Peasant Dress Collection

"Ninety-Three", Death speaks (engraving)
1058636 " Ninety-Three", Death speaks (engraving) by Green, Charles (1840-98) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Ninety-Three", Death speaks)

In a village house, 1841. Artist: Kolmann, Karl Ivanovich (1786-1846)
In a village house, 1841. Private Collection

At the Wattle-fence, 1863. Artist: Trutovsky, Konstantin Alexandrovich (1826-1893)
At the Wattle-fence, 1863. Found in the collection of the Regional Art Museum, Berdyansk

Girl from Podillia. Artist: Tropinin, Vasili Andreyevich (1776-1857)
Girl from Podillia. Found in the collection of the Museum of Russian Art, Kiev

Landscape in the Surroundings of Saint Petersburg. Artist: Shchedrin, Semyon Fyodorovich (1745-1804)
Landscape in the Surroundings of Saint Petersburg. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Mother and Child in Landscape. Artist: Malyavin, Filipp Andreyevich (1869-1940)
Mother and Child in Landscape. From a private collection

Russian peasant girls with Festival Dress, 1845. Artist: Kolmann, Karl Ivanovich (1786-1846)
Russian peasant girls with Festival Dress, 1845. Found in the collection of the State A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Folk Types of Russia, 1845. Artist: Kolmann, Karl Ivanovich (1786-1846)
Folk Types of Russia, 1845. Found in the collection of the State A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

A Peasant Scene. Artist: Anonymous
A Peasant Scene. Found in the collection of the Regional I. Kramskoi Art Museum, Voronezh

The Stepmother, 1874. Artist: Zhuravlev, Firs Sergeevich (1836-1901)
The Stepmother, 1874. Found in the collection of the State A. Radishchev Art Museum, Saratov

Ukrainian Peasant Woman, 1910-1911. Artist: Burliuk, Vladimir Davidovich (1886-1917)
Ukrainian Peasant Woman, 1910-1911. Found in the collection of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collections

The Russian Cradle, ca 1764-1765. Artist: Le Prince, Jean-Baptiste (1734-1781)
The Russian Cradle, ca 1764-1765. Found in the collection of the Getty Museum, California

Russian Peasant Dresses, ca 1775. Artist: Tookey, James (active End of 18th cen. )
Russian Peasant Dresses, ca 1775. From a private collection

Russian Peasant Family, 1810s. Artist: Anonymous
Russian Peasant Family, 1810s. From a private collection

Woman from the Series Peoples of Russia (Imperial Porcelain Factory), 1780-1790. Found in the collection of the State Open-air Museum Peterhof, St. Petersburg

Woman in Russian dress, c. 1843. Artist: Deveria, Achille (1800-1857)
Woman in Russian dress, c. 1843. From a private collection

The Dutch Apollo, 1814, Charles Williams, William Holland, 1814

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"Captivating Peasant Dresses: A Glimpse into the Rich Tapestry of Rural Life" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of peasant dresses. These humble garments, depicted in various artworks throughout history, offer a window into the lives and traditions of rural communities. In "Ninety-Three, " Death speaks through an engraving that captures the essence of peasant dress. The simplicity and practicality of these outfits are evident as they adorn villagers inside a cozy village house in 1841, beautifully portrayed by Karl Ivanovich Kolmann. Konstantin Alexandrovich Trutovsky takes us to a wattle-fence scene from 1863, where peasants don their traditional attire. The vibrant colors and intricate details showcase their pride and connection to their cultural heritage. Vasili Andreyevich Tropinin introduces us to a captivating girl from Podillia, her peasant dress reflecting both her individuality and adherence to local customs. This painting from 1776 transports us to another era while highlighting the diversity within Russian rural fashion. Semyon Fyodorovich Shchedrin's landscape near Saint Petersburg provides a stunning backdrop for showcasing peasant dresses. Against nature's beauty, these garments become even more striking as they blend harmoniously with their surroundings. Filipp Andreyevich Malyavin depicts motherhood intertwined with nature in his masterpiece "Mother and Child in Landscape. " Here we witness how peasant dress becomes an emblematic symbol of familial love amidst serene landscapes. Karl Ivanovich Kolmann returns with his brush strokes capturing Russian peasant girls adorned in festival dresses from 1845. These elaborate costumes celebrate joyous occasions while preserving age-old traditions passed down through generations. The evocative series titled "Folk Types of Russia" by Kolmann showcases diverse regional variations within peasant dress styles. Each artwork is like stepping into different corners of Russia's vast countryside, where unique clothing traditions thrive.