Moscow School of Painting

The Moscow School of Painting refers to a significant movement in Russian art that emerged in the late 19th to early 20th centuries. It is characterized by a focus on realistic representation, academic training, and an emphasis on subject matter drawn from everyday life and Russian culture. Prominent artists associated with this school aimed to blend traditional European techniques with a distinctly Russian aesthetic. The movement contributed to the development of Russian art and influenced later styles, ultimately paving the way for modern art forms in Russia while retaining a strong connection to its historical roots.