Nikolay Nikolaevich Karazin Collection
1. Nikolay Nikolaevich Karazin: A 19th-century Russian artist whose works chronicled the history and daily life of Siberia
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1. Nikolay Nikolaevich Karazin: A 19th-century Russian artist whose works chronicled the history and daily life of Siberia. From the rebellion of Pugachev in Siberia and the defeat of the Impostor's mob near Troitsk (May 21, 1774), to the Military Settlement Service of the Siberian Cossacks welcoming the authorities, Karazin's paintings offer a glimpse into the past. 2. Surveying coastal wetlands and leading a raid on a settlement, Karazin's works depict the challenges and triumphs of life in Siberia during the 19th century. His painting "A Battle" captures the intensity and chaos of military engagements, while "Troops Buried by a Snowstorm" portrays the harsh realities of the Siberian climate. 3. Karazin's art also showcases the cultural exchange between Russia and neighboring peoples, such as the Kyrgyz-Kazakhs of the Middle Horde paying a tax by the Tsar's decree, and the supervisor of the Bukhtarma Fishing Unit greeting the Chinese Amban. 4. In addition to documenting historical events and daily life, Karazin's paintings also depict moments of celebration, such as the Siberian Cossacks in the Guard presentation to Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, and the arrival of a party of "wives" for the great-great-grandmothers of Siberian Cossacks. 5. Through his art, Nikolay Nikolaevich Karazin provides a valuable record of Siberian history and culture, offering insights into the experiences of those who lived and worked in this vast and diverse region during the 19th century.