Ivan Shishkin1832–1898Хутор у ручья
May one see it?
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Ugra State Art Museum
Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia
The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.
- In this state since
- Source
- The museum
About the painting
In the museum's own words — in Russian
Пейзаж. В центре, на пригорке, изображение раскидистого лиственного дерева. Слева от дерева, ближе к первому плану, - небольшой шалаш, сложенный из жердей, с котелком, висящим над костром. На первом плане - мелкий ручей и изгородь из жердей, уходящая вглубь. За деревом, слева, виден фрагмент крыши деревянного строения. Небо голубое с легкими белыми облаками. Надписи: Лицевая сторона. Подпись в правом нижнем углу коричневым цветом: «И. Шишк » (далее неразборчиво). Оборотная сторона. На правой планке в верху "3" (в круге). В нижней правой части подрамника красным цветом "КП148". Ниже черным цветом "09, 89,43". На нижней перекладине красным карандашом "3К-2593".
Ugra State Art Museum
Particulars
Meanwhile, in the life of Ivan Shishkin
The whole life1857–1860 · Education
Imperial Academy of Arts
late 1850s
Trips to Valaam
In the years following Dubki he traveled with Gine and Dzhogin to Valaam Island on Lake Ladoga; these trips honed his skill in rendering nature precisely with brush and pencil.
1861
Academy Fellowship Abroad: Munich
As a stipendiary of the Academy he went to Munich, where he visited the studios of the popular animal painters, the brothers Benno and Franz Adam.
1865
Title of Academician
For "View in the Environs of Düsseldorf," painted in Düsseldorf on commission from the collector N. Bykov, the Imperial Academy of Arts conferred on Shishkin the title of academician.
1867
World's Fair in Paris
At the 1867 Exposition Universelle he showed several drawings and the painting "View in the Environs of Düsseldorf."
1871
"Pine Forest" at the 1st Peredvizhniki Exhibition
The painting "Pine Forest. Mast-Timber Forest in Vyatka Province" was shown at the 1st Peredvizhniki exhibition in St. Petersburg, drew uniformly favorable reviews, and attracted the attention of Pavel Tretyakov; in March 1872 it won first prize in the competition of the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts.
