Frissítve: október 2026 · rangsorolva népszerűségi pontszámunk alapján (minden mű keresései, látogatásai és megrendelései alapján) · 234 mű Viktor Mihajlovics Vasznyecov alkotása a katalógusunkban
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A leghíresebb Viktor Mihajlovics Vasznyecov festmény a Bogatírok (1881); az eredeti mű a Tretyakov-galéria múzeumában található, Moszkva. A Knight At the Crossroads (1878) és Christ Almighty (1896) a második és a harmadik szám. A Viktor Mihajlovics Vasznyecov 234 műve közül a következők a 100 leghíresebb alkotás, rangsorolva, évszámmal és múzeummal ellátva, hogy Ön kiválaszthassa a megrendelésre szánt festményt.
The monumental canvas titled Bogatyrs (Heroes) emerges from the brush of Viktor Vasnetsov, a work that took shape through a long period of creation from 1881 until 1898. Within this vast scene, three noble warriors of Kievan Rus ride through the landscape, their presence commanding the space around them. They exist in a moment of quiet strength, appearing as guardians of a storied past. The air seems to hold its…
A Knight At the Crossroads is a painting by Viktor Vasnetsov. Created in 1878, the work captures a solitary figure at a point of decision. The knight sits upon a white horse, frozen in a moment of quiet contemplation amidst the vastness of the landscape. It is a scene of stillness and heavy choice.
In the painting Christ Almighty by Viktor Vasnetsov, the central figure of Jesus is positioned amidst a celestial landscape. He stands upon a foundation of clouds, holding a book in his hand. His gaze is directed upward toward the sky, a posture that suggests a state of contemplation or wonder. The composition places him within a setting defined by celestial elements, including clouds and stars, which surround the figure to…
Within the sacred walls of St. Vladimir's Cathedral in Kiev, Ukraine, the fresco Judgement Day unfolds in a grand display of spiritual narrative. This religious painting, created by the artist Viktor Vasnetsov, captures a moment of profound divine reckoning. The work emerges from a long period of creation, spanning from 1885 to 1896, as the artist poured his vision into the very architecture of the cathedral. One can feel the…
We are looking at Sirin and Alkonost The Birds of Joy and Sorrow, a significant work by the Russian artist Viktor Vasnetsov. Painted in 1896, this piece captures a specific moment in the artist's exploration of folklore and myth. It is an oil on canvas, rendered with a scale that commands the space it occupies.
In this work, titled Boyan, we encounter a significant piece by the Russian artist Viktor Vasnetsov. Created in 1910, the painting belongs to the Romanticism style, a movement that often sought to find meaning within the depths of myth and history. Vasnetsov, a figure central to the Russian Revivalist movement, brings a specific sense of national identity to this composition through his unique approach to historical and mythological subjects.
The Last Judgement is a significant work by the Russian artist Viktor Vasnetsov. Painted in 1904, this piece reflects a profound engagement with religious narrative and spiritual themes. It was commissioned by Yu. S. Nechayev-Maltsev, a patron who sought to bring this complex theological vision to life through the medium of oil on canvas.
The air feels heavy, thick with the scent of earth and the weight of an eternal transition. At the center of this swirling darkness, a figure moves with a quiet, divine purpose. He is a man with long hair and a beard, his presence marked by a soft halo that cuts through the gloom. He wears a simple robe, and in his hand, he carries a book or a scroll,…
The painting presents a central figure seated in a chair with wings, positioned as the focal point of a celestial assembly. This man, representing God the Father, is depicted with long white hair and a beard, wearing flowing white robes. On his chest, a dove is situated within a golden circle, signifying the Holy Spirit. The figure is surrounded by a multitude of angels and archangels. Some of these celestial…
In the heart of a bustling Parisian suburb, amidst the flickering glow of gaslight and the scent of sawdust, Victor Vasnetsov captures a moment of breathless intensity in his masterpiece, Acrobats (Festival in a Paris Suburb). This 1877 oil painting is not merely a depiction of a circus; it is a visceral immersion into a world of movement, drama, and human emotion. The composition pulls the viewer directly into the…
Shroud of Christ1901
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Ivan Zarevitsh1880 · Finnish National Gallery
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At a Bookseller shop1876
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Seraphim1896
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Angel with a lamp1896
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Oleg meets wizard1899
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Flying carpet1926
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Pharmacist1871
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Brousov Calendar1871
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Grave digger1871
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Russian proverbs and sayings1867
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Portrait of M.V. Vasnetsov1870
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Porters1870
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Russian proverbs and sayings1867
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Reaper1867
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Portrait of Appolinary Vasnetsov1872
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The farmer at the table1877
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The head of the peasant1878
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Portrait of V. Vasnetsov the Artist's Wife1878
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News from the Front1878
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Fallen Knight1879
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In a suit buffoon1882
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Portrait of Tatjana A. Mamontowa1884
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Virgin and Child
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Snegurochka and Lel1886
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Mounted knights1896
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Nestor the Chronicler1893
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Ivan Tsarevich and the Swan1901
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M.I. Ryazantseva1901
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The Lake1902
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Portrait of Mikhail Nesterov1926
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The Unsmiling Tsarevna1926
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The Snow Maiden
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A Knight at the Crossroads1878
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Sketches of ornaments painted Vladimir Cathedral1893
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Lull1881
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Alionushka
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Dressed as a Buffoon
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Russian Bishops1896
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Away1871
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Girl with a bast basket1870
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Merchant family in the theater1869
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Portrait of the Artist Arkhip Kuinji1869
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Playmates1878
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From Dominik1874
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Vyatka River1878
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Portrait of the Artist AM Vasnetsov1878
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Acrobats (On a holiday near Paris)1877
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Beggars singer (Pilgrims)1873
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The farmer with a sixth (study)1877
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Self portrait1873
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News of the capture of Kars1878
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Spring1882
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Mizgir1885
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For water1880
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Landscape under Abramtzevo1881
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Ochtir1879
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Alyonushka1880
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Kupava1885
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Prologue1885
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Underwater tower1884
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Portrait of Natalia Anatolevna Mammoth1883
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Portrait of sculptor Mark Matveevitch Antokolsky1884
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Alenushka1881
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Bayan (sketch)1880
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Wise King Berendey1885
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Maiden1885
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Timber and Berendeys guys1885
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Oak Grove at Abramtsevo1883
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Edge of the spruce forest1881
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Three princess of the Underworld1884 · Kiev National Picture Gallery
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Jesters1885
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Vesna Krasna1885
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Nina Slobodka Berendeevka1885
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Portrait of V. Mamontova1884
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Portrait of the artist Nikolai Kuznetsov1884
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Solitary and Bobylikha1885
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St. Sergiy Radonezhskiy1882
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Alyonushka(study)1881
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Sedge1880
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Ded Moroz1885
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Berendeyki1885
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The Vorya River1880
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A Game of Preference1879
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Pond in Ochtir1880
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Pond in Akhtyrka1880
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Three Tsarevnas of the Underground Kingdom1879
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Portrait of Boris Vasnetsov, son of the artist1889
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Baptism of Prince Vladimir1890
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Princess Olga1893
A négy leggyakoribb téma ebben a rangsorban, a legnépszerűbb festménnyel együtt.
A 4 olyan múzeum, amely a legtöbb ezen az oldalon szereplő festményet őrzi.
| Múzeumok | Város | Viktor Mihajlovics Vasznyecov művei | Ebből a listából származó festmények |
|---|---|---|---|
 Tretyakov-galéria |
Moszkva | 8 | Bogatírok |
 A Helyszíniségi Orosz Múzeum |
Szentpétervár | 2 | A Knight At the Crossroads |
 Kiev National Picture Gallery |
Kyiv | 2 | Three princess of the Underworld |
 Finnish National Gallery |
Helsinki | 1 | Ivan Zarevitsh |
Váasszon egy évtizedet a legnépszerűbb festmény megtekintéséhez.
A Knight At the Crossroads is a painting by Viktor Vasnetsov. Created in 1878, the work captures a solitary figure at a point of decision. The knight sits upon a white horse, frozen in a moment of quiet contemplation amidst the vastness of the landscape. It is a scene of stillness and heavy choice.
The monumental canvas titled Bogatyrs (Heroes) emerges from the brush of Viktor Vasnetsov, a work that took shape through a long period of creation from 1881 until 1898. Within this vast scene, three noble warriors of Kievan Rus ride through the landscape, their presence commanding the space around them. They exist in a moment of quiet strength, appearing as guardians of a storied past. The air seems to hold its…
In the painting Christ Almighty by Viktor Vasnetsov, the central figure of Jesus is positioned amidst a celestial landscape. He stands upon a foundation of clouds, holding a book in his hand. His gaze is directed upward toward the sky, a posture that suggests a state of contemplation or wonder. The composition places him within a setting defined by celestial elements, including clouds and stars, which surround the figure to…
The Last Judgement is a significant work by the Russian artist Viktor Vasnetsov. Painted in 1904, this piece reflects a profound engagement with religious narrative and spiritual themes. It was commissioned by Yu. S. Nechayev-Maltsev, a patron who sought to bring this complex theological vision to life through the medium of oil on canvas.
In this work, titled Boyan, we encounter a significant piece by the Russian artist Viktor Vasnetsov. Created in 1910, the painting belongs to the Romanticism style, a movement that often sought to find meaning within the depths of myth and history. Vasnetsov, a figure central to the Russian Revivalist movement, brings a specific sense of national identity to this composition through his unique approach to historical and mythological subjects.
Bogatírok (1881), Tretyakov-galéria, Moszkva, az első helyen áll, amelyet A Knight At the Crossroads (1878) és Christ Almighty (1896) követ.
Viktor Mihajlovics Vasznyecov 33 éves volt: Bogatírok 1881-ből származik, Viktor Mihajlovics Vasznyecov pedig 1848 évfolyamon született.
Bogatírok, A Knight At the Crossroads, Christ Almighty, Judgement Day, Sirin and Alkonost The Birds of Joy and Sorrow, Boyan, The Last Judgement, Descent into Hell, God of hosts és Acrobats (Festival in a Paris Suburb). A művek évszáma és múzeuma a rangsorban található.
234 műve Viktor Mihajlovics Vasznyecov alkotása a katalógusunkban, 1867 és 1926 között.
Főleg Tretyakov-galéria (Moszkva), A Helyszíniségi Orosz Múzeum (Szentpétervár) és Kiev National Picture Gallery (Kyiv) található. A teljes listaért tekintse meg a fenti múzeumi táblázatot.
1880s idején: a rangsorolt 100 festmény közül 39 ebben az időszakban készült, beleértve a(z) Bogatírok.
A legkorábbi alkotás ezen az oldalon: Russian proverbs and sayings (1867). A legutóbbi: Flying carpet (1926).
A listán szereplő 100 festmény közül: Men (18), Women (16) és Portraits (14).
Oil On Canvas, a 100 festmény közül, amelyek ebben a rangsorban szerepelnek, 5 darab.
Realism, a jelen oldalon rangsorolt festmények alapján.
Igen. Az oldalon található összes festmény rendelhető kézzel festett olajfestmény-másolatként vagy nyomtatványként is. Nyissa meg a festményt, válassza ki a méretet, és adja meg a zamówelést.
Viktor Mikhaylovich Vasnetsov, a name synonymous with the heart of Russia itself, was more than just an artist; he was a conduit to the nation’s soul. Born in 1848 in the remote village of Lopyal, nestled within the Vyatka Governorate – now Kirov – his early life was steeped in both religious tradition and a nascent artistic sensibility nurtured by his father, a priest and amateur painter. This unique upbringing laid the foundation for Vasnetsov’s extraordinary journey, one that would ultimately transform him into Russia's foremost interpreter of its rich folklore, epic legends, and profound spiritual heritage.
Initially drawn to theological studies at the Vyatka Seminary, Vasnetsov soon realized his true calling lay not in the scriptures but in capturing the vibrant world around him. He abandoned his academic pursuits to pursue painting with unwavering dedication, enrolling at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg in 1867. It was within these hallowed halls that he encountered and forged lasting friendships with some of Russia’s most influential artists – a circle deeply influenced by the Peredvizhniki movement, known for their commitment to realism and social commentary. However, Vasnetsov's artistic trajectory took an unexpected turn when he became utterly captivated by the ancient *byliny*—the epic tales of heroes, gods, and fantastical creatures that formed the bedrock of Russian folklore.
This fascination with the *byliny* marked a pivotal shift in Vasnetsov’s artistic development. He began to move away from the prevailing realist tendencies of his time, embracing instead a style that blended meticulous detail with elements of fantasy and symbolism—a style that would soon become uniquely Russian. Influenced by artists like Isaak Levitan, whose landscapes evoked a sense of melancholy beauty, and Ivan Aivazovsky, renowned for his dramatic seascapes, Vasnetsov nonetheless carved out his own distinct voice. His travels to Western Europe exposed him to the burgeoning Symbolist movement, further enriching his artistic vocabulary with evocative imagery and layered meanings.
Early works like After the Rain and The Boy with a Bottle of Vodka showcased his remarkable ability to capture the essence of peasant life, reflecting the social realities of his time. However, it was his embrace of Russian folklore that truly set him apart. Paintings such as Alyonushka, Ivan Tsarevich Riding the Grey Wolf, and – perhaps most famously – A Knight at the Crossroads transported viewers to a world of ancient heroes, magical creatures, and timeless legends. These works weren’t merely illustrations; they were vibrant embodiments of Russian identity, imbued with a profound sense of national pride and spiritual depth.
Vasnetsov's artistic output spanned a remarkable range of subjects, but he is most celebrated for his depictions of *bogatyrs* – the heroic warriors who feature prominently in Russian folklore. These figures, rendered with immense power and dignity, became symbols of Russian strength, resilience, and unwavering spirit. His designs for St. Vladimir’s Cathedral in Kyiv are equally iconic, showcasing his mastery of Byzantine architectural principles while imbuing the structure with a distinctly Russian aesthetic.
Recurring themes throughout Vasnetsov's oeuvre include heroism, spirituality, national identity, and the mystical power of nature. He didn’t simply depict these elements; he imbued them with profound emotional resonance, inviting viewers to contemplate the very essence of what it meant to be Russian. His ability to seamlessly blend historical accuracy with fantastical imagination cemented his place as a true visionary artist.
Viktor Vasnetsov’s contribution to Russian art extends far beyond individual masterpieces. He played a crucial role in the Russian Revivalist movement, which sought to reclaim and celebrate Russia's rich cultural heritage—a movement that profoundly shaped the nation’s artistic identity. His work helped to revive interest in Russian folklore, mythology, and history, ensuring that these traditions would continue to inspire generations of artists and intellectuals.
Vasnetsov died on July 23, 1926, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate today. His paintings are treasured national treasures, admired for their beauty, power, and profound connection to the Russian soul. He remains not just an artist but a cultural icon—a testament to the enduring power of myth, memory, and artistic vision.
