Ivan Aivazovsky (1817-1900)
is a Russian landscape painter, an unsurpassed maritime painter in spite of the fact that he is Armenian by origin. In 1837 Ivan Aivazovsky graduated at the Petersburg Academy of Applied Arts. He attended classes of the landscape-painter M. N. Vorobyev. In 1840 he went to Italy, then he visited France, Spain, Portugal, Holland, England. In 1844 Aivazovsky returned to St. Petersburg as well an artist who was recognized by all Europe, as the Roman Parisian and Amsterdam academies member. On a native land he was also awarded with a rank of the academician, and then he was appointed artist to the Senior Naval Headquarters. In 1845 he went away from St. Petersburg and finally he put up at his native land Feodosiya, having chosen the most favorable conditions for creativity. In 1847 Ivan Aivazovsky was recognized as the professor of Academy of Applied Arts. In the cities of Europe and America there had been more than 120 personal exhibitions only before his death. Ivan Aivazovsky created about six thousand pictures.
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After the Storm — Moonrise. Art print on canvas	Amidst the Waves. Art print on canvas	Arrival of Peter I to the Neva River. Art print on canvas
At the Roadstead. Art print on canvas	At the Yalta Shores. Art print on canvas	Bathing Sheep (Before the Sheepshearing in the Crimea, on the Black Sea Shore). Art print on canvas
Battle of Navarino. Art print on canvas	Battle of Sinope. Art print on canvas	Battle of the Steamship “Vesta” with the Turkish Battleship “Fethi-Bulend” on the Black Sea on 16 July 1877. Art print on canvas
Bay of Naples in the Morning. Art print on canvas	Bay of Naples on a Foggy Morning. Art print on canvas	Black Sea (Storm is Coming on the Black Sea). Art print on canvas
Black Sea Fleet Manoeuvres (The Last Imperial Review of the Black Sea Fleet by Czar Nikolay I). Art print on canvas	Black Sea Fleet Squadron Entering the Sevastopol Roadstead. Art print on canvas	Bosporus on a Moonlit Night. Art print on canvas
Breaking Waves. Art print on canvas	Breaking Waves. Art print on canvas	Breaking Waves. Art print on canvas
Breaking Waves. Art print on canvas	Brig "Mercury" Attacked by Two Turkish Ships. Exclusive fine art prints	Byron’s Visit to the Mkhitarists on St. Lazarus Island in Venice. Art print on canvas

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