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The Oprichnina at the Court of Ivan IV (1530-84) (oil on canvas)

The Oprichnina at the Court of Ivan IV (1530-84) (oil on canvas)


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The Oprichnina at the Court of Ivan IV (1530-84) (oil on canvas)

BAL266338 The Oprichnina at the Court of Ivan IV (1530-84) (oil on canvas) by Nevrev, Nikolai Vasilievich (1830-1904); 104x152 cm; State Art Gallery of Kirgiz Republic, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan; (add.info.: Ivan Vasilyevich the Terrible ; Oprichnina was a section of Russia ruled directly by the tsar; disbanded in 1573; administered by the Oprichniks; ); Russian, out of copyright

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is a captivating oil painting that offers a glimpse into the political and social dynamics of 16th-century Russia. Created by Nikolai Vasilievich Nevrev, this masterpiece measures 104x152 cm and is housed in the State Art Gallery of Kirgiz Republic in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. The painting depicts Tsar Ivan IV, also known as Ivan the Terrible, seated on his majestic throne surrounded by politicians and courtiers. The tsar's presence exudes power and authority as he presides over an audience with his subjects. The atmosphere is tense yet intriguing, capturing the complex nature of Russian politics during that era. At the heart of this artwork lies the concept of Oprichnina – a section of Russia directly ruled by Ivan IV himself. This controversial system was administered by loyalists called Oprichniks who enforced strict control over their assigned territories. The disbandment of Oprichnina in 1573 marked a significant turning point in Russian history. Nevrev's attention to detail brings this historical scene to life, showcasing both kneeling figures paying homage to their ruler and others engaged in intense discussions or debates. Through skillful brushwork and vibrant colors, he captures not only the physical appearance but also the emotions and tensions present within this powerful gathering. "The Oprichnina at the Court of Ivan IV" serves as a valuable visual record that sheds light on an important period in Russian history

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