the garden
Leonid Pasternak 'At the terrace'
Leonid Pasternak
At the terrace
Sergey Sudeikin 'Still life'
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Sergey Sudeikin
Still life
Sergey Sudeikin 'Still life'
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Sergey Sudeikin
Still life
Zinaida Serebryakova 'Spring fields'
Zinaida Serebryakova
Spring fields
Vilgelm-Karl Purvit 'Winter'
Vilgelm-Karl Purvit
Winter
Nicholas Roerich 'Hunters'
Nicholas Roerich
Hunters
Peter Utkin 'The night. Woodland landscape'
Peter Utkin
The night. Woodland landscape
Nikolay Krymov 'Evening lake'
Nikolay Krymov
Evening lake
Zinaida Serebryakova 'Neskuchny. Fields'
Zinaida Serebryakova
Neskuchny. Fields