Vasily Perov1834–1882Учитель рисования
May one see it?
Unknown
Ivanovo Regional Art Museum
Ivanovo, 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
В интерьере комнаты у коричневого деревянного стола - изображение сидящего на стуле мужчины с грустным задумчивым лицом, одетого в серый костюм. На столе - учебный анатомический атлас, белые листы с набросками. Под стулом - перевернутая шляпа-котелок. У ножки стоящего слева стула - синяя папка. За ним - фрагмент окна с розовой занавеской, рядом на стене - большое зеркало в деревянной раме с подсвечниками по сторонам.
Ivanovo Regional Art Museum
Particulars
- Accession number
- ЖР-241
In the catalog
Sources
- The State Catalogue of the Museum Fund of Russia
- Image: Ivanovo Regional Art Museum — © Ивановский областной художественный музей · Госкаталог музейного фонда РФ
Meanwhile, in the life of Vasily Perov
The whole life1860–1861
Moves to St Petersburg for the large gold medal
Having won the right to compete for the large gold medal, Perov moved to St Petersburg.
autumn 1862
Marries Elena Sheins
In the autumn of 1862 Perov married Elena Edmondovna Sheins.
December 1862
Leaves abroad as an Academy pensioner
In December 1862 Perov and his wife left for abroad, he as a pensioner of the Academy of Arts: via Berlin, Dresden and Düsseldorf he reached Paris.
1863–1864
Paris: scenes of European street life
In Paris Perov painted scenes of European street life: “The Vendor of Statuettes”, “The Savoyard”, “The Organ-Grinder”, “Beggars on the Boulevard”, “Musicians and Bystanders”, “The Ragpickers”.
1864
Returns to Moscow ahead of schedule
Having received the Academy's permission to return early and continue his pensionership in Russia, Perov came back to Moscow, where the rest of his life was spent, and settled in the house of his wife's uncle, F. F. Rezanov.
