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Jun 25, 2018 · 29. 2. ADVERTISEMENT. Vladimir Rumyantsev is an artist based in St. Petersburg who makes cats his main characters. He is known throughout Russia and Europe, his paintings are presented in museums in the former Soviet Union, Germany, USA, UK, Finland and Sweden. With an incredible ease of expressing good humor in their works (with watercolor ...
Private collection. 'At the samovar' by Ekaterina Kaciura-Falileewa (1886-1948) Russian Museum. 'Venus' by Mikhail Larionov (1881-1964) Private collection. 'Portrait Of A Lady With Her Cat' by ...
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May 8, 2024 · The 10 Russian Cat Breeds. 1. Kurilian Bobtail. Image Credit: TalyaPhoto, Shutterstock. Height: 9 to 12 inches. Weight: 11 to 15 pounds. This bobtail cat is a landrace breed, meaning it naturally ...
Mar 25, 2024 · Price: $500-$2,500. The Donskoy is a unique hairless cat breed with a varied and sometimes shape-shifting coat. The Donskoy breed originated in Russia when a professor rescued a stray kitten in 1987. The kitten, named Varvara, began losing her hair as she grew older despite her owner’s attempts to treat the hair loss.
Mar 25, 2024 · Top 10 Russian Cat Breeds: 1. Siberian Cat. The Siberian cat is an ancient breed that is often depicted in Russian folktales, children’s books, and fairy tales. This breed is thought to date back to 1000 AD and may be related to the Maine Coon and the Norwegian Forest Cat.
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Painting cats Vladimir Rumyantsev. Born in 1957 in a small Russian city of Cherepovets, Vladimir began drawing at the age of four. Rumyantsev graduated from art school with specialization “commercial artist”. And later, he also graduated from the State Institute of painting, sculpture and architecture named after Ilya Repin (1976).
