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5 Russian classical artists whose lives improved after the revolution
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Gateway to Russia
Tretyakov galleryHis art was for everyone, but, at the same time, it never lost its connection with classical painting.
Pyotr KonchalovskySputnikA pillar of the Russian avant-garde, the ‘Soviet Cézanne’ as the artist was called.
Russian museumAfter the revolution, he chose not to emigrate.
Tretyakov galleryLater, Igor Grabar headed the Abramtsevo Museum-Estate, where he was involved in the restoration of Moscow's oldest monastery, the Andronikov Monastery, as well as the establishment of the Andrei Rublev Museum of Old Russian Art within it.
Russian museumYuon captured the events of 1917, which he witnessed firsthand in Moscow, on canvas, creating a unique chronicle of the revolution.