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IVAN PETROVICH TRUTNEV 1827 Likhvin – 1912 Vilnius “FUNERAL” Oil on canvas. 61.5 x 96.5 cm (F. 79 x 114.5 cm). Monogrammed in Cyrillic “IT” in the lower left corner. I.P. Trutnev—a genre and icon painter as well as an art teacher—studied at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg, where, after several years working abroad, he was awarded the title of Academician in 1868. Among his most significant achievements was the founding of the Drawing School in Vilnius, which grew to become the most important artistic educational institution in Lithuania and profoundly influenced artistic training in the region. Minor retouching. Bibliography: Catalog of the XIV Exhibition of the St. Petersburg Artists’ Society, 1906, p. 29, no. 195; “Niva” magazine, December 9, 1906, No. 49. Provenance: Lithuanian private collection. IVAN PETROVICH TRUTNEV 1827 Lichvin – 1912 Vilnius “FUNERAL” Oil on canvas. 61.5 x 96.5 cm (frame: 79 x 114.5 cm). Monogrammed 'IT' in Cyrillic at the bottom left. I.P. Trutnew—a genre and icon painter as well as an art educator—studied at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg, where, after several years of working abroad, he was awarded the title of Academician in 1868. Among his most significant achievements was the founding of the drawing school in Vilnius, which developed into Lithuania’s most important artistic educational institution and had a lasting impact on the region’s artistic education. Minor retouching. Bibliography: Catalog of the XIV Exhibition of the St. Petersburg Artists’ Society, 1906, p. 29, no. 195; magazine *Niwa*, December 9, 1906, no. 49. Provenance: Private collection in Lithuania.
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