Polenova Collection

Illustration to the The Tale Synko-Philipko, 1890s. Artist: Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898)
Illustration to the The Tale Synko-Philipko, 1890s. Found in the collection of State V. Polenov Open-air Museum of History and Art, Polenovo

After the Bath (w / c on paper)
1195889 After the Bath (w/c on paper) by Polenova, Elena (1850-98); 64.1x40.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Polenova, Elena (1850-1898)); Photo eChristies Images; Russian, out of copyright

The Washerwoman, late 19th century, (1965). Creator: Elena Dmitrievna Polenova
The Washerwoman, late 19th century, (1965). Study for Guests : woman using an iron to press clothes. Painting in a private collection

Illustration to the The Tale Ded Moroz, 1888. Artist: Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898)
Illustration to the The Tale Ded Moroz, 1888. Found in the collection of State V. Polenov Open-air Museum of History and Art, Polenovo

Backwater in Abramtsevo, c. 1888. Artist: Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898)
Backwater in Abramtsevo, c. 1888. Found in the collection of State V. Polenov Open-air Museum of History and Art, Polenovo

Illustration to the The Tale Synko-Philipko. Artist: Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898)
Illustration to the The Tale Synko-Philipko. Found in the collection of State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

1882. Artist: Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898)
1882. Found in the collection of the Regional A. Deineka Art Gallery, Kursk

Pond with Water Lilies, Early 1890s. Artist: Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898)
Pond with Water Lilies, Early 1890s. Found in the collection of the State V. Polenov Open-air Museum of History and Art, Polenovo

Illustration to the The Tale Ded Moroz. Artist: Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898)
Illustration to the The Tale Ded Moroz. Found in the collection of State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

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Polenova, Elena Dmitryevna (1850-1898), was a talented Russian artist known for her captivating illustrations and vibrant watercolor paintings. Her works beautifully captured various scenes from popular tales such as "The Tale Synko-Philipko" and "Ded Moroz. " One of Polenova's notable pieces is the illustration to "The Tale Synko-Philipko, " created in the 1890s. This artwork showcases her exceptional skill in bringing characters to life through intricate details and expressive brushstrokes. Another remarkable creation by Polenova is "After the Bath, " a watercolor on paper that exudes tranquility and intimacy. The delicate hues and soft lines convey a sense of vulnerability, inviting viewers into an intimate moment. In "The Washerwoman, " Polenova portrays everyday life with authenticity and empathy. Through this late 19th-century piece, she captures the essence of hard work while highlighting the dignity found within mundane tasks. Polenova's talent extended beyond illustrations; she also excelled at landscape painting. In "Backwater in Abramtsevo, " she masterfully depicts nature's serenity, utilizing bold strokes to create depth and texture. Her dedication to storytelling shines through her numerous illustrations for tales like "Ded Moroz. " These artworks transport us into fantastical worlds filled with whimsy, magic, and enchantment. Among her diverse body of work is another illustration for "The Tale Synko-Philipko. " Here, Polenova demonstrates her versatility as an artist by capturing different moods within the same narrative through distinct visual styles. In 1882, Polenova produced yet another captivating piece that showcases her artistic prowess. With meticulous attention to detail and rich colors, she brings forth a scene brimming with life and vitality. "Pond with Water Lilies" transports us into a serene oasis where we can almost hear the gentle rustle of leaves and the soft ripple of water.