This Thursday I’ve finally visited the exhibition of Ivan Aivazovsky (1817-1900) in the Tretyakov Gallery devoted to the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Crimean View at Sunset (1862). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Wave (1889). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Closed-sleigh Drivers in Little Russia (1850s – 1860s). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – The Ninth Wave (1850). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Icebergs (1870). Oil on canvas. This painting was devoted to the 50th anniversary of Antarctica’s exploration by the Russian expedition of Faddey Bellinsgauzen and Mikhail Lazarev on January 28, 1820.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Windmills in Ukrainian Steppe at Sunset (1862). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – View of Moscow from the Sparrow Hills (1848). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Russian Squadron on the Raid of Sevastopol (1846). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Peter the Great at Krasnaya Gorka, Lighting a Signal Fire on the Shore for His Sinking Ships (1846). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Manoeuvres of the Black Sea Fleet in 1849 (1886). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Storm near Yevpatoria on November 2, 1854 (1861). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Winter Caravan on the Road (1857). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Saint Petersburg Stock Exchange (1847). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Emperor Alexander II on a Ride on the Frozen Neva River (1890). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Portrait of Anna Aivazovskaya, Artist’s Second Wife (1882). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – The Battle of Sinop (1853). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Sea Storm (1872). Oil on canvas.
Ivan Aivazovsky – Mountain Village Gunib in Dagestan. View from the East (1869). Oil on canvas.
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