Zvorykin Collection

Boris Godunov and his Family, 1927. Artist: Zvorykin, Boris Vasilievich (1872-after 1935)
Boris Godunov and his Family, 1927. Private Collection

Russia - Blind Gusli Player
Russia - A blind Gusli player. The Gusli is the oldest East Slavic multi-string plucked instrument, belonging to the zither family, with roots in Veliky Novgorod, a city in western Russian

Illustration for the Fairy tale Marya Morevna, c. 1925. Artist: Zvorykin, Boris Vasilievich
Illustration for the Fairy tale Marya Morevna, c. 1925. Private Collection

Firebird as Tsarevna, c. 1925. Artist: Zvorykin, Boris Vasilievich (1872-after 1935)
Firebird as Tsarevna, c. 1925. Private Collection

Illustration for the Fairy tale Snegurochka, c. 1925. Artist: Zvorykin, Boris Vasilievich
Illustration for the Fairy tale Snegurochka, c. 1925. Private Collection

Illustration for the Fairy tale Vasilisa the Beautiful, c. 1925. Artist: Zvorykin
Illustration for the Fairy tale Vasilisa the Beautiful, c. 1925. Private Collection

Illustration for the Fairy tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird, and the Gray Wolf, c. 1925. Private Collection

Red Ploughman, 1920. Found in the collection of Russian State Library, Moscow

Why do you sleep, man?. Private Collection

Illustration for Pushkins Coq D or, 1925. Artist: Boris Zvorykin
Illustration for Pushkins Coq D or, 1925. An illustration for Alexander Pushkins 1834 work, The Tale of the Golden Cockerel. From The Studio Volume 93. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1927]

Concert programme to celebrate of the 50th anniversary of the Zemstvo (local government), 1914. Artist: Boris Zvorykin
Concert programme to celebrate of the 50th anniversary of the Zemstvo (local government), 1914. Found in the collection of the State Museum of History, Moscow

Theatre programme, 1913. Artist: Boris Zvorykin
Theatre programme, 1913. Theatre programme of the Imperial Alexander Theatre to celebrate of the 300th Anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty

Theatre programme of the Imperial Bolshoi Theatre, 1912. Artist: Boris Zvorykin
Theatre programme of the Imperial Bolshoi Theatre, 1912. Found in the collection of the State Museum of History, Moscow

Menu of a banquet in honour of the delegation of the French parliament, 1910. Artist: Boris Zvorykin
Menu of a banquet in honour of the delegation of the French parliament, 1910. Found in the collection of the State Museum of History, Moscow

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Boris Vasilievich Zvorykin, a talented Russian artist from the early 20th century, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his breathtaking illustrations. In his masterpiece "Boris Godunov and his Family, " created in 1927, Zvorykin captures the essence of this iconic historical figure and his loved ones. The attention to detail is remarkable as each character comes to life on the canvas. Another notable work by Zvorykin is "Russia - Blind Gusli Player. " This enchanting illustration showcases a blind musician playing a traditional Russian instrument called Gusli. Through intricate strokes and vibrant colors, Zvorykin transports us into the realm of music where melodies resonate with our souls. Zvorykin's talent for illustrating fairy tales shines through in pieces like "Illustration for the Fairy tale Marya Morevna" and "Illustration for the Fairy tale Snegurochka. " These whimsical artworks bring beloved characters to life, capturing their magic and allure. Each stroke tells a story that sparks our imagination and takes us on unforgettable journeys. In "Firebird as Tsarevna, " we witness Zvorykin's ability to depict mythical creatures with grace and elegance. The Firebird radiates beauty while embodying its mystical nature—a testament to Zvorykin's skill in capturing fantastical elements within reality. It also delves into folklore with illustrations such as "Illustration for the Fairy tale Vasilisa the Beautiful" and "Illustration for the Fairy tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird, and Gray Wolf. " These works transport us back in time when legends were born from oral traditions. With every brushstroke, Zvorikin breathes life into these timeless stories that continue to captivate audiences today.