Where to See Early Spring: State Russian Museum

Konstantin Korovin captured the season's first warmth in this Russian landscape. The thawing snow and bare trees herald spring's arrival. Korovin was Russia's leading Impressionist, bringing French techniques to Russian subjects.

His vibrant brushwork and color influenced generations of Russian painters. This work hangs at the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.

Konstantin Korovin, Russia's foremost Impressionist painter You can see it at State Russian Museum. The thawing snow and bare trees herald spring's arrival.

You can see it at State Russian Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Konstantin Korovin created it. The thawing snow and bare trees herald spring's arrival.

Konstantin Korovin was Russia's first Impressionist painter. His early spring landscapes capture the moment when snow melts and new growth appears, rendered with loose, colorful brushwork.

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