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The 14 pages that link to Imperial Academy of Arts, each with the reason it gives.

• Ilya RepinRelated: Repin studied there and received the training that launched his professional career.

• Russian RealismRelated: Its prescribed subjects and hierarchy helped provoke the revolt of young artists.

• PeredvizhnikiCompared with: The Peredvizhniki built an exhibition network independent of this institution’s authority.

• Hermitage MuseumRelated: It reflects the imperial cultural ambitions that also shaped the Hermitage’s early development.

• Pavel TretyakovCompared with: Its official academic priorities differed from Tretyakov’s support for contemporary Russian painting.

• Barge Haulers on the VolgaRelated: Repin’s training there preceded the painting and shaped his early artistic career.

• Kosta KhetagurovRelated: Khetagurov studied painting there, developing the artistic practice alongside his writing.

• Ivan AivazovskyRelated: Aivazovsky studied there and received early recognition for his seascapes.

• Russian MuseumRelated: Its academic tradition shaped the art and collecting culture that preceded the museum.

• Valentin SerovRelated: Serov taught there before resigning in protest after the Bloody Sunday shootings of 1905.

• Vasily VereshchaginRelated: Vereshchagin studied there before rejecting the conventions of academic history painting.

• Alexei ShchusevRelated: Shchusev trained there before establishing himself as an architect.

• Ivan ShishkinRelated: Shishkin studied there before pursuing further training abroad.

• Karl BryullovRelated: Bryullov trained there before pursuing his career abroad.