Cart
- Artist
- Alexei Korzukhin
- Date
- 1891
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Genre painting
The painting titled "Cart" exemplifies Realism by depicting a traditional Russian kibitka, a rough, cloth-covered carriage often used as a posting wagon. Crafted from wooden bows and ropes, it features a simple sling seat with a hay-filled cushion, emphasizing practical design. The artist captures the everyday life of rural communities, aligning with the principles of genre painting. The piece offers a vivid portrayal of this utilitarian vehicle, highlighting its humble construction and cultural significance within Russian life.
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