Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov Art Value Price Guide

Nov. 03, 2024
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $800 - $1,000
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US SHIPPING: $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Oct. 28, 2024
IVAN VLADIMIROV (1869 / 1870-1947) An episode from the First World War. Departure of the Cossacks on the village outskirts
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
signed in Cyrillic and dated ‘1916’ (lower right) oil on board 13 x 32 cm executed in 1916
Hermitage Fine Art
Jun. 25, 2024
IVAN VLADIMIROV (1870-1947) View of Sevastopol
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
oil on canvas 27 x 38 cm
Hermitage Fine Art
Mar. 31, 2024
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $850 - $1,100
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jan. 07, 2024
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $850 - $1,100
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Oct. 08, 2023
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $850 - $1,100
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jul. 02, 2023
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $900 - $1,150
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jun. 28, 2023
IVAN VLADIMIROV (1870-1947) View of Sevastopol
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
oil on canvas 27 x 38 cm huile sur toile 27 x 38 cm
Hermitage Fine Art
Jun. 28, 2023
IVAN VLADIMIROV (1870-1947) Refugees from Vilna
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
signed, titled in Cyrillic and dated 'I. Vladimirov/ 1916/ a flood of refugees from Vilna' (lower left) pastel on paper 30.5 х 42.5 cm painted in 1916 signé, titré en cyrillique et daté 'I. Vladimirov/ 1916/ un flot de réfugiés de Vilna' (en bas à gauche) pastel sur papier 30.5 х 42.5 cm peint en 1916
Hermitage Fine Art
Jun. 15, 2023
IVAN VLADIMIROV (RUSSIAN 1869-1947)
Est: $800 - $1,000
IVAN VLADIMIROV (RUSSIAN 1869-1947) Agitation, oil on board 33 x 45 cm (13 x 17 3/4 in.) framed dimensions: 44 x 57 cm (17 3/8 x ) signed lower right
Shapiro Auctions LLC
Apr. 09, 2023
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $900 - $1,200
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jan. 02, 2023
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $950 - $1,250
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Dec. 10, 2022
Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (russisch, 1869 - 1947), Jagdhund, Öl auf Leinwand
Est: -
Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (russisch, 1869 - 1947), Jagdhund, Öl auf Leinwand, unten links bezeichnet, Maße: H. 62 cm, B. 70,5 cm, Rahmen: H. 109,5 cm, B. 87 cm. Guter altersbedingter Zustand, restauriert.
Auktionshaus Demessieur
Nov. 11, 2022
Vladimirov, Ivan A - Russische Kavallerie (Kosaken…
Est: €450 -
Vladimirov, Ivan A Russische Kavallerie (Kosaken). Öl auf Holztafel. Links unten signiert (kyrill.). Um 1910. Bildgröße: 54 x 36 cm. Im goldbronzierten Leistenrahmen mit aufmontiertem "militärischen" Stuck. Ivan A. Vladimirov (1869-1947) wurde vor allem als Maler militärischer Szenen bekannt. Er erhielt seine künstlerische Ausbildung an der Petersburger Akademie bei F. Rubo, B. Villeval'de und A. Kivshenko, wurde Mitglied der Peredvizhniki und arbeitete bei Détaille in Paris. Als zeichnender Militärkorrespondent in mehreren Kriegen schuf er zahlreiche Entwürfe und Skizzen, auf die sein späteres Werk aufbaute. 1917 dokumentierte er die Ereignisse der Revolution, wurde später Mitglied der AHRR und schuf auch Plakate. Bekannt sind auch "inoffizielle" Zeichnungen. Arbeiten des Künstlers sind in Sammlungen bekannter russischer Museen vertreten. - Es sind mehrere, rechts unten signierte und teilweise beglaubigte Wiederholungen der Komposition durch den Künstler bekannt (als Ölbild und Aquarell). - Mit wenigen kleinen Fehlstellen im Bild, leicht fleckig, Rahmen mit restaurierten Brüchen im Stuck sowie Goldabplatzungen.
Nosbüsch & Stucke GmbH
Oct. 09, 2022
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $1,000 - $1,300
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jul. 03, 2022
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $1,050 - $1,350
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jun. 26, 2022
Ivan Vladimirov (1869-1947) - Wold War I. Soldiers in the front line
Est: €8,000 - €10,000
Ivan Vladimirov (1869-1947) Wold War I. Soldiers in the front line signed in Cyrillic and dated ‘I Vladimirov 1916’ (lower left) oil on canvas 56 x 75 cm Painted in 1916 Literature: RUSSIAN REALISM. XIX-XX CENTURIES, exh. cat., the State Gallery of Art, Sopot, Poland, 2014, p. 126 Exhibited: RUSSIAN REALISM. XIX-XX CENTURIES, the State Gallery of Art, Sopot, Poland, 2014
Hermitage Fine Art
May. 06, 2022
VLADIMIROV, IVAN ALEKSEEVICH: Scheuneninterieur mit Familie am Klavier.
Est: CHF2,000 - CHF3,000
VLADIMIROV, IVAN ALEKSEEVICH (Vilnius 1869 - 1947 Leningrad) : Scheuneninterieur mit Familie am Klavier; Öl auf Leinwand; 49x66 cm; sig. u. dat. 1922 u.r.
Dobiaschofsky Auktionen AG
Apr. 17, 2022
ATTR TO Ivan Vladimiroff (Russia,1868-1947) oil painting
Est: $1,050 - $1,350
ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Lithuanian, Russian, 1868 - 1947) NAME: Train Passing through Village MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One faint scratch 1" long. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. SIGHT SIZE: 24 x 29 inches / 60 x 73 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 38 inches / 83 x 96 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 120212 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov - Russian, Soviet painter and draftsman, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Known as an artist of the realistic school in painting, a battle painter and the author of a series of documentary sketches of the revolutionary events of 1917, the everyday life of war communism in 1918-1921.Ivan Alekseevich was born in Vilna (Vilnius) in the family of a priest Alexei Vladimirov (born 1830) and an Englishwoman Kate Vladimiroff (Waghorn). Father, at one time worked as a librarian at the Moscow English Club. Mother was a watercolorist.At the age of 12, Ivan was already working as a coal miner. He traveled a lot alone in England and Polissya. He received his artistic education at the Vilna Drawing School of Ivan Trutnev. He studied at the St. Petersburg cadet school, left the service due to illness. In 1891-1893 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, where he specialized with Bogdan Villevalde, Alexei Kivshenko and Franz Roubaud.He volunteered for the 210th Izhora Battalion of the Russian Army. In 1894 he attended the Military Infantry School.Every year he spent summers in the Caucasus in mountain villages, bringing from there material for paintings that were awarded large and small silver medals: "The Capture of the Turkish Redoubt", "Dressing Station during the Caucasian War". For the painting "Dressing station during the Caucasian War" in 1893 he received the title of class artist of the second degree, which gave him the opportunity to start independent work. In 1897, for the painting "The Battle of the Adyghes on the Malka River" he was awarded the title of class artist of the first degree.He was an art correspondent for the Niva magazine during the Russian-Japanese (1904-1905), Balkan (1912-1913) and World War I.Vladimirov owns copies and sketches of the remains of the painting of the X-XI centuries of the Sentinsky temple in the Teberdinsky gorge of Karachay-Cherkessia.Being an opponent of modernism in art, he offered his paintings for the exhibition of artists "World of Art", but was rejected as an outdated realist. Then he painted several paintings on Finnish subjects in the manner of the World of Art, and under a Finnish pseudonym he gave these paintings to the exhibition. He was accepted, received flattering words from Alexandre Benois, the paintings were sold.And only at the end of the exhibition, Vladimirov exposed the whole intrigue with a letter to the newspaper. The artist received a lot of sympathetic letters, even a postcard from Ilya Repin, congratulating Vladimirov on a successful modernist prank: "Dear Ivan Alekseevich! I hasten to greet you for your magnificent joke on impudent mazilki and pathetic pygmies who imagined themselves to be innovators of our native art. Your joke dealt a deadly blow to all the decadents and other muffins - the enemies of realism in painting."In the 1910s he lived with his wife and two daughters at his dacha on Morskaya Street. Now the territory of the former dacha of Vladimirov is part of the governor's dacha of the village of Komarovo.In 1917-1918, while working in the Petrograd police, he painted portraits of wanted criminals. He made a large series of documentary sketches of the events of 1917-1918 ("The Arrest of the Tsarist Generals" (1918), "Petrograd. Spring 1918" (1918), etc.).In 1921, he collaborated with the American Relief Administration (ARA), primarily with Frank Golder and Donald Ranshaw, as well as with the Youthful Christian Association (YMCA) - with Spurgeon Milton Keene and Ethan Theodore Colton. All four bought his drawings, which were then taken to the United States.During the Soviet-Finnish war, due to his age, he could not go to the front and, according to newspaper reports, he created the paintings "Surrender of the White Finns", "Entry of Soviet troops to Vyborg".During the Great Patriotic War, he was in besieged Leningrad, prepared posters, made sketches and sketches, painted pictures ("The Battle for Tikhvin", 1943; "Fight on the Streets of Berlin", 1946), kept a diary of the blockade.He died on December 14, 1947 in Leningrad at the age of 78. He was buried at the Serafimovsky cemetery in St. Petersburg.The works of I. A. Vladimirov are kept in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, in museums and private collections.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Dec. 01, 2021
Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Russian, 1869-1947) Train depot
Est: £800 - £1,200
Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (Russian, 1869-1947) Train depot signed in Cyrillic and dated '1920' (lower right), titled in Cyrillic (lower left) watercolour on paper 27 x 34.5cm (10 5/8 x 13 9/16in). For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website
Bonhams
Nov. 25, 2021
IVAN VLADIMIROV (1869 / 1870-1947) - An episode from the First World War. D…
Est: €4,000 - €5,500
IVAN VLADIMIROV (1869 / 1870-1947) An episode from the First World War. Departure of the Cossacks on the village outskirts signed in Cyrillic «Petrovichev 1918» (lower right) oil on board 13 x 32 cm executed in 1916 ИВАН АЛЕКСЕЕВИЧ ВЛАДИМИРОВ (1869 / 1870-1947) Эпизод из Первой Мировой войны. Разъезд казаков у деревенской околицы подпись справа внизу ‘И. Владимировъ 1916’ картон, масло 13 x 32 см 1916 год Знаменитый художник-баталист. Начальное художественное образование получил в Виленской рисовальной школе. С 1888 года – вольнослушатель в батальном классе петербургской Академии художеств (у Б. Виллевальде.) В 1889-1891 занимался в Одесском училище изящных искусств. В качестве художника посещал театры боевых действий восстания в Китае (1900), русско-японской (1904-1905), балканской и Первой мировой (1914-1917) войн. Художник-корреспондент журналов ‘Нива’, ‘Огонек’, ‘Dailygraphic’. С 1946 года – заслуженный деятель искусств РСФСР. Работы хранятся в Государственной Третьяковской галерее, Государственном Русском музее и многих собраниях России.
Hermitage Fine Art
Oct. 15, 2021
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russian
Est: $300 - $400
Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov (1869-1947) ; the first half of 20 century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; 16 x 22 cm (6 x 9 in.) ; signed lower left
Art-Torg
Aug. 12, 2021
Ivan VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russia
Est: $400 - $500
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) ; early 20th century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; dimensions 16 x 10 cm (6 1/3 x 4 in.) ; signed lower left ; Shipping to USA: DHL - $160 , National post with tracking service - $80 ; Shipping to Europe, Russia, Middle Assia: DHL - $100 , National post with tracking service - $40
Art-Torg
Jun. 16, 2021
Ivan Alekseevich VLADIMIROV (1869 / 1870-1947) An episode from the First World War. Departure of the Cossacks on the village outskirts
Est: €4,000 - €5,500
Ivan Alekseevich VLADIMIROV (1869 / 1870-1947) An episode from the First World War. Departure of the Cossacks on the village outskirts signed in Cyrillic and dated ‘1916’ (lower right) oil on board 13 x 32 cm executed in 1916 Иван Алексеевич Владимиров (1869 / 1870-1947) Эпизод из Первой Мировой войны. Разъезд казаков у деревенской околицы.подпись справа внизу ‘И. Владимировъ 1916’ картон, масло 13 x 32 см 1916 год Знаменитый художник-баталист. Начальное художественное образование получил в Виленской рисовальной школе. С 1888 года – вольнослушатель в батальном классе петербургской Академии художеств (у Б. Виллевальде.) В 1889-1891 занимался в Одесском училище изящных искусств. В качестве художника посещал театры боевых действий восстания в Китае (1900), русско-японской (1904-1905), балканской и Первой мировой (1914-1917) войн. Художник-корреспондент журналов ‘Нива’, ‘Огонек’, ‘Dailygraphic’. С 1946 года – заслуженный деятель искусств РСФСР. Работы хранятся в Государственной Третьяковской галерее, Государственном Русском музее и многих собраниях России.
Hermitage Fine Art
Apr. 16, 2021
IWAN ALEKSEEVITSCH WLADIMIROFF 1870 Vilno - 1947 Leningrad (St. Petersburg) Abschiednehmende Bauern
Est: €5,000 - €10,000
IVAN ALEXEJEVITCH VLADIMIRIOFF 1870 Vilno - Leningrad (St. Petersburg) 1947 Abschiednehmende Bauern VALEDICTORY PEASANTS Öl auf Leinwand. 48 cm x 69 cm. Unten rechts in Kyrillisch signiert 'I. Wladimirow', verso Oil on canvas, 48 by 69 cm, lower right in Cyrillic signed 'I. Vladimirov', on the backside dated '1930'. Provenienz: Auktion Bonhams London, The Russian Sale, 28.11.2005, Los 102. Provenance: Auction Bonhams London, The Russian Sale, 28.11.2005, lot 102. IWAN ALEKSEEVITSCH WLADIMIROFF 1870 Vilno - 1947 Leningrad (St. Petersburg) Abschiednehmende Bauern Öl auf Leinwand. 48 cm x 69 cm. Unten rechts in Kyrillisch signiert 'I. Wladimirow', verso datiert '1930'. Provenienz: Auktion Bonhams London, The Russian Sale, 28.11.2005, Los 102.
Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
Dec. 11, 2020
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russian
Est: $300 - $400
Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov (1869-1947) ; the first half of 20 century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; 16 x 22 cm (6 x 9 in.) ; signed lower left
Art-Torg
Oct. 27, 2020
IVAN ALEKSEEVIC VLADIMIROV (1869-1947)
Est: €10,000 - €15,000
War. Soldiers in the Front Line signed in Cyrillic and dated ‘1916’ (lower left) oil on canvas 56 x 75 cm painted in 1916 ИВАН АЛЕКСЕЕВИЧ ВЛАДИМИРОВ (1870-1947) Война. Солдаты на фронтовой. подпись и дата ‘Владимиров 1916’ (слева внизу) Холст, масло 56 х 75 см 1916 год
Hermitage Fine Art
Oct. 09, 2020
Ivan VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russia
Est: $400 - $500
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) ; early 20th century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; dimensions 16 x 10 cm (6 1/3 x 4 in.) ; signed lower left ; Shipping to USA: DHL - $160 , National post with tracking service - $80 ; Shipping to Europe, Russia, Middle Assia: DHL - $100 , National post with tracking service - $40
Art-Torg
Feb. 15, 2020
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russian
Est: $300 - $400
Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov (1869-1947) ; the first half of 20 century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; 16 x 22 cm (6 x 9 in.) ; signed lower left
Art-Torg
Dec. 07, 2019
Ivan VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russia
Est: $400 - $500
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) ; early 20th century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; dimensions 16 x 10 cm (6 1/3 x 4 in.) ; signed lower left ; Shipping to USA: DHL - $160 , National post with tracking service - $80 ; Shipping to Europe, Russia, Middle Assia: DHL - $100 , National post with tracking service - $40
Art-Torg
Jun. 11, 2019
Painting of Russian soldiers "Card Game"
Est: €700 - €1,000
Painting with the daily routine scene of Russian soldiers "Card Game". Signature "И Владимиров 1918". Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov (1870-1947) - a Russian and Soviet painter. Dimensions with the frame: 36 x 30 cm.
Baltic Auction Group
Jun. 08, 2019
IVAN ALEXEIEVITCH VLADIMIROFF RUSSIAN 1869-1947
Est: $1,500 - $3,000
Cossack Patrol, mixed media, 13 1/2 x 9 3/4 in (34.3 x 24.8 cm), signed lower right, PROVENANCE: Bonhams, London 2007 to a private collection New York
Trinity International Auctions & Appraisals, LLC
Apr. 06, 2019
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russian
Est: $300 - $400
Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov (1869-1947) ; the first half of 20 century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; 16 x 22 cm (6 x 9 in.) ; signed lower left
Art-Torg
Mar. 27, 2019
Ivan Vladimirov ( Russian, 1869-1947 )
Est: $2,000 - $2,500
Ivan Vladimirov ( Russian, 1869-1947 ), oil on canvas, 14 x 30.5 cm, signed l.r.
Arman Antiques LLC
Feb. 16, 2019
Ivan VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russia
Est: $400 - $500
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) ; early 20th century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; dimensions 16 x 10 cm (6 1/3 x 4 in.) ; signed lower left ; Shipping to USA: DHL - $160 , National post with tracking service - $80 ; Shipping to Europe, Russia, Middle Assia: DHL - $100 , National post with tracking service - $40
Art-Torg
Nov. 27, 2018
IVAN ALEXEEVICH VLADIMIROV | Soldiers with Prostitute
Est: £7,000 - £9,000
oil on board
Sotheby's
Sep. 01, 2018
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russian
Est: $300 - $400
Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov (1869-1947) ; the first half of 20 century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; 16 x 22 cm (6 x 9 in.) ; signed lower left
Art-Torg
Sep. 01, 2018
Ivan VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russia
Est: $300 - $400
"Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) ; early 20th century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; dimensions 16 x 10 cm (6 1/3 x 4 in.) ; signed lower left ; Shipping to USA: DHL - $160 , National post with tracking service - $80 ; Shipping to Europe, Russia, Middle Assia: DHL - $100 , National post with tracking service - $40"
Art-Torg
Jun. 29, 2018
Ivan Alekseevich VLADIMIROV (1869 / 1870-1947) - Episode from the First Wor…
Est: €4,000 - €5,000
Ivan Alekseevich VLADIMIROV (1869 / 1870-1947) Episode from the First World War. Departure of the Cossacks on the village outskirts1916Oil on cardboard13 x 32 cmSigned on the lower right: "I.Vladimirov 1916".Иван Алексеевич ВЛАДИМИРОВ (1869/1870-1947)Эпизод из Первой Мировой войны. Разъезд казаков у деревенской околицы. 1916 год.картон, масло13 х 32 см.Подпись справа внизу: «И.Владимировъ 1916 г».Иван Алексеевич Владимиров - знаменитый художник-баталист. Начальное художественноеобразование получил в Виленской рисовальной школе. С 1888 г. – вольнослушатель в батальном классепетербургской Академии художеств (у Б. Виллевальде). В 1889-1891 занимался в Одесском училищеизящных искусств. В 1892-1897гг. учится в Академии у А. Кившенко и Ф. Рубо. В 1897 г. берет уроки уЭ.Детайля в Париже. В качестве художника посещал театры боевых действий восстания в Китае (1900),русско-японской 1904 - 1905, балканской и Первой мировой 1914 - 1917 войн. Художник-корреспондентжурналов «Нива», «Огонек» и «Dailygraphic». С 1946 – заслуженный деятель искусств РСФСР.Работы хранятся в Государственной Третьяковской галерее, Государственном Русском музее и многихдругих собраниях России.
Hermitage Fine Art
Nov. 20, 2017
VLADIMIROV Ivan Alexéevitch (1869-1947) La caravane juive
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
VLADIMIROV Ivan Alexéevitch (1869-1947) La caravane juive Aquarelle sur trait de crayon Signée à l’encre en cyrillique et datée « I. Vladimiro 1915 » en bas à droite. 19 x 28 cm. Esquisse à la mine de plomb au dos et cachet de collection 305 Peint en 1915 ВЛАДИМИРОВ ИВАН АЛЕКСЕЕВИЧ, Kараван; акварель, карандаш, подпись и дата справа внизу, эскиз карандашом с оборотной стороны и печать коллекции 305, написана в1915 г.
Leclere - Maison de ventes
Nov. 07, 2017
VLADIMIROV Ivan Alekseevic 1869-1947
Est: €500 - €600
VLADIMIROV Ivan Alekseevic 1869-1947 "Theater costume" Watercolor on paper signed lower right 34 x 21 cm
The Bru Sale Gallery
Oct. 14, 2017
Original Vintage 1910s Russian World War I Bonds Poster
Est: $360 - $600
Artist: Vladimirov, Ivan Alekseevich 1869 - 197. 5 1/2% War Loan (Russian Text). Technique: Lithograph ca. 1916. Size: 38.1 x 26.7 in. (97 x 68 cm)Printer: no information. Condition Details: (A) on linen, minimal tears and creasing. Estimate: 600. Reserve / Starting Price: 360.
PosterConnection Inc.
Aug. 02, 2017
IVAN A. VLADIMIROV (1869-1947). ["NIVA" MAGAZINE.] 1914. 39x27 inches, 99x69 cm. Neva, Petrograd.
Est: $400 - $600
IVAN A. VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) ["NIVA" MAGAZINE.] 1914. 39 1/4x27 1/4 inches, 99 3/4x69 1/4 cm. Neva, Petrograd. Condition B: tears and creases at edges; staining in upper margin; small stickers and pencil notations in lower image; pin holes in corners. Mounted on period linen.
Swann Auction Galleries
Apr. 08, 2017
Ivan Alekseevic VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) Russian
Est: $300 - $400
"Ivan Alekseevic Vladimirov (1869-1947) ; the first half of 20 century ; watercolor on paper ; framed ; 16 x 22 cm (6 x 9 in.) ; signed lower left"
Art-Torg
Nov. 30, 2016
VLADIMIROV, IVAN (1870-1947)
Est: £7,000 - £9,000
VLADIMIROV, IVAN (1870-1947) Night Patrol, signed and dated 1904. Oil on canvas, 53 by 93.5 cm. Provenance: Private collection, Europe. Authenticity of the work has been confirmed by the expert V. Petrov.
MacDougall's
Nov. 30, 2016
VLADIMIROV, IVAN (1870-1947)
Est: £8,000 - £12,000
VLADIMIROV, IVAN (1870-1947) Earnest Letter, signed and dated 1899. Oil on canvas, 71.5 by 36.5 cm. Provenance: Collection of N. Pushkov, Leningrad, in the 1970s. Authenticity of the work has been confirmed by the expert V. Petrov. Exhibited: Spring Exhibition, Imperial Academy of Arts, St Petersburg, 1899. Literature: A. Roshchin, Ivan Aleksandrovich Vladimirov. Zhizn i tvorchestvo. 1869–1947, Leningrad, Khudozhnik RSFSR, 1974, p. 76, listed under works from 1899 as Serioznyi otvet.
MacDougall's
Nov. 28, 2016
Ivan Vladimirov ( Russian, 1869-1947 )
Est: $3,000 - $5,000
Ivan Vladimirov ( Russian, 1869-1947 ), oil on canvas, 14 x 30.5 cm, signed l.r.
Arman Antiques LLC
Aug. 03, 2016
IVAN ALEKSEEVICH VLADIMIROV (1869-1947). [5½% WAR LOAN / YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE LOAN GIVES NEW STRENGTH TO OUR VALIANT TROUPS.] Circ
Est: $700 - $1,000
IVAN ALEKSEEVICH VLADIMIROV (1869-1947) [5 1/2% WAR LOAN / YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE LOAN GIVES NEW STRENGTH TO OUR VALIANT TROUPS.] Circa 1916. 38x26 1/2 inches, 96 1/2x67 1/2 cm. Condition A: minor creases in margins and image. Borkan p. 239.
Swann Auction Galleries