View of Lubyanka 1800
fyodoralekseyev
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tree
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abstract painting
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impressionist painting style
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holy-places
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impressionist landscape
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possibly oil pastel
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oil painting
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acrylic on canvas
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underpainting
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square
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painting painterly
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watercolour illustration
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street
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watercolor
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building
Fyodor Alekseyev's "View of Lubyanka" (1800) depicts the bustling Lubyanka Square in Moscow, Russia. The painting showcases the architectural significance of the square, particularly the impressive Church of the Savior on the Lubyanka, with its onion-shaped domes. The scene features a lively crowd of people, horses, and carriages, capturing the vibrancy of daily life in early 19th-century Moscow. This work, now housed at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, offers a glimpse into the city's history and serves as a valuable example of early Russian cityscape painting.
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