Best Easter paintings in Russian art

Ksenia Isaeva
Nikolai Koshelev. “Children rolling Easter eggs” 1855

Nikolai Koshelev. “Children rolling Easter eggs” 1855

Nikolai Koshelev
On April 12, the Orthodox Church celebrates Easter
Vasiliy Perov. “Religious procession in a village at Easter” 1861

Vasiliy Perov. “Religious procession in a village at Easter” 1861

Vasiliy Perov
Ilya Repin. “Religious procession in Kursk province” 1883

Ilya Repin. “Religious procession in Kursk province” 1883

Ilya Repin
Illarion Pryanishnikov. "Religious procession" 1893

Illarion Pryanishnikov. "Religious procession" 1893

Illarion Pryanishnikov
Fedot Sychkov. “Playing kuchki (sand hills)” At Easter girls make sand hills and hide eggs under half of them. Players have to guess were the eggs are. If they win, it means luck will follow them. 1904-1914

Fedot Sychkov. “Playing kuchki (sand hills)” At Easter girls make sand hills and hide eggs under half of them. Players have to guess were the eggs are. If they win, it means luck will follow them. 1904-1914

Fedot Sychkov
Nikolai Rerich. "Russian Easter" 1924

Nikolai Rerich. "Russian Easter" 1924

Nikolai Rerich
Stepan Kolesnikov. "Before the Easter service"

Stepan Kolesnikov. "Before the Easter service"

Stepan Kolesnikov
The Grand Dutchess Olga Romanova . "Easter still life". 1930

The Grand Dutchess Olga Romanova . "Easter still life". 1930

The Grand Dutchess Olga Romanova
Ilya Kaverzniev. "Easter Sunday". 2005

Ilya Kaverzniev. "Easter Sunday". 2005

Ilya Kaverzniev
Pavel Ryzhenko. "Easter"

Pavel Ryzhenko. "Easter"

Pavel Ryzhenko
Stanislav Zhukovsky, "Easter still life". 1915

Stanislav Zhukovsky, "Easter still life". 1915

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