List of Russian landscape painters

This is a list of landscape painters of the Russian Federation, Soviet Union, and Russian Empire, both ethnic Russians and people of other ethnicities. This list also includes painters who were born in Russia but later emigrated, and those born elsewhere but immigrated to the country and/or worked there for a long time. Artists are arranged in chronological order within the alphabetical tables. The basis for inclusion in this List can serve as the recognition of the artistic community, confirmed by authoritative sources, as well as the presence of article about the artist in Wikipedia.

For the full list of Russian artists in Wikipedia, see Category:Russian artists.

Alphabetical list

A
Portrait Person
Ivan Aivazovsky
(1817–1900)
 Russian Empire
(Armenian descent)
seascape and landscape painter, portraitist
(self-portrait, 1873)
The Ninth Wave, 1850
Fyodor Alekseyev
(1753–1824)
 Russian Empire
cityscape and landscape painter
Red Square in Moscow, 1801

B
Portrait Person
Vsevolod Bazhenov
(1908–1986)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape and seascape painter
Zlata Bizova
(born 1927)
 Soviet Union
landscape and genre painter
Konstantin Bogaevsky
(1872–1943)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
symbolist landscape painter
Ships. Evening sun, 1912
Alexey Bogolyubov
(1824–1896)
 Russian Empire
landscape and seascape painter
Smolny as seen from Bolshaya Okhta, 1851
Aleksandr Borisov
(1866–1934)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape painter
Murmansk harbour in March, 1896
Veniamin Borisov
(born 1935)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape and sityscape painter
Victor Borisov-Musatov
(1870–1905)
 Russian Empire
symbolist painter
(self-portrait with sister, 1898)
Spring, 1898-1901
Boris F. Borzin
(1923–1991)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape, genre, portrait and still life painter
Oil on canvas. Soviet art, realism school. Leningrad artists.

C
Portrait Person
Grigory Chernetsov
(1802–1865)
 Russian Federation
landscape, portrait, genre painter
The parade in the Kremlin in 1838, 1841
Evgeny Chuprun
(1927–2005)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
seascape, landscape, and genre painter

D
Portrait Person
Nikolai Dubovskoy
(1859–1918)
 Russian Empire
landscape painter
Silence, 1890

E
Portrait Person
Alexei Eriomin
(1918–1998)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape and genre painter

G
Portrait Person
Nikolai Galakhov
(born 1928)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape painter
Ivan Godlevsky
(1908–1998)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape painter
Vasily Golubev
(1925–1985)
 Soviet Union
landscape painter

K
Portrait Person
Mikhail Kaneev
(1923–1983)
 Soviet Union
cityscape and landscape painter
Yuri Khukhrov
(1932–2003)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
portrait, cityscape and landscape painter
Sergei Kolyada
(1907–1996)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
cityscape, still life, portrait and landscape painter
(self portrait, 1965)
Alexander Koroviakov
(1912–1993)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
cityscape, still life, and landscape painter
Konstantin Korovin
(1861–1932)
 Russian Empire
 France
impressionist painter
(portrait by Valentin Serov, 1891)
Arkhangelsk Port on Dvina, 1894
Mikhail Kozell
(1911–1993)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape painter
Simon Kozhin
(born 1979)
 Russian Federation
Landscape, portrait, stilllife, genre painter
Ferapontov Monastery.., 2003
Marina Kozlovskaya
(born 1925)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
portrait and landscape painter
Arkhip Kuindzhi
(1842–1910)
 Russian Empire
(Greek descent)
landscape painter
(portrait by Viktor Vasnetsov, 1869)
The Ladoga Lake, 1873

L
Portrait Person
Lev Lagorio
(1828–1905)
 Russian Empire
landscape and seascape painter
On the Caucasus Mountains, 1879
Isaac Levitan
(1860–1900)
 Russian Empire
(Jewish descent)
landscape painter
(self-portrait, 1880)
Birch Forest, 1885-1889
Piotr Litvinsky
(1927–2009)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape and history painter

M
Portrait Person
Dmitry Maevsky
(1917–1992)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape painter
Fyodor Matveyev
(1758–1826)
 Russian Empire
classicist landscape painter
The Colosseum in Rome
Nikolai Mukho
(1913–1986)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape and genre painter

N
Portrait Person
Mikhail Nesterov
(1862–1942)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
religious symbolist painter, portraitist
(portrait by Viktor Vasnetsov)
The Vision of the Youth Bartholomew, 1890–91
Alexander Naumov
(born 1935)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
genre and landscape painter
Samuil Nevelshtein
(1903–1983)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape and portrait painter
Anatoli Nenartovich
(1915–1988)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape and cityscape painter

O
Portrait Person
Vladimir Ovchinnikov
(1911–1978)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape painter
Sergei Osipov
(1915–1985)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape and still life painter

P
Portrait Person
Vasily Polenov
(1844–1927)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape painter, realist
(portrait by Ilya Repin)
A courtyard in Moscow, 1878
Evgeny Pozdniakov
(1923–1991)
 Soviet Union
landscape painter

R
Portrait Person
Nicholas Roerich
(1874–1947)
 Russian Empire
landscape painter
(portrait by Svetoslav Roerich, 1944)
Guests from Overseas, 1901
Arkady Rylov
(1870–1939)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
landscape painter
(Self portrait, 1939)
In the Blue Expanse, 1918

S
Portrait Person
Gleb Savinov
(1915–2000)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape, cityscape, and genre painter
Alexei Savrasov
(1830–1897)
 Russian Empire
lyrical landscape painter
(portrait by Iosif Volkov)
Rooks returned, 1871
Alexander Semionov
(1922–1984)
 Soviet Union
cityscape and landscape painter
Arseny Semionov
(1911–1992)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape, genre, and still life painter
Sylvester Shchedrin
(1791–1830)
 Russian Empire
neoclassical landscape painter
(self-portrait, 1817)
Lake of Albano, 1825
Ivan Shishkin
(1832–1898)
 Russian Empire
landscape painter
(portrait by Ivan Kramskoi, 1880)
Morning in a Pine Forest, 1886
Grigory Soroka
(1823–1864)
 Russian Empire
landscape painter, portraitist
(self-portrait)
Dam in Spasskoye, 1840s
Sergey Svetoslavsky
(1857–1931)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
cityscape painter
The backyard, 1900s

T
Portrait Person
German Tatarinov
(1925–2006)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape painter
Nikolai Timkov
(1912–1993)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape painter
Victor Teterin
(1922–1991)
 Soviet Union
landscape, genre, and still life painter
Leonid Tkachenko
(born 1927)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape, genre, and still life painter
Vitaly Tulenev
(1937–1998)
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape and genre painter

V
Portrait Person
Anatoli Vasiliev
(1917–1994)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
 Russian Federation
landscape and genre painter
Fyodor Vasilyev
(1850–1873)
 Russian Empire
lyrical landscape painter
(self-portrait, 1873)
After a Thunderstorm, 1868
Apollinary Vasnetsov
(1856–1933)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
history painter, stage designer
(portrait by Viktor Vasnetsov, 1890)
Kama river, 1895
Viktor Vasnetsov
(1848–1926)
 Russian Empire
 Soviet Union
mythology and history painter, Russian Revival style artist
(self-portrait, 1868)
Flying Carpet, 1880
Maxim Vorobiev
(1787–1855)
 Russian Empire
landscape painter
Sphinxes lining a quay in front of St Petersburg Academy of Arts, 1835
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See also

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