In Shuvalovo 1926

Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin's *In Shuvalovo* is a 1926 painting that depicts a group of women standing by a riverbank overlooking a picturesque Russian village. The composition is dominated by the reflection of the village in the river, which is rendered in a hazy, dreamlike style. The figures of the women, standing in the foreground, are depicted in a more realistic manner, with a sense of melancholy. Petrov-Vodkin was a prominent artist of the Russian avant-garde, known for his unique style that combined realism with symbolism. *In Shuvalovo* is considered one of his most important works and exemplifies his signature style.