The art from Russia is a unique entity that focuses upon the traditional lifestyle of the Russians mainly the religious and social aspect. Most of the art is a demonstration of the iconic in Russian history as well as the religiosity aspect. Also, the uniqueness is enhanced through the ability to illuminate the emotional character of the audience while ensuring that the idolization ideology of the images deviates from the argumentative effect to the religious beliefs. Russian art is an illusion of the significance of religion to the Russian lifestyle with a perfect bled to the utilization of canvas as the role of canvas and providing the intensity of background role instead of the aspect of space.

The significant difference between the Russian art and other forms of techniques including the Italian Renaissance art is that it focuses mainly upon the religiosity architecture in Russia especially through the structures of the church as well as the essential functions of the religious foundation. This contrasts the renaissance art because it mainly focused upon the historical nature of religion through the life of Jesus. Russian art plays the significance of challenging the mind through reflections.

The Russian art has evolved over the ages to the modernized culture of, and these ages include the Bronze and Iron Age, Byzantine, Mongols’ art, iconic painting, Parsunas, the historical, religious painting, art of the landscape and the modern art that begins from the eighteenth century. Although the art evolved, in most cases it encompassed the imagery aspect mainly because the topical issues addressed embraced the Russian culture. As a result, Russians embrace creativity as a form of authentic expression of their traditional lifestyles as well as the basic guideline for nostalgic moments including the icon figures in the history of Russian existence.