Painting of the XVIII – early XIX centuries

The majority of paintings that formed the basis of the Russian Museum collection during its establishment are from the period of the eighteenth to the first half of the nineteenth century.
Works from the collection «Painting of the XVIII – early XIX centuries»

Portrait of the Tsarevna Anne Petrovna and the Tsarevna Elizabeth Petrovna
Louis Caravaque1717

Portrait of Sarah Eleonora Fairmore, Daughter of the British General in Russian Service William Fairmore
Ivan Vishnyakov1749 (1750?)

Portrait of Countess Maria Rumyantseva, née Countess Matveyeva, Wife of Count Alexander Rumyantsev
Alexei Antropov1764

Unknown painter. The Twelve Colleges Building in St.Petersburg
Third quarter of the XVIII century

Vladimir i Rogneda
Anton Losenko1770

Portrait of the Grand Duke Paul Petrovich in Childhood
Fyodor Rokotov1761

Portrait of the Architect Alexander Kokorinov, Director and First Rector of the Academy of Arts
Dmitry Levitsky1769

Portrait of Yekaterina Khruschova and Yekaterina Khovanskaya
Dmitry LevitskyNot later than 1773

Portrait of Catherine II the Legislatress in the Temple of the Goddess of Justice
Dmitry Levitsky1783

Portrait of Yekaterina Arsenieva, Pupil at the Smolny Finishing School
Vladimir BorovikovskyMid-1790s

Portrait of the Vice Chancellor Prince Alexander Kurakin
Vladimir Borovikovsky1799

Catherine II during a walk in the Tsarskoselsky Park
Vladimir BorovikovskyLate 1800s - early 1810s

Testing the Strength of Jan Usmar
Grigory UgryumovBetween 1795 and July 15 1797

Death of Camilla, Sister of Horatius
Fidelio (Fyodor) Bruni1824

The Ninth Wave
Ivan Aivazovsky1850

Self-Portrait
Karl Brullov1849 (?)

The Last Day of Pompeii
Karl Brullov1833

Portrait of Countess Yulia Samoilova, née Skavronskaya, Retiring from a Ball with her Foster Daughter Amazilia Pacini
Karl BrullovNot later than 1842

A view of the Kazan Cathedral in St Petersburg
Alexander AlexeyevNot earlier 1810

Christ's Appearance to St Mary Magdalene after the Ressurection
Alexander Ivanov1835