Vasily Perov

Portrait of author Vladimir Dahl 1872

Vasili Grigorevich Perov was a Russian painter and founder of the School of Wanderers. Vasili Perov completed a course at the Arzamas District School and then transferred to the Aleksandr Stupin Art School, also located in Arzamas. Wikipedia

Born: January 2, 1834, Tobolsk, Russia

Died: June 10, 1882, Moscow Governorate

 

April virtual art tour day 26..

Since all museums are closed I decided to start a virtual art tour  ♥ welcome, and enjoy  today's tour with Vasile, Vasily,  and Wassily ♥ 

Three Vasilies

 Street of old Chișinău
  Vasile Movileanu ( Moldovan 1955 - 2011 )

Direct swap
Sem by Daria in Chișinău, Moldova
on 13 Nov, 2018

 Portrait of the Painter Alexey Savrasov 1878
Vasily Perov(Russian 1833-1882)
Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia

My Perov- postcard collection

Twilight 1917
Wassily Kandinsky ( Russian/French 1886-1944)
The Russian Museum, St. Petersburg


Sent by Lera in St. Petersburg, Russia
sent on 19 Apr, 2016
travel time 20 days
distance travelled 538 km
received on 10 May, 2016

V is for Vasily

Vasily Perov (1833-1882)  was a Russian painter, a key figure of the Russian Realist movement. 

    Pugachev`s Judgement, 1875

 Tea Party at Mytishchi near Moscow, 1862

Wanderer 1870

Selfies from the past

Johann ( Jan )  Kupecký  (1667-1740) Slovakia  

Self portrait 1711

My portrait collection

Vasily Perov  (1834-1882) Russia

Self Portrait 1870

My Perov collection

 Helene Schjerfbeck (1862-1946) Finland 

Self Portrait 1912

My Helene collection

Joan Miro (1893-1983) Spain
Sef-Potrait 1919
My Miro collection

 Frida Kahlo (1907- 1954)
 Self Portrait with Monkeys 1943
Sent by Joachim, Germany

Vasily Perov

 Arrival of a New Governess in a Merchant House, 1866

 Hunters at rest, 1871

Last Journey (Sending off the Deceased ) 1865

 Arriving at the inquiry,  1857

Easter Procession in a Village, 1861

 Portrait of the Author Fyodor Dostoyevsky , 1872

Solitary Guitarist, 1865

Vasily Perov (1834-1882) was a Russian painter of scenes and portraits.

Some of his works display humor or irony, but some are very serious. His paintings shows different levels of Russian society - rich and poor.

This is one of those sad descriptions of poverty.