Alexander Vasilievich Gine (1830 - 1880)

Alexander Vasilievich Gine

Alexander Vasilievich Gine (Russian: Александр Васильевич Гине) was a Russian painter known for his detailed and atmospheric landscapes. Born in 1830, he hailed from a noble family and studied alongside notable artists like Ivan Shishkin at the Kazan Gymnasium and later at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture under Sokrat Vorobyov​​.

Gine's works are celebrated for their meticulous detail and his ability to capture the essence of Russian natural scenery. Some of his notable paintings include "Storm on Valaam," "View of Svyatogorsk Monastery," and "Night, Spring Flood of the Volga River." These works earned him several accolades, including silver and gold medals from the Imperial Academy of Arts. In 1865, he was awarded the title of "class artist of the first degree," and in 1878, he became an academician.

Gine's artworks are part of prestigious collections in Russia, including the State Tretyakov Gallery and the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts. His contributions significantly influenced the Russian landscape painting tradition, aligning him with other prominent artists of his time like Alexei Savrasov and Fyodor Vasilyev​.

For collectors and art enthusiasts, Gine's landscapes offer a glimpse into the serene and powerful beauty of 19th-century Russia. To stay updated on new acquisitions and auction events related to Alexander Vasilievich Gine, subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive updates on new product sales and auction events related to this esteemed artist.