Ivan Shishkin1832–1898Срубленные березы
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Шишкина по праву называли художником-ученым. Его скрупулезное отношение к передаче «малых» и «больших» природных форм (этюды «Срубленные березы», « Камни » ( Ж-2805 ) и др.) — характерная черта всех «шишкинских» пейзажей. Сергей Кривонденченков. Собрание живописи Шишкина в Русском музее // Иван Иванович Шишкин. 1832–1898. Картины, рисунки и акварели, гравюры из фондов Русского музея. СПб, 2020. С. 8.
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Dans la vie de Ivan Shishkin
La vie entière1863
Zurich: With Koller, First Etchings
He moved to Zurich, where under the guidance of Rudolf Koller he painted animals from life and first tried engraving with aqua regia; from there he made an excursion to Geneva to see the works of Diday and Calame.
1864–1865
Düsseldorf
He moved to Düsseldorf and attended the Düsseldorf art school; his pen drawings were placed in the Düsseldorf museum alongside works by Achenbach and Lessing.
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.
1866
Return to Russia
Homesick, he returned to St. Petersburg before his fellowship term expired; that same year his painting "Air" and six drawings were exhibited in Moscow.
