Isaac Levitan1860–1900Абрамцево
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Пейзаж. Этюд. На первом плане часть реки, вдающаяся углом в покрытый травою берег. В глубине - высокий противоположный берег, поросший лиственными деревьями, густо стоящими в правой половине и разрежающимися слева. В левой половине видна узкая клинообразная полоса светлого облачного неба. Передний край реки высветлен. Без подписи и даты.
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Mientras tanto, en la vida de Isaac Levitan
La vida entera1873–1885
Friends from school: Korovin, Nesterov, Shekhtel, N. Chekhov
During his years at the school Levitan befriends Konstantin Korovin, Mikhail Nesterov, the architect Fyodor Shekhtel and the painter Nikolay Chekhov — the writer's brother, who entered the school in 1875.
1879
Expelled from Moscow after the attempt on the tsar
After Alexander Soloviev's attempt on Alexander II (2 April), a decree is issued forbidding Jews to live in Moscow, and the eighteen-year-old Levitan is expelled; for the next couple of years he lives with his brother, sister and brother-in-law in a small dacha at Saltykovka near Balashikha. A year later, with the money from the sale of his painting “Evening after Rain”, he rents a furnished room on Bolshaya Lubyanka.
1880
Tretyakov buys “Autumn Day” for 100 roubles
The famous philanthropist and art collector Pavel Mikhailovich Tretyakov buys the painting for 100 roubles and will go on to acquire about twenty more of Levitan's works.
early 1880s
Illustrations for the magazine “Moscow” and the book “Kremlin”
In the early 1880s he works with the Chekhov brothers on the illustrated magazine “Moscow” and illustrates M. Fabritsius's edition “Kremlin”.
