Portrait of Ivan Shishkin by Ivan Kramskoy 1880 188 x 175.3 cm

Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin (1832 � 1898) was a Russian landscape painter closely associated with the Peredvizhniki movement. Peredvizhniki, often called The Wanderers or The Itinerants in English, were a group of Russian realist artists who in protest at academic restrictions formed an artists' cooperative; it evolved into the Society for Travelling Art Exhibitions in 1870.

For biographical notes on Shishkin see part 1 and for earlier works, see parts 1-2.

This is part 3 of a 5-part post on the works of Ivan Shishkin. Parts 1-4 feature his paintings, part 5 his drawings. Unfortunately I couldn't find the medium or sizes for many of these works, though I believe they are all oil on canvas:

1885 Pine Forest

1886 Holy Creek near Yelabuga

1886 Oaks

1886 The Sunlit Pines oil on canvas 102 x 70 cm

1887 Oak Grove oil on canvas 42 x 62 cm

1887 Oaks oil on canvas 147 x 108 cm

1887 Wind-fallen Trees

1888 Autumn Landscape, Park in Pavlovsk

1888 Forest, Mounds

1888 Wood (Shmetsk near Narva)

1889 By the Seashore

1889 Morning in the Pine-Tree Forest oil on canvas 139 x 213 cm

1889 On the Shore of the Gulf of Finland, Udrias Near Narva

1889 Park in Pavlovsk

1889 Pine Forest

1889-90 Bark on a Dry Trunk

1889-90 Fir Forest

1889-90 Forest Landscape

1889-90 River Backwater in the Forest

1890 Dark Forest

1890 Winter oil on canvas 126 x 204 cm

1891 Fir Forest

1891 Forest in Mordvinovo

1891 In the Wild North oil on canvas 161 x 118 cm

1891 Oaks in Old Peterhof

1891 Oaks in Old Peterhof

1891 Rain in the Oak Grove oil on canvas 124 x 203 cm

1891 Sunny Day in the Woods, Oaks

1891 The Mordvinovo Oaks

1892 Autumn

1892 Autumn

1892 Cut-down Oak in the Bialowiezka Forest

1892 Evening