Class No. 2: Historical Understanding, Visual Sources, and Imperial Images
Class No. 4: Empire, Nation, and Nationalism
Class No. 6: The Peasantry: Isolation and Stagnation or Adaptation and Integration?
Class No. 8: Religion, Modernization, and Identity
Class No. 9: Refashioning Urban Russia
Class No. 13: The Bronze Horseman
Class No. 14: Avant Garde Reactions to 1905: Modernism
Class No. 2: Historical Understanding, Visual Sources, and Imperial Images
From The Romanov Family Album (photographs of the empress and her daughters):
![1. The Charity Bazaar: Prepared Room](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/charitybazaar1-300x223.jpg)
1. The Charity Bazaar: Prepared Room
![2. The Charity Bazaar: Empress Alexandra Selling Wares](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/charitybazaar2-300x226.jpg)
2. The Charity Bazaar: Empress Alexandra Selling Wares
![3. The Charity Bazaar: Crowded Room](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/charitybazaar3-300x234.jpg)
3. The Charity Bazaar: Crowded Room
![4. Empress Alexandra and Her Daughters Serving as Nurses in World War I](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/nurses-300x190.jpg)
4. Empress Alexandra and Her Daughters Serving as Nurses in World War I
Images from Nicholas and Alexandra:
![1. The Coronation of Nicholas II](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Coronation1896.jpg)
1. The Coronation of Nicholas II
![2. Emperor Nicholas II Presenting Regimental Colors to an Infantry Regiment](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/infantry-300x192.jpg)
2. Emperor Nicholas II Presenting Regimental Colors to an Infantry Regiment
![3. Court Dress of Empress Alexandra](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/ladysdress-209x300.jpg)
3. Court Dress of Empress Alexandra
![4. Commander-in-Chief Uniform of Grand Duchess Olga](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/commandersuniform-196x300.jpg)
4. Commander-in-Chief Uniform of Grand Duchess Olga
![5. Nobles' Ball in St. Petersburg](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/nobilityball-300x202.jpg)
5. Nobles’ Ball in St. Petersburg
![6. Emperor Nicholas II's Speech Opening the First Duma](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/thronespeech-300x221.jpg)
6. Emperor Nicholas II’s Speech Opening the First Duma
![7. Military Banner (1)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/banner1-300x285.jpg)
7. Military Banner (1)
![7. Military Banner (2)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/banner2-300x258.jpg)
7. Military Banner (2)
![7. Military Banner (3)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/banner3-300x245.jpg)
7. Military Banner (3)
![7. Military Banner (4)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/banner4-255x300.jpg)
7. Military Banner (4)
![7. Military Banner (5)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/banner5-300x246.jpg)
7. Military Banner (5)
![7. Military Banner (6)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/banner6-300x300.jpg)
7. Military Banner (6)
![8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (1)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/costumeball1-180x300.jpg)
8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (1)
![8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (2)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/costumeball2-187x300.jpg)
8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (2)
![8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (3)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/costumeball3-187x300.jpg)
8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (3)
![8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (4)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/costumeball4-158x300.jpg)
8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (4)
![8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (5)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/costumeball5-161x300.jpg)
8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (5)
![8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (6)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/costumeball6-162x300.jpg)
8. Nicholas, Alexandra, and Others Dressed in Costumes For a Ball, 1903 (6)
![9. Emperor Nicholas II, Empress Alexandra, and Their Children](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/imperialfamily-300x231.jpg)
9. Emperor Nicholas II, Empress Alexandra, and Their Children
Faberge Egg:
![The Imperial Tercentenary Egg (1)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/FabergeEagle.jpg)
The Imperial Tercentenary Egg (1)
![The Imperial Tercentenary Egg (2)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/fabergeegg-218x300.jpg)
The Imperial Tercentenary Egg (2)
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Class No. 4: Empire, Nation, and Nationalism
Maps
![MAP1](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/10/MAP1-203x300.jpg)
![MAP2](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/10/MAP2-300x213.jpg)
![MAP3](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/10/MAP3-300x231.jpg)
![MAP4](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/10/MAP4-300x231.jpg)
Paintings from The Russian Museum:
![1. Vasily Surikov, "Yermak's Conquest of Siberia," 1895](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/surikov-300x140.jpg)
1. Vasily Surikov, “Yermak’s Conquest of Siberia,” 1895
![2. Ilya Repin, "The Zaporozhian Cossacks Writing a Mocking Letter to the Turkish Sultan," 1880-1891](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/repin-300x210.jpg)
2. Ilya Repin, “The Zaporozhian Cossacks Writing a Mocking Letter to the Turkish Sultan,” 1880-1891
![3. Vasily Vereschagin, "Shipka-Sheinovo (Skobolev outside Shipka)," before 1890](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/vereschagin-300x136.jpg)
3. Vasily Vereschagin, “Shipka-Sheinovo (Skobolev outside Shipka),” before 1890
Photographs from M. Lyons, Russia in Original Photographs, 1860-1920:
![1. Abkhazian Chieftan (Caucasus), c. 1890](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/abkhazian-188x300.jpg)
1. Abkhazian Chieftan (Caucasus), c. 1890
![2. A Khabardin (One of the Largest Caucasian Groups)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/khabardin-219x300.jpg)
2. A Khabardin (One of the Largest Caucasian Groups)
![3. The Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky (Constructed 1894-1912), Saxon Square, Warsaw, poland, c. 1912](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/nevsky-218x300.jpg)
3. The Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky (Constructed 1894-1912), Saxon Square, Warsaw, poland, c. 1912
![4. Shop of a Vendor in Tiflis, Georgia (Caucasus)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/vendor-300x251.jpg)
4. Shop of a Vendor in Tiflis, Georgia (Caucasus)
Photographs from K. Fitzlyon et al., Before the Revolution:
![1. The empress Alexandra with the Emir of Bokhara at the Imperial Residence in the Crimea, 1909](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/bokhara-300x226.jpg)
1. The empress Alexandra with the Emir of Bokhara at the Imperial Residence in the Crimea, 1909
![2. Buriat Soldiers of the Trans-Baikal Cossacks](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/buriat-300x208.jpg)
2. Buriat Soldiers of the Trans-Baikal Cossacks
![3. Kalmuck Chieftan and Bodyguard](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/kalmuck-196x300.jpg)
3. Kalmuck Chieftan and Bodyguard
![4. The Tiflis Branch of His Master's Voice, c. 1914](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/tiflis-300x224.jpg)
4. The Tiflis Branch of His Master’s Voice, c. 1914
Photographs from S. M. Prokudin-Gorskii, Photographs for the Tsar:
![1. Chinese Master Tea-Grower Lau Dzhen-dzhan (Georgia, Caucasus)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/teagrower-300x287.jpg)
1. Chinese Master Tea-Grower Lau Dzhen-dzhan (Georgia, Caucasus)
![2. Tea-Gatherers, Greek Women and Girls (Georgia, Caucasus)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/teagatherers-218x300.jpg)
2. Tea-Gatherers, Greek Women and Girls (Georgia, Caucasus)
![3. Weighing Room, Chakva Tea Works, Near Batumi (Georgia, Caucasus)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/weighingroom-300x289.jpg)
3. Weighing Room, Chakva Tea Works, Near Batumi (Georgia, Caucasus)
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Class No. 6: The Peasantry: Isolation and Stagnation or Adaptation and Integration?
![1. Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky, "Oral Reckoning," 1895](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/oralreckoning-174x300.jpg)
1. Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky, “Oral Reckoning,” 1895
![2. Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky, "At the Ferry Landing," 1915](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/ferrylanding-300x257.jpg)
2. Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky, “At the Ferry Landing,” 1915
![3. Sergei Ivanov, "Death of a Migrant Peasant," 1889](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/migrantpeasant-300x215.jpg)
3. Sergei Ivanov, “Death of a Migrant Peasant,” 1889
![4. Sergei Korovin, "Meeting of the Village Community," 1893](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/villagemeeting-272x300.jpg)
4. Sergei Korovin, “Meeting of the Village Community,” 1893
![5. Nikolai Orlov, "Tax-Collecting," 1895](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/taxcollecting-300x279.jpg)
5. Nikolai Orlov, “Tax-Collecting,” 1895
![6. Nikolai Pimonenko, "Haymaking," 1907](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/haymaking-300x189.jpg)
6. Nikolai Pimonenko, “Haymaking,” 1907
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Class No. 8: Religion, Modernization, and Identity
![1. Vasily Perov, "Village Icon Procession at Easter," 1861](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Perov.Icon-Proces-300x229.jpg)
1. Vasily Perov, “Village Icon Procession at Easter,” 1861
![2. Vasily Perov, "Tea Drinking in Mytishchi near Moscow," 1862](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Perov.Tea-Drinking-300x267.jpg)
2. Vasily Perov, “Tea Drinking in Mytishchi near Moscow,” 1862
![3. Vasily Perov, "Meal in a Monastery," 1865-1876](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Perov.Meal-in-Monastery-300x204.jpg)
3. Vasily Perov, “Meal in a Monastery,” 1865-1876
![4. Mikhail Nesterov, "Spiritual Hermit," 1888-1889](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Nesterov.Hermit-246x300.jpg)
4. Mikhail Nesterov, “Spiritual Hermit,” 1888-1889
![5. Mikhail Nesterov, "The Young Bartholomew's Vision," 1889-1890](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Nesterov.Vision-300x209.jpg)
5. Mikhail Nesterov, “The Young Bartholomew’s Vision,” 1889-1890
![6. Mikhail Nesterov, "Taking the Veil," 1898](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Nesterov.Taking-Veil-300x272.jpg)
6. Mikhail Nesterov, “Taking the Veil,” 1898
![7. Andrei Karelin/Ivan Shishkin, The Nizhnii Novgorod Convent of the Exaltation of the Cross, 1870](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Karelin-Shishkin.Convent-243x300.jpg)
7. Andrei Karelin/Ivan Shishkin, The Nizhnii Novgorod Convent of the Exaltation of the Cross, 1870
![8. Maksim Dmitriev, View of the St. Seraphim-All-Sorrows Convent, Ponetaevka, 1890s](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Dmitriev.-Ponetaevka-Convent-300x237.jpg)
8. Maksim Dmitriev, View of the St. Seraphim-All-Sorrows Convent, Ponetaevka, 1890s
![9. Ilia Repin, "Icon Procession in Kursk Province," 1880-1883](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Repin.Icon-Proces-300x192.jpg)
9. Ilia Repin, “Icon Procession in Kursk Province,” 1880-1883
![10. Illarion Prianishnikov, "Icon Procession," 1893](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Priashnikov.Icon-Proces-300x227.jpg)
10. Illarion Prianishnikov, “Icon Procession,” 1893
![12. Maksim Dmitriev, Annual Icon Procession with Miracle-Working Oranki Birthgiver of God Icon, Arriving at the City Center, Nizhnii Novgorod, 1890s](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Dmitriev.icon-proces-2-300x223.jpg)
11. Maksim Dmitriev, Annual Icon Procession with Miracle-Working Oranki Birthgiver of God Icon, Approaching the City of Nizhnii Novgorod, 1890s
![11. Maksim Dmitriev, Annual Icon Procession with Miracle-Working Oranki Birthgiver of God Icon, Approaching the City of Nizhnii Novgorod, 1890s](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Dmitriev.icon-proces-1-300x222.jpg)
12. Maksim Dmitriev, Annual Icon Procession with Miracle-Working Oranki Birthgiver of God Icon, Arriving at the City Center, Nizhnii Novgorod, 1890s
![13. Vasily Maksimov, "The Sick Husband," 1881](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Maksimov.Sick-Husband-300x238.jpg)
13. Vasily Maksimov, “The Sick Husband,” 1881
![14. Vasily Vershchagin, "Mortally Wounded," 1873](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Vershchagin.Mortally-Wounded-300x170.jpg)
14. Vasily Vershchagin, “Mortally Wounded,” 1873
![15. Vasily Ploenov, "Moscow Courtyard," 1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Polenov.Moscow-Courtyard-244x300.jpg)
15. Vasily Polenov, “Moscow Courtyard,” 1902
![16. Isaak Levitan, "Evening Bells," 1892](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Levitan.Evening-Bells-300x241.jpg)
16. Isaak Levitan, “Evening Bells,” 1892
![17. Nikolai Ge, "The Last Supper," 1866](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Ge.Last-Supper-300x220.jpg)
17. Nikolai Ge, “The Last Supper,” 1866
![18. Ivan Kramskoi, "Christ in the Wilderness," 1872](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/Kramskoi.Christ-300x252.jpg)
18. Ivan Kramskoi, “Christ in the Wilderness,” 1872
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Class No. 9: Refashioning Urban Russia
Paintings from The Itinerants and The Russian Museum:
![1. Abram Arkhipov, "Laundresses," 1901](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/laundresses-204x300.jpg)
1. Abram Arkhipov, “Laundresses,” 1901
![2. Klavdy Lebedev, "To See Their Son," 1894](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/toseetheirson-235x300.jpg)
2. Klavdy Lebedev, “To See Their Son,” 1894
![3. Vladimir Makovsky, "Bank Failure," 1881](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/bankfailure-300x195.jpg)
3. Vladimir Makovsky, “Bank Failure,” 1881
![4. Vladimir Makovsky, "On the Boulevard," 1886-1887](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/boulevard-300x238.jpg)
4. Vladimir Makovsky, “On the Boulevard,” 1886-1887
![5. Vladimir Makovsky, "A Doss-House," 1889](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/makovsky-dosshouse-300x200.jpg)
5. Vladimir Makovsky, “A Doss-House,” 1889
![6. Vladimir Makovsky, "The Tea Party," 1875-1897](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/teaparty-300x225.jpg)
6. Vladimir Makovsky, “The Tea Party,” 1875-1897
![7. Natalia Goncharova, "Cyclist," 1913](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/cyclist-300x225.jpg)
7. Natalia Goncharova, “Cyclist,” 1913
![8. Boris Kustodiev, "A Merchant's Wife at Tea," 1918](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/merchantswife-300x295.jpg)
8. Boris Kustodiev, “A Merchant’s Wife at Tea,” 1918
Architecture from Russian Modernism and Williams Brumfield, The Origins of Modernism in Russian Architecture:
![1. V. M. Vasnetsov and V. D. Polenov, Church of the Icon of the Savior at Abramtsevo, 1881-1882](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/iconsavior-243x300.jpg)
1. V. M. Vasnetsov and V. D. Polenov, Church of the Icon of the Savior at Abramtsevo, 1881-1882
![2. V. M. Vasnetsov, The Tretiakov Gallery, Moscow, 1902-1905](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/tretiakov-300x208.jpg)
2. V. M. Vasnetsov, The Tretiakov Gallery, Moscow, 1902-1905
![3. Roman Meltser, Orthopedic Institute, St. Petersburg, 1902-1905](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/orthopedic-237x300.jpg)
3. Roman Meltser, Orthopedic Institute, St. Petersburg, 1902-1905
![4. V. D. Polenov, Studio "Abbatstvo" at Polenova, near Tarusa, 1904](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/abbatstvo-234x300.jpg)
4. V. D. Polenov, Studio “Abbatstvo” at Polenova, near Tarusa, 1904
![5. S. I. Vashkov, Church in the Village of Kliazma, Near Moscow, 1913-1916](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/bekhovechurch-300x260.jpg)
5. S. I. Vashkov, Church in the Village of Kliazma, Near Moscow, 1913-1916
![6. S. V. Maliutin, Pertsov House, Moscow, 1905-1907](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/pertsov1-300x236.jpg)
6. S. V. Maliutin, Pertsov House, Moscow, 1905-1907
![7. S. V. Maliutin, Pertsov House, Moscow, detail, 1905-1907](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/pertsov2-300x294.jpg)
7. S. V. Maliutin, Pertsov House, Moscow, detail, 1905-1907
![8. V. F. Val'kot, Hotel Metropole, Detail of Facade by M. A. Vrubel', with Sculptures by N. A. Andreev, Moscow, 1899-1906](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/metropole-300x260.jpg)
8. V. F. Val’kot, Hotel Metropole, Detail of Facade by M. A. Vrubel’, with Sculptures by N. A. Andreev, Moscow, 1899-1906
![9. F. O. Shekhtel', House for Z. G. Morozova, Moscow, 1893](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/morozova1-300x289.jpg)
9. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for Z. G. Morozova, Moscow, 1893
![10. F. O. Shekhtel', House for Z. G. Morozova, Living Room, Moscow, 1893](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/morozova2-300x192.jpg)
10. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for Z. G. Morozova, Living Room, Moscow, 1893
![11. F. O. Shekhtel', House for A. I. Derozhinskaia, Moscow, 1901-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/derozhinskaia1-300x286.jpg)
11. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for A. I. Derozhinskaia, Moscow, 1901-1902
![12. F. O. Shekhtel', House for A. I. Derozhinskaia, Moscow, interior, 1901-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/derozhinskaia2-186x300.jpg)
12. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for A. I. Derozhinskaia, Moscow, interior, 1901-1902
![13. F. O. Shekhtel', House for A. I. Derozhinskaia, Moscow, interior, 1901-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/derozhinskaia3-226x300.jpg)
13. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for A. I. Derozhinskaia, Moscow, interior, 1901-1902
![14. F. O. Shekhtel', House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, 1900-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/riabushinskii1-300x186.jpg)
14. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, 1900-1902
![15. F. O. Shekhtel', House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, Mosaic Detail, 1900-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/riabushinskii2-300x184.jpg)
15. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, Mosaic Detail, 1900-1902
![16. F. O. Shekhtel', House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, side facade, 1900-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/riabushinskii3-194x300.jpg)
16. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, side facade, 1900-1902
![17. F. O. Shekhtel', House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, interior, 1900-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/riabushinskii4-196x300.jpg)
17. F. O. Shekhtel’, House for Stepan Riabushinskii, Moscow, interior, 1900-1902
![18. F. O. Shekhtel', Moscow Art Theater, Moscow, 1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/arttheater-196x300.jpg)
18. F. O. Shekhtel’, Moscow Art Theater, Moscow, 1902
![19. F. O. Shekhtel', A. A. Levenson Press, Moscow, 1900](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/levenson-300x262.jpg)
19. F. O. Shekhtel’, A. A. Levenson Press, Moscow, 1900
![20. Aleksei Buber', Apartment house, Fontanka Quay, St. Petersburg, 1910-1911](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/apartment-300x182.jpg)
20. Aleksei Buber’, Apartment house, Fontanka Quay, St. Petersburg, 1910-1911
![21. Gavriil Baranovskii, Eliseev Building, St. Petersburg, 1902-1904](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/eliseev-227x300.jpg)
21. Gavriil Baranovskii, Eliseev Building, St. Petersburg, 1902-1904
Scenes of Nizhnii Novgorod:
Paintings from The Itinerants:
![1. Aleksei Bogoliubov, "Scene of Nizhnii Novgorod," 1878](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/nizhniinovgorod-300x188.jpg)
1. Aleksei Bogoliubov, “Scene of Nizhnii Novgorod,” 1878
Photographs from Maksim Dmitriev:
![1. D. V. Sirotkin, Mayor of Nizhnii Novgorod and Chairman of the Stock Exchange Commission, 1913-1917](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/mayor-251x300.jpg)
1. D. V. Sirotkin, Mayor of Nizhnii Novgorod and Chairman of the Stock Exchange Commission, 1913-1917
![2. Merchant Mikhail Rukavishnikov](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/merchant-229x300.jpg)
2. Merchant Mikhail Rukavishnikov
![3. Members of the Credit Committee of the Trade Fair Bank](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/creditcommittee-300x161.jpg)
3. Members of the Credit Committee of the Trade Fair Bank
![4. Wedding of the Merchant M. N. Blinov](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/wedding-300x205.jpg)
4. Wedding of the Merchant M. N. Blinov
![5. Women of the Charitable Society with the Provincial Governor, M. N. Shramchenko](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/charitablesociety-300x211.jpg)
5. Women of the Charitable Society with the Provincial Governor, M. N. Shramchenko
![6. City Firemen, with the Provincial Governor, A. N. Khvostov (front row, fifth from left)](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/firemen-300x245.jpg)
6. City Firemen, with the Provincial Governor, A. N. Khvostov (front row, fifth from left)
![7. Red Cross Members](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/redcross-300x225.jpg)
7. Red Cross Members
![8. Main Street (Bolshaia Pokrovka), with the Theater on the Right](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/mainstreet-300x222.jpg)
8. Main Street (Bolshaia Pokrovka), with the Theater on the Right
![9. House of Labor, Named in Honor of Mikhail and Liubov Rukavishnikov](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/houseoflabor1-300x199.jpg)
9. House of Labor, Named in Honor of Mikhail and Liubov Rukavishnikov
![10. In the House of Labor](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/houseoflabor2-300x230.jpg)
10. In the House of Labor
![11. State Bank Building, 1913](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/statebank-300x211.jpg)
11. State Bank Building, 1913
![12. Lower Embankment, Along the Volga River. The Trade Fair Grounds are Across the River](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/lowerembankment-300x199.jpg)
12. Lower Embankment, Along the Volga River. The Trade Fair Grounds are Across the River
![13. Blinov Brothers' Flour Mill, Village of Filippovka Semenovsk District](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/blinovflourmill-300x185.jpg)
13. Blinov Brothers’ Flour Mill, Village of Filippovka Semenovsk District
![14. Railroad Station and Square](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/railroadstation-300x158.jpg)
14. Railroad Station and Square
![15. Bashkirov Flour Mill, Kunavino District](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/bashkirovflourmill-300x185.jpg)
15. Bashkirov Flour Mill, Kunavino District
![16. Clerks and Workers at the Sormovo Factory, on the Day the 100th Engine was Produced](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/sormovofactory1-300x229.jpg)
16. Clerks and Workers at the Sormovo Factory, on the Day the 100th Engine was Produced
![17. Shrapnel Works, Sormovo Factory, 1915-1916](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/sormovofactory2-300x261.jpg)
17. Shrapnel Works, Sormovo Factory, 1915-1916
![18. Engineers and Workers at the Sormovo Factory, with Representatives from the Military, on Production of the Engine for the Cruiser Ochakov, 1901-1902](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/sormovofactory3-300x223.jpg)
18. Engineers and Workers at the Sormovo Factory, with Representatives from the Military, on Production of the Engine for the Cruiser Ochakov, 1901-1902
![19. Workers at the Mining Mills in Kulebaki](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/miningmills-300x235.jpg)
19. Workers at the Mining Mills in Kulebaki
![20. Main Building, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/mainfairbuilding-300x217.jpg)
20. Main Building, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair
![21. Fair Stalls, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/fairstalls-300x185.jpg)
21. Fair Stalls, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair
![22. Merry-Go-Round, Samokatskaia Square, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/merry-go-round-300x186.jpg)
22. Merry-Go-Round, Samokatskaia Square, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair
![23. Movie Theater, Samokatskaia Square, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/movietheater-300x214.jpg)
23. Movie Theater, Samokatskaia Square, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair
![24. Gustov Sisters, Music Hall Singers, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/gustovsisters-222x300.jpg)
24. Gustov Sisters, Music Hall Singers, Nizhnii Novgorod Trade Fair
![25. Machines Department/Exhibit Hall, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/exposition1-300x182.jpg)
25. Machines Department/Exhibit Hall, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod
![26. Interior View, Machines Department, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/exposition2-300x215.jpg)
26. Interior View, Machines Department, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod
![27. First Russian Automobile, Exhibited at the 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/exposition3-300x210.jpg)
27. First Russian Automobile, Exhibited at the 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod
![28. Pavilions of the Middle Asia Department and of Russian-Persian Trade, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/exposition4-300x223.jpg)
28. Pavilions of the Middle Asia Department and of Russian-Persian Trade, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod
![29. Theater and Restaurant of T. Astaf'ev, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/exposition5-300x219.jpg)
29. Theater and Restaurant of T. Astaf’ev, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod
![30. House for Public Entertainment and Meetings, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/exposition6-300x215.jpg)
30. House for Public Entertainment and Meetings, 1896 All-Russian Exposition, Nizhnii Novgorod
![31. New Market Square](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/newmarketsquare-300x194.jpg)
31. New Market Square
![32. Spasskii (Savior) Street and Spasskii Cathedral](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/spasskii-300x198.jpg)
32. Spasskii (Savior) Street and Spasskii Cathedral
![33. Junkshop in Balchug, c. 1890](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/junkshop-300x213.jpg)
33. Junkshop in Balchug, c. 1890
![34. State Wine Shop, Before Opening, Early 1900s](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/statewineshop-300x229.jpg)
34. State Wine Shop, Before Opening, Early 1900s
![35. Annual Religious Procession, Bringing the Oranki Mother of God Icon to Nizhnii Novgorod, 1890s](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/procession-300x184.jpg)
35. Annual Religious Procession, Bringing the Oranki Mother of God Icon to Nizhnii Novgorod, 1890s
![36. A Group of Priests, with the Oranki Mother of God Icon](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/oranicon-300x190.jpg)
36. A Group of Priests, with the Oranki Mother of God Icon
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Class No. 13: The Bronze Horseman
![1. The Bronze Horseman, St. Petersburg](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/bronzehorseman1-258x300.jpg)
1. The Bronze Horseman, St. Petersburg
![2. The Bronze Horseman and Surroundings, St. Petersburg](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/bronzehorseman2-300x144.jpg)
2. The Bronze Horseman and Surroundings, St. Petersburg
![3. The Bronze Horseman, St. Petersburg](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/bronzehorseman3-235x300.jpg)
3. The Bronze Horseman, St. Petersburg
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Class No. 14: Avant Garde Reactions to 1905: Modernism
From: Women Artists of Russia’s New Age, 1900-1935, Amazons of the Avant-Garde: Exter, Goncharova, Popova, Rozanova, Stepanova, Udaltsova, and V. N. Lasarev, The Moscow School of Icon-Painting:
![1. Natalia Goncharova, "Self-Portrait with Yellow Lilies," 1907](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/yellowlilies-222x300.jpg)
1. Natalia Goncharova, “Self-Portrait with Yellow Lilies,” 1907
![2. Natalia Goncharova, "Fruit Harvest," 1909](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/fruitharvest1-198x300.jpg)
2. Natalia Goncharova, “Fruit Harvest,” 1909
![3. Natalia Goncharova, "Fruit Harvest," 1909](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/fruitharvest4-206x300.jpg)
3. Natalia Goncharova, “Fruit Harvest,” 1909
![4. Natalia Goncharova, "Haycutting," 1910](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/haycutting-300x249.jpg)
4. Natalia Goncharova, “Haycutting,” 1910
![5. Andrei Rublev, Archangel Michael, 1410-1420](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/archangelmichael-196x300.jpg)
5. Andrei Rublev, Archangel Michael, 1410-1420
![6. Andrei Rublev, The Apostle Paul, 1410-1420](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/apostlepaul-189x300.jpg)
6. Andrei Rublev, The Apostle Paul, 1410-1420
![7. Natalia Goncharova, "The Evangelists," 1910](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/evangelists-173x300.jpg)
7. Natalia Goncharova, “The Evangelists,” 1910
![8. School of Andrei Rublev, The Nativity, 1410-1420](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/nativityrublev-208x300.jpg)
8. School of Andrei Rublev, The Nativity, 1410-1420
![9. Workshop of Dionisy, The Birth of Elevferiy-Alexey, panel, 1480-1490](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/elevferiy-alexey-223x300.jpg)
9. Workshop of Dionisy, The Birth of Elevferiy-Alexey, panel, 1480-1490
![10. Natalia Goncharova, "Nativity," 1910](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/nativitygoncharova-300x231.jpg)
10. Natalia Goncharova, “Nativity,” 1910
![11. Workshop of Dionisy, The Descent of Christ Into Hell, 1502-1503](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/descentofchrist-188x300.jpg)
11. Workshop of Dionisy, The Descent of Christ Into Hell, 1502-1503
![12. Natalia Goncharova, "Apocalypse," 1910](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/apocalypse-300x228.jpg)
12. Natalia Goncharova, “Apocalypse,” 1910
![13. Natalia Goncharova, "Peasants Gathering Grapes," 1912](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/gatheringgrapes-266x300.jpg)
13. Natalia Goncharova, “Peasants Gathering Grapes,” 1912
![14. Natalia Goncharova, "Yellow and Green Forest, Rayonist Construction," 1912](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/yellowandgreenforest-247x300.jpg)
14. Natalia Goncharova, “Yellow and Green Forest, Rayonist Construction,” 1912
![15. Natalia Goncharova, "The Weaver," 1912-1913](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/weaver-192x300.jpg)
15. Natalia Goncharova, “The Weaver,” 1912-1913
![16. Natalia Goncharova, "Cyclist," 1913](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/cyclist1-300x225.jpg)
16. Natalia Goncharova, “Cyclist,” 1913
![17. Natalia Goncharova, "Emptiness," 1913](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/emptiness-300x225.jpg)
17. Natalia Goncharova, “Emptiness,” 1913
![18. Natalia Goncharova, Designs for Le Coq d'Or, 1914](https://sites.williams.edu/hist140/files/2013/09/lecoqdor-234x300.jpg)
18. Natalia Goncharova, Designs for Le Coq d’Or, 1914
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