Fedor Yakovlevich Alekseev (c. 1753 – November 23, 1824) was a Russian painter who concentrated on landscapes. Alekseev went to school at the Saint Petersburg Imperial Academy of Arts. He stayed in Venice for three years studying famous Italian and French landscape painters. When he returned to Saint Petersburg to work, he gained popularity. In 1800, Russia’s Emperor Paul commissioned paintings of Moscow. Learn more »
Paintings by Fyodor Alekseyev in Chronological Order
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| An Inner View of a Courtyard with a Garden. A Loggia in Venice, 1776 | The Admiralty and the Winter Palace Viewed from the Military College, 1794 | Town Square in Kherson, 1796 |
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| View of the Fortress of St. Peter and Paul and the Palace Embankmant, 1799 | View of the Town Mykolaiv , 1799 | Palace in Tsaritsyno in the Vicinity of Moscow, 1800 |
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| Potemkin Street, 1800 | The Foundling Hospital in Moscow, 1800 | The Monastery of Trinity and St. Sergius, 1800 |
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| Tverskaya Street and Triumphal Arch in the Strastnaya Square, 1800 | View from the Kremlin’s Spassky Gate, 1800 | View from the Lubyanka Square to Vladimirskiye Gate, 1800 |
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| View of Lubyanka, 1800 | View of Moscow Near the Iversky Gate of the Kremlin, 1800 | View of Moskvoretskaya Street, Zaryadye, Moscow, 1800 |
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| View of Saint Michael’s Castle, 1800 | View of Saint Michael’s Castle(1), 1800 | The Boyar’s Ground in the Moscow Kremlin, 1801 |
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| Illumination at Soboronaya Square on the occasion of the Coronation of Alexander I, 1802 | North Side of Red Square, 1802 | Church of Nikola the Big Cross on Ilyinka, 1805 |
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| Church of St. John the Baptist, Borovitskaya Tower and Stablings Prikaz (Department) in the Kremlin, 1805 | Holy Resurrection Cathedral of New Jerusalem Monastery. Internal View, 1805 | Ivan the Great Bell Tower and Chudov Monastery in the Kremlin, 1805 |
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| Kolomenskoe Village, 1805 | Moskvoretskaya Street, 1805 | New Jerusalem Monastery, 1805 |
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| Novaya Square, 1805 | Terem and Church of Our Savior in a Pine Forest in the Kremlin, 1805 | The Annunciation Cathedral and Faceted Palace, 1805 |
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| The Senate, Arsenal and Nikolskiye Gates in the Moscow Kremlin, 1805 | Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, 1805 | View of the Sovereign’s Palace and the Church of the Annunciation in the Rye Yard, 1805 |
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| View of Vladimirskiye (Nikolskiye) Gate of Kitai Gorod, 1805 | View of Voskresenskiye (Resurrection) and Nikolskiye Gates, 1805 | View of Voskresenskiye (Resurrection) and Nikolskiye Gates(1), 1805 |
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| View of the Palace Embankment from St. Peter’s and St. Paul’s Fortress, 1810 | View of the Stock Exchange and the Admiralty from the Fortress of St. Peter and Paul, 1810 | View of the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg, 1811 |
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| View of the Voskresensky and Nikolsky Gates and the Neglinny Bridge from Tverskay Street in Moscow, 1811 | Boyars’s Platform, 1815 | View of the Kremlin from the Troitsky Gate, 1815 |
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| November 7, 1824 in the Square in front of the Bolshoi Theatre, 1824 | Military Hospital at Lefortovo | The Cathedral Square in the Moscow Kremlin |
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| View of Nikolskaya Tower and Gates of Moscow Kremlin and the Moat in Place of Present Day Graveyard near Kremlin Wall and Part of Red Square | View of the English Embankmant from Visilievsky Island in St. Petersburg | View of the Kremlin and the Kamenny Bridge in Moscow |
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| View of Voskresenskiye (Resurrection) Gates of Kitay Gorod, Nikolskye Gate of Kremlin and Neglinny Bridge | View onto St. Michael’s Castle in St. Petersburg from the Fontanka Side | Red Square, Moscow |