Inventory of the Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov paintings

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Title: Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov paintings
Date (inclusive): 1918-1923
Collection Number: 24001
Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives
Language of Material: English
Physical Description: 5 oversize boxes (5.7 Linear Feet)
Abstract: Depicts scenes of daily life during the Russian Revolution. Digital copies available at https://digitalcollections.hoover.org 
Creator: Vladimirov, I. A. (Ivan Alekseevich), 1869-1947
Physical Location: Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Access

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Use

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Acquisition Information

Acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 1924.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov paintings, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

Alternate Forms Available

Digital copies available at https://digitalcollections.hoover.org 

Scope and Content note

Depicts scenes of daily life during the Russian Revolution. All works are watercolors except where otherwise indicated.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Paintings
Soviet Union -- History -- Revolution, 1917-1921 -- Pictorial works

box 1

1. Hungry ones in Petrograd dividing a dead horse in the street 1919

 

2. Rich merchants and Russian noblemen set to pulling out rubbish from yards 1920

 

3. Waiting to receive an eighth of a pound of bread 1919

 

4. Requisition of banknotes, obligations, etc., from the treasury of Vavelberg Bank in Petrograd 1919

 

5. A lesson on communism for the Russian peasants 1922

 

6. Russian priests conveyed to judgment (a scene on the Nevsky Prospect) 1922

 

7. Hungry workmen in Petrograd robbing a military lorry of bread 1920

 

8. Russian peasants returning home after pillaging a country house of a rich landlord (near Pskoff) 1919

box 2

9. Russian clergymen hiding church treasures in a new grave in a cemetery (near Luga) 1922

 

10. A landlord and a Russian Pope condemned to death by a revolutionary tribunal (at Valdai) 1919

 

11. Workmen breaking down wooden houses for fuel (Petrograd) 1920

 

12-14. [Not held at Hoover Institution Archives]

 

15. Revolutionary workmen and soldiers robbing a wine-shop (Petrograd) 1919 January

 

16. Hard labor for rich merchants, nobles and criminals during the years of revolution (1919-1922)

 

17. Vandalism of the revolutionaries, a scene in one of the rooms of the Winter Place 1918 December

 

18. Requisition of flour from rich peasants in a village (a scene near Pskoff) 1922

 

19. Hungry days in Petrograd - hungry people of all classes eating their portions at the doors of a "Communal dining room," 1919

box 3

20. Miserable life of Russian nobles and persons of high rank during the revolution (drawn from nature in the home of General Buturline) 1919

 

21. Requisition of cattle for the Red Army in a village near Luga 1920 June

 

22. Hard labor for Russian clergymen. A group of Russian priests forced to clear the barrack stables 1918 December 22

 

23. Burial of a workman who was not a communist. Communists are always buried magnificently 1920 January

 

24. Hungry days in Petrograd. A lady and her daughter searching for potato peelings and herring-heads to eat. Drawn from nature 1919 January

 

25. A man dead of hunger--a prey for hungry dogs. Drawn from nature (Petrograd) 1919 January

 

26. Miserable life of intelligent and noble Russian families in Petrograd during the revolution. A family of an engineer dragging home some fuel 1919 January

 

27. Petrograd without water. Frequently the water supply was stopped and the inhabitants were obliged to carry water from the Neva 1919 October

box 4

28. Free trade in Petrograd. Military helping themselves in a market place 1922 December

 

29. Hungry years in Petrograd. Inhabitants returning home with their dinners from a communal soup kitchen 1919 November

 

30. Hungry years in Petrograd. Changing merchandise for provisions in a village near a railway station 1919 June

 

31. A foreigner attacked by cigarette sellers in Petrograd 1923

 

32. A distinguished general (Prince Vasiltchikoff) in his present position. Sic Transit Gloria Mundi (Petrograd) 1922 June

 

33. Group of Bolsheviks - man and two girls in a field. Oil on panel

 

34. Group of Bolsheviks on a train. Oil on panel

box 5

35. Russian family 1923

 

36. The father's funeral

 

37. Remains of a wealthy house

 

38. Hungry times in Petrograd 1919

 

39. Requisition of firewood

 

40. Group of Russian sailors playing cards amidst ruined buildings. Oil on panel

 

41. Two boys arrested for stealing. Photographic reproduction