Arkhip KuindzhiOekraïne, 1842–1910Степь. Нива
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Пейзаж, на первом плане край желтого хлебного поля, в центре по дороге, уходящей по диагонали вглубь нивы, идет женщина в украинском костюме. Горизонт низкий, вдали силуэт ветряной мельницы, на небе белые облака. Подписи, надписи: Слева внизу подпись (греческий): Α. Κονἥνδζη. На подрамнике на верхней планке надписи графитным карандашом. Справа: Соб. 695 Б.О.Ох № 17222 по описи № 116 Слева: 14 я Яросл
Yaroslavl Art Museum
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In het leven van Arkhip Kuindzhi
Het hele leven1874
A bronze medal in London for “Snow”
The painting “Snow”, exhibited in 1873 at the Society for the Encouragement of Artists, won Kuindzhi a bronze medal at the International Exhibition in London in 1874.
1875
Marries Vera Kechedzhi-Shapovalova
In Mariupol Kuindzhi married Vera Leontievna Kechedzhi-Shapovalova, the daughter of a wealthy merchant, whom he had loved since his youth. After the wedding the couple left for Valaam.
1875
Admitted to the Peredvizhniki
In 1875 Kuindzhi was admitted to the Peredvizhniki, where he exhibited “The Steppes”, but from the following year he abandoned the Peredvizhnik ideas in his paintings. What mattered to him now was not to interpret life but to enjoy it and its beauty.
1875
In France: ordering a wedding tailcoat
In 1875 Kuindzhi visited France, where he ordered a wedding tailcoat with a top hat, and from there went on to Mariupol.
autumn 1877
Repin paints Kuindzhi’s portrait
In autumn 1877 Repin, briefly in the capital from Moscow, stayed in Kuindzhi’s apartment with its studio on Maly Prospekt on Vasilievsky Island and painted his portrait in a few days. In this apartment Kuindzhi later painted “Moonlit Night on the Dnieper” and “The Birch Grove”.
