Lanceray Lansere Collection
Evgeny Evgenyevich Lanceray, also known as Lansere (1875-1946
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Evgeny Evgenyevich Lanceray, also known as Lansere (1875-1946), was a prolific Russian painter whose works graced the title pages and illustrations of some of the most renowned literary works of the early 20th century. His captivating depictions of Tsarist Russia can be seen in the title page of Leonid Andreyev's "Tsar Hunger" (1908), as well as his evocative scenes of a pier promenade (1908), a still life of a shell and apples (1917), and illustrations for Leo Tolstoy's "The Cossacks" (1917) and "Hadji Murad" (1924). Lanceray's historical paintings, such as "The Botik of Peter the Great" (1906) and "Ships at the Time of Peter I" (1909), showcase his mastery of detail and his deep appreciation for Russia's rich past. His works also extend to landscapes, such as "Gatchina Palace" (1924) and "The Senate Square in St. Petersburg" (1904), and cityscapes, like "Tiflis" (1918). Through his art, Lanceray transported viewers to a bygone era, immortalizing the beauty and grandeur of Imperial Russia.