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Russian Empire · January 13, 1831 – March 8, 1898Wikidata

Ivan Shishkin

Russian landscape painter (1832-1898)

Born in Yelabuga. Died in Saint Petersburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 1831199 dated paintingsDied 1898

231 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Finnish National Gallery
  • Лесной ручей
    Лесной ручей
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Tatarstan State Museum of Fine Arts
  • Дуб
    Дуб
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Tatarstan State Museum of Fine Arts
  • Травы
    Травы
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Tatarstan State Museum of Fine Arts
  • Тропинка в лесу
    Тропинка в лесу
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Tatarstan State Museum of Fine Arts
  • Forest clearing
    Forest clearing
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century
  • Woodland Grove
    Woodland Grove
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century
  • The Brook
    The Brook
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century
  • Italian boy
    Italian boy
    presumably by · Presumably by Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Nizhniy Tagil State Museum of Fine Arts
  • Forest. Study
    Forest. Study
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Detail of a Forest
    Detail of a Forest
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
  • Wooded landscape
    Wooded landscape
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century
  • Forest
    Forest
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Kovalenko Krasnodar Regional Art Museum
  • Forest landscape
    Forest landscape
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Narva Museum's art collection
  • Hut in the Forest
    Hut in the Forest
    Ivan Shishkin
    19th century · Tchaikovsky Art Gallery
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