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This 263 page paper examines the development of art in Russia starting from the 1860’s and the emergence of Russian realism, considering the emergence of the rebellion fourteen and the Peredvizniki, also known as the wanderers. The paper than tracks the development by looking at the development and evolution of Russian impressionism, social realism, socialist realism, Soviet realism, soviet impressionism and the severe style. In all styles the development, influence and manifestation of the style are discussed along with the work of specific artists that produced notable works. Illustrations of the notable works are included. The bibliography cites 69 sources.
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Impressionism 10 2. Russian Realism and Artists 12 2.1 Background to the Emergence of Realism 13 2.2 Revolt of the Fourteen 17 2.3 Artists of the Rebel Fourteen 30 2.3.1 Ivan Kramskoi 30 2.3.2 Alexei Korzukhin 34 2.3.3 Konstantin Makovski 36 2.3.4 Nikolai Shustov 38 2.4 The
Peredvizniki 39 2.5 Artists of the Peredvizhniki 47 2.5.1 Ilya Repin 48 2.5.2 Abram Arkhipov 53 2.5.3 Vasily Surikov 54 3. Russian Impressionism 55 3.1 Emergence of Russian Impressionism 55 3.2 Artists of Russian Impressionism 65 3.2.1 Valetin Serov 65 3.2.2 Natalia Goncharova 73 3.2.3 Mikhail Larionov 76 3.2.4 Pyotr Konchalovsky 77 3.2.5 Ilya
Maskov 79 3.2.6 Isaac Levitan 81 3.2.7 Konstantin Korovin 83 3.2.8 Zinaida Serebriakova 86 3.2.9 Nicolai Fechin 94 4. Social Realism to the Severe Style 96 4.1 Emergence of Social Realism 97 4.2 Soviet Realism 106 4.3 Soviet Impressionism 115 4.4 Severe Style 118 5. Analysis of Soviet Realism 125 5.1 Evolution
of Socialist Realism and Soviet Realism 126 5.2 Artists of Soviet Realism 135 5.2.1 Alexander Deineka 136 5.2.2 Georgy Nissky 139 5.2.3 Boris Ugarov 140 5.2.4 Evgeniy Chuikov 142 5.2.5 Vasili Nechitailo 144 6. Soviet Impressionism 145 6.1 Development of Soviet Impressionism 145 6.2 Comparison of
Impressionisms 147 6.3 Artists of Soviet Impressionism 152 6.3.1 Igor Grabar 152 6.3.2 Robert Falk 153 6.3.3 Nadezhda Udaltsova 154 6.3.4 Aleksandr Gerasimov 155 6.3.5 Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin 157 6.3.6 Arkady Plastov 159 6.3.7 Alexander Samokhvalov 160 6.3.8 Piotr Belousov 161 6.3.9 Yuri Pimenov 162 6.3.10 Pavel Korin 163 6.3.11 Tkachev Brothers 165 7. The Severe Style 166
7.1 Severe style and Soviet Realism 166 7.2 Artists of the Severe Style 168 7.2.1 Pavel Nikonov 168 7.2.2 Viktor Popkov 171 7.2.3 Elkonin Borisovich 172 7.2.6 Viktor Ivanov 172 7.2.7 Petr and Alexandr Smolin 173 7.2.8 Nikolai Andronov 174 7.2.9 Geli Korzhev 174 7.2.9 Tahir Salahov 175 7.3 Comparing Socialist
and Soviet Realism Painting with the Severe Style 177 8. Conclusion 180 Plates 183 Catalogue of Primary Works 183 Catalogue of Comparative Works 211 Peredvizhniki 211 Soviet Realism 223 Soviet Impressionism 227 Socialist Realism 260 References 267 Table
of Figures Figure 1 Tair Salakhov The Shift Is Over 183 Figure 2 Tair Salakhov Oil Worker 185 Figure 3 Tahir Salahov Repairers 187 Figure 4 Pavel Nikonov Geologists 188 Figure 5 Pavel
Nikonov Our working days 190 Figure 6 Nikolay Andronov Timber Floaters 192 Figure 7 Petr & Alexandr Smolin Polar workers 194 Figure 8 Viktor Popkov The Builders of Bratsk 195 Figure 9 Geli Korzhev
Mother 197 Figure 10 Geli Korzhev Farewell 199 Figure 11 Victor Ivanov The Family 1945 201 Figure 12 Geli Korzhev Lovers 204 Figure 13 Viktor Popkov A Couple 205 Figure 14 Viktor Ivanov Afternoon Snack 206
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