Isaac Levitan Prints – Rivers, Autumn Colour & Open Country

Isaac Levitan prints follow water, tracks and wooded ground into low, often distant horizons. Seasonal trees and small buildings provide clear accents within larger areas of sky and land. Explore the collection alongside landscape art, northern European prints and architecture subjects, comparing inhabited riverbanks with more exposed open country.

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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, Evening Bells Ringing
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, The Lake
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, Golden Autumn
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, Alps Snow
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, Marsh at Evening
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, Crimean Landscape
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, Volga River
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, The Vladimirka
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, Sofia Kuvshinnikova Portrait
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, River in the Forest
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Isaac Levitan Russian Fine Art Print, By The Waters Edge
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A village track among warm trees

Golden Autumn looks between small timber buildings across ground marked by a winding path and yellow foliage. A bright upright tree stands near the foreground, with quieter fields beyond. The scattered houses keep the seasonal colour connected to an ordinary inhabited place rather than an entirely unoccupied landscape.

A river bend towards the distant buildings

Evening Bells Ringing places a small boat near the bank beneath a wide reflective surface. Trees and pale towers gather on the opposite shore, with warm clouds spread above them. The curved water and low landing create a clear route from the near foreground towards the more distant architecture.

A road leading beneath a large sky

The Vladimirka follows pale tracks across broad green-brown ground towards a far horizon. Small figures and scattered vertical marks give the distance scale without filling it. The extensive clouded sky makes the route feel more exposed than the sheltered riverbank or the village among autumn trees.

Related artists and collections

Compare Russian outdoor settings in Vasily Polenov, northern landscape observation in Eero Järnefelt and quiet water in John Henry Twachtman. Further landscape prints develops the roads, rivers and changing weather, while gardens and flowers follows seasonal growth and the changing colour of trees.

Read more in our guide to Impressionist landscape painting.