From the paintings of the Russian painter Vasily Perov, we can look at how people lived in the 19th century. He painted ordinary life scenes, and therefore his works have not only cultural, but also һіѕtoгісаɩ value.
Arriving at the investigation 1857
Village procession at Easter 1861
Tea party in Mytishchi, near Moscow 1862
Dilettante 1862
Orphans at the cemetery 1864
Seeing off the deceased 1865
Another by the pool 1865
Arrival of the governess to the merchant’s house 1866
Clean Monday 1866
Troika. Apprentice craftsmen carrying water 1866
Scene by the railroad 1868
Self-taught janitor 1868
To Trinity-Sergius 1870
Sleeping children 1870
On the eve of the bachelorette party. Seeing the bride oᴜt of the bathhouse 1870
һᴜпteгѕ at rest 1871
Grandfather and granddaughters 1871
Fisherman
1871 Inveterate 1873
Botanist 1874
Janitor giving the apartment to the mistress [Author’s version-repetition] 1878
Blessed 1879
Fishermen. (Priest, deacon and seminarian) 1879
