Sculpture of the XVIII to early XX centuries

The State Russian Museum possesses the largest collection of sculpture of the period from the eighteenth to early twentieth centuries in Russia. It began to take shape in 1897-1898 thanks to the re-location of the most famous works of national masters from the Hermitage and the Academy of Arts, and also from acquisitions from private owners. However, prior to 1917 this collection numbered only 184 exhibits. Today the museum holds more than 2,000 works of sculpture of this period.
Works from the collection «Sculpture of the XVIII to early XX centuries»

Diana
Fedos Schedrin1789

The Mist
Anna Golubkina1899. Molded in 1940

Portrait of a Young Jew (Self-Portrait)
Nathan Altman1916

Young Sculptor
Fyodor Kamensky1866

Venus
Ivan Vitali1852

Model of the Monument to Alexander I in Taganrog
Ivan Martos1829-1830

Project of the Monument to Nikolai Muraviev-Amursky in Khabarovsk
Alexander Opekushin1888

Faun and Bacchante
Boris Orlovsky1837

Youth
Alexander Matveyev1911

The Thinker
Sergey Konenkov1898

Volkhov and Neva
Ivan Prokofiev1801