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Photorealistic Paintings of Ivan Shishkin

Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin (1832-1898) was one of the greatest Russian landscape painters, who created very photorealistic pictures.

In his paintings, he often depicted the nature of the central zone of the East European Plain, also known as the Russian Plain, one of the largest plains in the world.

Rye (1878).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 1

Marsh. Polesie (1890).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 2

View of Valaam Island (1858).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 3

Rain in an Oak Forest (1891).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 4

In the Rye (1866).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 5

Oak Trees (1886).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 6

Oak Grove (1887).

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Oaks (1887).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 8

Winter (1890).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 9

The Kama River near Yelabuga (1895).

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 10

The Morning in a Pine Forest (1889) – the most famous painting of Ivan Shishkin and one of the most famous landscapes in the history of Russian art.

Photorealistic paintings of Ivan Shishkin, picture 11

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