Who was Fyodor Alekseyev?
Russian painter of urban views, trained in Venice.
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Moscow and St Petersburg in watercolour · 1753–1824
Fyodor Alekseyev (1753–1824): moscow and st petersburg in watercolour. SketchMap Atlas shows 3 sketches by Fyodor Alekseyev on the world map, each placed where it was drawn.
Russian painter of urban views, trained in Venice. In 1800 Emperor Paul I sent him to Moscow to record its old architecture, and the watercolours made by him and his studio preserve how the Kremlin, streets and parks looked before the fire of 1812.
Senate and Nikolskaya Gate in the Kremlin
Moskvoretskaya Street
View of TsaritsynoEvery sketch is pinned where it was drawn, so you can follow Fyodor Alekseyev from place to place.
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Sketching routes with Fyodor Alekseyev: Moscow: from the Kremlin to Red Square
Russian painter of urban views, trained in Venice.
Moscow. Every sketch is shown on the map at the place where it was made.
“Senate and Nikolskaya Gate in the Kremlin” (c. 1800), “Moskvoretskaya Street” (c. 1800) and “View of Tsaritsyno” (1800). Each one is pinned to the place where it was drawn.
Yes: Moscow: from the Kremlin to Red Square. Each route walks through places where artists drew, with the sketches shown on a map in SketchMap Atlas.
The works shown here are marked “Public domain” and come from Wikimedia Commons. Check the source link of each work for the exact terms.
Andrey Martynov
Vasily Sadovnikov
Maxim Vorobyov
