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Russian painting from the Don Foundation collection – from landscapes of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries to works by contemporary artists.

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The selection brings together painting of the Russian, Soviet and present-day Russian school – from classical landscape and still life of the late 19th to the mid-20th century to works by artists working today. It includes only artists whose place in the Russian artistic tradition has been confirmed; works by foreign masters in the collection are in the general Painting section.

97 works in the collection. Prices: from 95 to 70 000 $; price on request for some works

Showing 96 of 97 – the rest is in the Catalogue section.

Russian painting is the core of the collection. This selection holds 97 works of the Russian, Soviet and post-Soviet school: from 95 to 70 000 $; price on request for some works.

It is a broad chronological span – from turn-of-the-century landscape painters of the Peredvizhniki circle and the Academy, through the Soviet school and unofficial art, to artists working today: Mikhail Shemyakin, Konstantin Batynkov, Alexander Chursin, Oleg Ustinov, the SITO group.

“Russian school” here means an artistic tradition, not descent: the Greek-born Nikolai Khimona, who studied under Kuindzhi in St Petersburg, belongs to Russian painting, while a Russian-born émigré of the École de Paris does not. Each artist was checked individually.

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Questions and answers

What counts as Russian painting here?

Painting of the Russian, Soviet and post-Soviet school – artists who studied and worked in Russia, the USSR or the Russian Empire. It is a tradition, not descent; each artist was verified individually.

What does Russian painting cost here?

The range is from 95 to 70 000 $; price on request for some works, depending on the artist, period, technique and size.

Which periods are represented?

From late-19th to mid-20th-century landscape and still life to artists working today, including pre-revolutionary academic painting, the Soviet school and unofficial art.

How does this differ from the general painting section?

The general section includes foreign authors – Dalí, Carrubba, French and German masters. This selection is Russian, Soviet and post-Soviet school only.

How can I check a work’s authenticity?

We give the artist and technique where known, with details of any expert assessment, and state only what is documented.