The realist painter Lukian Popov first joined the exhibitions by the Itinerants (Peredvizhniki) art group in 1900, whilst still a student at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg. And in 1903 he became the group’s full member.
Known as a genre painter and a portraitist, Popov also did landscapes, many of which became the basis for his future genre canvases. The artist did A Courtyard in Winter, a succinct and generalized study, in the 1900s.
Known as a genre painter and a portraitist, Popov also did landscapes, many of which became the basis for his future genre canvases. The artist did A Courtyard in Winter, a succinct and generalized study, in the 1900s.