Art and Faith

Sunday, 22 June 2008

Aleksandr Alekseyev. A Young Girl in Russian Folk Dress. 1837

Filed under: 19th century, Russian, fine art, human study, portrait — 01varvara @ 1330

A Young Girl in Russian Folk Dress (Aleksandr Alekseyev, 1837)

I’m pulling back now to a period closer to the roots of Russian art in the modern sense. No, not Modern Art, but, “modern” art in the meaning of “painting done in the academic Western European style”. However, there appear to be aspects of naive technique, so, this may very well be an untrained artist, or, one who only attended a provincial art school (probably the latter).

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