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Tsar Ivan IV (1530-84) Conquering Kazan in 1552, 1800s (oil on canvas)
BAL266197 Tsar Ivan IV (1530-84) Conquering Kazan in 1552, 1800s (oil on canvas) by Ugryumov, Grigoriy Ivanovich (1764-1823); 107x87 cm; Belorussian National Gallery, Minsk, Belarus
Media ID 25460046
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Advancing Banner Capturing Cruelty Csar Czar Defeated Horse Back Horseback Horse Back Ivan The Terrible Kneeled Down Riding Party Russian Culture Tzar Field Sports Teamsport
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 12.7cm x 17.7cm (5" x 7")
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This oil painting, titled "Tsar Ivan IV (1530-84) Conquering Kazan in 1552" transports us back to the 16th century and depicts a significant moment in Russian history. Painted by Grigoriy Ivanovich Ugryumov in the 1800s, this artwork measures 107x87 cm and is currently housed at the Belorussian National Gallery in Minsk, Belarus. The focal point of the painting is Tsar Ivan IV, also known as Ivan the Terrible, mounted on his horse and leading his soldiers into battle. The scene captures the intensity of war as they conquer Kazan in 1552. With a banner flying high above them, symbolizing their victory, Ivan rides triumphantly while his defeated enemies kneel before him, begging for mercy. Ugryumov's masterful brushstrokes bring life to this historical event. The details are meticulously portrayed; from the expressions on each character's face to every strand of hair on their heads. This painting not only showcases Ivan's military prowess but also highlights his cruelty towards those he conquered. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of art, we are transported to a time when empires clashed and power was won through bloodshed. It serves as a reminder of Russia's rich history and its leaders who shaped its destiny. Through this painting, we can appreciate both the artistic skill involved and gain insight into an important chapter in Russian history.
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