Портрет Веры Репиной, Ilya Repin, 1896
Ilya Repin, portraitIlya RepinUkrainian, 1844–1930

Портрет Веры Репиной

1896 · Drawing · 45.7 × 29.2 cm

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State Russian Museum

Saint Petersburg, Russia

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Museum text in Russian

Репина Вера Ильинична (1872 - 1948) – дочь художника.

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Р-7927

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In the life of Ilya Repin

The whole life
  1. 1894

    Rukovoditel masterskoy Akademii khudozhestv

    Профессор живописи вернулся в Академию педагогом. «Репин был плохим педагогом, но великим учителем» (Грабарь). Ученики: Малявин, Кустодиев, Билибин, Фешин, Остроумова-Лебедева.

  2. 1894–1895

    Friendship with Alexandre Benois; plans for a new association

    After meeting Alexandre Benois, Repin drew closer to the World of Art circle: in 1894–95 the artists visited one another and discussed plans for a new association of painters.

  3. 1898

    A journey to the Holy Land; an icon for Jerusalem

    In 1898 he travelled to the Holy Land and painted the icon “Carrying the Cross” for the Russian Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Jerusalem.

  4. December 1898

    Tretyakov’s funeral: “a mighty oak has fallen”

    Arriving in December 1898 for Pavel Tretyakov’s funeral, Repin wrote that a mighty, spreading oak had fallen, under whose branches so many good Russian artists had lived and prospered, and that when a time of temporary poverty came people would understand the vanished era, marvel at its grandeur and appreciate both the art and the collector.

  5. 1898–1899

    Rektor Vysshego khudozhestvennogo uchilishcha

    Преподавал в училище при Академии с 1893 по 1907 год, в 1898–1899 — ректор.

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