Ilya Repin
Ilya Repin was a famous Russian artist from the 19th and 20th century. Repin was also a well known sculptor of the Peredvizhniki artistic school. Repin was born in the part of Russia now known as Ukraine. He was a big part of the Realism movement and left an equally significant impact on Russian art as a whole. Repin paintings often tackled political and social issues of the time in the USSR and concentrated on deep thinking topics and depictions. This brave and innovative art style helped Repin to gain respect for others and his work has retained it's integrity up to the present day. You can see a gallery of famous Repin paintings below, each ready to buy online from this website as handmade reproductions.
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One of Repin's best known paintings is the intensive and memorable Ivan the Terrible and his Son. The contrast between the anger and destruction of father Ian and the calmness and subtlety of his son helped make this one of his very best and most explosive paintings.
Ilya Repin's most complex painting, Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks to Sultan Mehmed IV of the Ottoman Empire took an extraordinary 20 years to complete and was a real labour of love for it's artist who would regularly revisit it with a new take. Repin's aim was to portray feelings of liberty, equality, and fraternity and also draw attention to Ukrainian Cossack republicanism.
At the height of his career Repin captured many famous Russian celebrities including the novelist Leo Tolstoy, the scientist Dmitri Mendeleev, the imperial official Pobedonostsev, the composer Mussorgsky, the philanthropist Pavel Tretyakov, and the Ukrainian poet and painter, Taras Shevchenko. Repin portraits would always offer a complex view of their character and aim to maintain the artist's integrity rather than serve as simply an advertising tool for each individual. His painting of the ceremonial session of the State Council of Imperial Russia remains his highest profile commission, coming from the Russian government.
Our paintings are handmade by highly experienced and skilled artists who produce paintings to a very high quality, as shown in the amount of happy customers that we have. We can supply any Repin painting in any size that you need, just contact us for a quote or if you have any questions. There is also a list of other Ilya Repin paintings ready to buy below:
- Preparation for the Examination
- Portrait of a Boy
- Portrait of Tatyana Repina, the Artist's Mother
- Job and His Friends
- Barge Haulers by Campfire
- Barge Haulers on the Volga
- Raising of Jairus' Daughter
- A Newspaper Seller in Paris
- Portrait of E Mamontova
- A Fisher-Girl
- Ukranian Girl
- Sadko
- Portrait of Vera Repina, the Artist's Wife
- On a Turf Bench
- River Bank
- Ukranian Girl by a Fence
- Portrait of the Artist Vasily Polenov
- Portrait of the Artist Arkhip Kuinji
- A Shy Peasant
- A Peasant with an Evil Eye
- An Archdeacon
- Self-Portrait
- Girl with Flowers Daughter of the Artist
- Portrait of the Artist Pavel Tchistyakov
- Tsarevna Sophia Alexeevna in the Novodevitchy Convent
- Apples and Leaves
- On a Bridge in Abramtsevo
- Portrait of Polixena Stasova
- Portrait of Efim Repin, the Artist's Father
- Refusal of the Confession
- Portrait of the Narrator of the Folk Tales V Tschegolionkov
- Portrait of Savva Mamontov
- Portrait of the Author Alexey Pisemsky
- Portrait of the Artist Nikolay Gay
- The Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks to Sultan Mahmoud IV
- Putting a Propagandist Under Arrest
- Krestny Khod (Religious Procession) in Kursk Gubernia
- Portrait of Nadya Repina, the Artist's Daughter
- Portrait of the Composer Modest Musorgsky
- Portrait of the Composer Anton Rubinstein
- Portrait of the Surgeon Nikolay Pirogov
- Portrait of the Artist Ivan Kramskoy
- Portrait of the Poet Afanasy Fet
- Portrait of the Military Engineer Andrey Delvig
- Portrait of the Actress Pelageya Strepetova
- Rest Portrait of Vera Repina, Artist's Wife
- Portrait of T A Mamontova
