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The colorful, happy scene of 3 friends, "Milkmaids, Novella" is depicted on this ceramic mug. Original Russian impressionism painting by Russian artist, Nikolai Baskakov was painted in 1962. Favorite painting from exhibitions at The Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Scene shown on both mug sides. Mug is 4 inches high x 3.25 inches wide.
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Aleksandr Mikhailovich Gerasimov, Trees in Bloom
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Milkmaids unframed poster, Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov, Milkmaids, Novella, 1962
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Favorite paintings from past and present exhibitions at The Museum of Russian Art
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The official catalog of the Soviet Dis-Union: Socialist Realist and Nonconformist Art Exhibition at The Museum of Russian Art, edited by Joan Lee.
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Published by The Museum of Russian Art.
The catalog for the Korzhev exhibition at The Museum of Russian Art is a comprehensive synopsis of the artists's first solo exhibition beyond the borders of the former Soviet Union. the exhibition catalog features full color illustrations of the 63 individual works included in the exhibition and personal photos from the artist.
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nicolai Fechin always remained a Russian artist. For Fechin, art was the essence, form and style of life- it was everything. He perceived the world through shape, color, line, and composition, but his artistic methods and technical refinements never became ends in themselves-his magical artistry was connected to a deep comprehension of nature.
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Masters of Russian Impressionism: Sergei Petrovich Tkachev and Aleksei Petrovich Tkachev
This book is the first in the English language to be published on these remarkable brothers, and it includes 178 color plates that reflect their own life experiences and those of their rural neighbors.
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The Kargopol Museum occupies a special place in the Russian North, a treasure-trove of Russian culture.
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Boris Mikhailovich Kustodiev: Paintings, Graphics and Sculpture from Museums, Libraries, and Private Collections in the Russian Federation.
V. F. Kruglov
In an era of art movements and styles of kaleidoscopic variety and transience, Kustodiev (1878-1927) was a creative force continually discovering new outlets for his own talent without confirming to any vogues. In this Russian Museum catalog of a retrospective exhibition 312 works in 5 genres from over 20 lenders demonstrate Kustodiev's originality, vigor, and versatility, and establish his reputation in Russian and European art.
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