Nikolai Polissky brings to mind the great Russian writer Ivan Turgenev, who always set his tales of village life in all its hardships and folklore against landscapes of hauntingly natural beauty ...

The blockbuster exhibit, with most works on loan from Russian museums, covers 800 years of art and history. And with so much to choose from there were some disputes between the Russians and ...

1. Andrei Rublev (1360 - 1428) Andrei Rublev is the most prominent Russian icon painter. His legendary Holy Trinity (1411) is regarded as a spiritual symbol of Russian art.

“About six Russian oligarchs are trying to quietly sell major works … in the $30 million to $100 million range,” an art insider told Page Six.

About 22 years ago, he began collecting Russian art, specifically from 1935-85, during the Cold War, a period in which he said art was controlled by the state.

The artwork of Russian street artist Alexey Menschikov works in perfect harmony with its canvas—making spectators stop and wonder which came first, his paint or the urban landscape.

A tiny Russian factory town is a curious place to find street art around every corner, but that’s exactly what photographer Elena Chernyshova saw when she wandered into Vyksa, a mono-industrial ...

Late Russian landscape painter Valentine Mihaylovich Sidorov is known for capturing a variety of tranquil natural views in four seasons. His canvases also deliver a scholarly refinement which ...

The recovered landscape is estimated to be worth around $1 million, Russian state-media TASS reported, citing “a source in law enforcement.” The suspect could be seen on the gallery's CCTV ...

While there are other museums in the United States rooted in Russian culture and history — the Museum of Russian Icons in Massachusetts and MORA Museum of International Art in New Jersey, for ...