Famine
- Artist
- Ivan Vladimirov
- Date
- 1919 ; Russian Federation
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Famine" vividly captures the tragic consequences of a period marked by immense upheaval, notably the revolutionary years from 1917 to 1927 that transformed Russia into the Soviet Union. Through genre painting, the artist depicts the stark reality faced by many peasants and urban poor amid widespread food shortages and societal collapse. The work may incorporate elements of Realism to authentically portray suffering and hardship during this tumultuous decade, reflecting the profound social and political changes from the Russian revolutions to Stalin's rise to power.
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