The heyday of the Kremlin. All-Svyatsky Bridge and the Kremlin at the end of the XVII century by Apollinarius Vasnetsov

The most favorite theme of the historical cycle of A. Vasnetsov’s works was Moscow of the 17th century – an era that the artist himself studied and loved most.

However, in general, the coverage of historical periods of interest for him was, of course, broader for this artist-scientist.

For example, the series of watercolors consistently conceived by the artist was created in the 1920s with the views of the Kremlin from the construction of the first wooden walls to its heyday in the 17th century.

Related Paintings

At dawn at the Resurrection Bridge. The end of the XVII century by Apollinarius Vasnetsov Red Square in the second half of the XVII century by Apollinarius Vasnetsov The Moscow torture chamber. The end of the XVI century (Konstantin-Eleninsky gate of the Moscow prison at the turn of the XVI and XVII centuries) by Apollinarius Vasnetsov The Square of Ivan the Great in the Kremlin. XVII century by Apollinarius Vasnetsov The Moscow Kremlin with Dmitri Donskoi by Apollinarius Vasnetsov The Moscow Kremlin under Ivan Kalita by Apollinarius Vasnetsov El apogeo del Kremlin. El Puente de Todos los Santos y el Kremlin a finales del siglo XVII – Apollinary Vasnetsov Kama by Apollinarius Vasnetsov