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1818, Lyadovo, Mogilev Province — 1870, Moscow

Interior View of St Nicholas Cathedral in St Petersburg

1843

  • oil on canvas. 147 х 117
  • Ж-3650

  • Received in 1897 from the Imperial Academy of Arts


A style of architecture that developed during the time of Empress Elizabeth was “Russian baroque”, which was marked by splendour and native originality. A building that is very typical of this style is the Cathedral of St Nicholas the Miracle-Worker in St Petersburg, which was built to a design by the architect Savva Chevakinsky. Here the artist Sergei Zaryanko depicts the interior of the upper Church of the Epiphany decorated with a richly carved iconostasis.