Chirst in Wilderness by Ivan Kramskoi

Art facts:
Artist: Ivan Nikolaevich Kramskoi
Currently exhibits in Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery.
Original size: 72” х 84” inches
This work is linked to Luke 4:1-13
For more information please visit the art gallery website:
mainstorygallery.art/christ-in...

[@davidwell686]

I found out about this artist while fooling around on the net. Amazing artist and too bad he does not get more attention.

[@SkwitdaHk]

Incredible video and detail. Thank you and God bless!

[@user-qp4bq9pb6c]

A brilliant painting, really haunting, and thank you for the video commentary, very informative.

[@touchgrass9363]

one of my favourite paintings

[@jhoanaraya4460]

He looks like tinking about the humanity and what we do without know

[@f84kjsg7]

I love this painting. Thank you for explaining the story behind it

[@brunomillaneri]

loved it

[@jojodoesthings-]

this is an amazing video. i’m surprised it doesn’t have more views and it really is a shame. because this video is very well put together and love the explanation! thank you!

[@seancloutier2577]

Great work.

[@kelvinmartins106]

Sensacional!
Dostoievsk cita a obra "Meditador" de Ivan Kramskoi em "Os Irmãos Karamázov" para nos ajudar a compreender a psique do seu personaágem Smerdiákov. Foi lendo este trecho que cheguei neste vídeo.

[@TMNmedia]

Nice

[@Hahayougotbann]

Great video. But you forgot to mention that initially when asked, Kramskoi would say that he didn't know if that was actually Christ. In fact, the painting is meant to portray the Russian spirit of the time. Moral in Russia was low and life was full of uncertainty and strife for the everyday Russian. So Kramskoi tried to encapsulate that in his painting.