In Jerusalem. Royal tombs 1885
vasilyvereshchagin
portrait
urban landscape
street art
holy-places
painted
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
derelict
street graffiti
urban art
group-portraits
painting painterly
watercolor
"In Jerusalem. Royal Tombs" is an 1885 painting by the Russian artist Vasily Vereshchagin. This artwork depicts a procession of figures in white robes entering a tomb in Jerusalem, likely referencing the burial of a royal figure. Vereshchagin was known for his depictions of war and its impact, and this painting, while not depicting a battle scene, demonstrates his keen eye for detail and interest in historical settings. The dramatic composition and realistic portrayal of light and shadow contribute to the painting's sense of solemnity and historical authenticity. Vereshchagin's work often sought to engage viewers with thought-provoking themes and historical references.
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