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Vyacheslav Schwarz
Vyacheslav Grigorevich Schwarz, or Shvarts (Russian: Вячеслав Григорьевич Шварц; 4 October 1838, Kursk — 10 April 1869, Kursk) was a Russian history and genre painter.
==Biography==
His family was of Danish ancestry and his father was Lieutenant General Grigory Schwarz, hero of the Patriotic War of 1812 and later chief of the Jaro-Belokany Military District in Zakatali Okrug, where Vyacheslav spent his childhood.〔Fyodor Bulgakov, "Шварцъ (Швартцъ), Вячеславъ Григорьевичъ" in ''Наши художники'' (Our Artists), Saint Petersburg, A. S. Suvorina (1890) Vol.II, "Л — Я" ()〕
In 1846, he and his mother moved to Moscow, where he received his first art lessons at the Moscow School of Drawing. The following year, he was granted admission to the Page Corps, but never served because his mother didn't want him to have a military career. He was finally brought to Saint Petersburg in 1851 and was enrolled in the Imperial Alexander Lyceum the following year.〔(RusArtNet: Brief biography )〕 He was also a talented linguist, having acquired a working knowledge of French, German and English by the age of ten.
While at the Lyceum, his drawings attracted the attention of the art faculty and he was able to study under Arseny Meshchersky, who introduced him to oil painting. In 1859, he was graduated with a gold medal and the rank of "Class IX" in the Civil Service. Later that year, he was given permission to audit classes at Saint Petersburg State University, where he came under the influence of Nikolay Kostomarov. He had already begun attending classes at the Imperial Academy of Arts, to study military art with Bogdan Willewalde〔 but, fascinated with Professor Kostomarov's lectures, his first paintings were devoted to ancient Russian history.
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