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Crossing of the River Oyat
StyleRomanticism
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Vasily Polenov completed this scene of a crossing on the Oyat River in Russia. The Russian painter was known for his atmospheric landscapes and historical scenes. He captured the quiet beauty of the Russian countryside.
Polenov was a major figure in Russian Realism. This painting is held at the Polenovo Museum in Russia, the artist's former estate.
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About Crossing of the River Oyat
You can see it at Polenovo (Polenov Museum), Polenovo in Polenovo, Russia. Vasily Polenov created it. Vasily Polenov painted this scene of a crossing on the Oyat River in Russia.
Vasily Polenov created this Russian landscape scene You can see it at Polenovo (Polenov Museum), Polenovo. Vasily Polenov painted this scene of a crossing on the Oyat River in Russia.
Vasily Polenov was a Russian landscape painter who brought plein air painting techniques to Russia. His tranquil river scenes influenced younger Russian artists including Levitan and Korovin.
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