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Petrovichev, Pyotr
1874-1947
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Member of the Union of Russian Artists (1911)
Member of the Artists’ Union (USSR)
Member of the Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia (1922–1927)
Member of the Association of Realist Artists

1888–1891 – acquired his first professional skills in the Rostov museum of church antiques while repainting old icons
Thanks to the good offices of Vasily Vereshchagin, Petrovishev enlisted in the painting department of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture.
1898 – joined the workshop of landscape painting, where his teacher was Isaak Levitan and later Apollinary Vasnetsov, both his teachers having a great influence on Petrovichev who became a master of lyrical landscape
Petrovichev’s paintings were shown at the exhibitions arranged by Mir Iskusstva [World of Art] and of the Society for Travelling Art Exhibitions.
Petrovichev had his one-man shows in Moscow in 1917 and 1946.
His paintings can be found in Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow), Russian Museum (St. Petersburg) and in all major regional museums of Russia.

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assets/images/paintings/petrovichev/thumbs/col1_31-01-06(1).jpg|Поздняя осень (Первый снег)|Late Autumn. First Snow|к.1890х-н.1900х|17,5х39,5|3|Петровичев Петр Иванович|Petrovichev, Pyotr|1874-1947|альбомы «Романтический реализм. Собрание галереи Арт Прима» (2015), стр.49; «Коллекция русской живописи конца XIX - начала XX века» (2014), стр.29; «Образ Родины» (2007), cтр.32.|albums «Romantic Realism. The Art Prima Gallery Collection» (2015), page 49; «The collection of Russian painting of the late XIX - early XX century» (2014), page 29; «Image of Homeland» (2007), page 32.

Late Autumn. First Snow, к.1890х-н.1900х, oil on cardboard, 17,5х39,5

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