This is a list of 19th-century Russian painters.
- Abram Arkhipov, 1862–1930
- Ivan Aivazovsky, 1817–1900
- Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky, 1868–1945
- Alexander Golovin 1863-1930
- Pavel Fedotov, 1851–1852
- Nikolai Ge, 1831–1894
- Alexander Ivanov 1806-1858
- Vasily Kamensky 1866-1944
- Nikolai Kasatkin 1859-1930
- Orest Kiprensky 1782-1936
- Konstantin Korovin 1861-1939
- Alexei Korzukhin 1835–1894
- Nikolay Koshelev 1840–1918
- Evgraf Fedorovich Krendovsky, 1810–1870
- Eugene Lanceray 1875-1946
- Klavdiy Lebedev 1852-1916
- Mikhail Lebedev 1811-1837
- Dmitry Levitsky 1735-1822
- Konstantin Makovsky 1839-1915
- Vladimir Makovsky 1846-1920
- Vassily Maximov 1844-1911
- Grigoriy Myasoyedov1834-1911
- Mikhail Nesterov 1862-1942
- Nikolai Nevrev 1830-1904
- Ilya Ostroukhov 1858–1929
- Vasily Perov 1834-1882
- Vasily Polenov 1844-1927
- Yelena Polenova 1850-1898
- Illarion Pryanishnikov 1840-1894
- Vasili Pukirev 1832-1890
- Ilya Repin 1844-1930
- Fyodor Rokotov 1736–1808
- Andrei Ryabushkin 1861-1904
- Konstantin Savitsky 1844-1905
- Alexei Savrasov 1830-1897
- Valentin Serov 1865-1911
- Silvestr Schchedrin 1791-1830
- Semion Shchedrin 1745–1804
- Fyodor Tolstoy 1783-1873
- Vasily Tropinin 1776-1856
- Fyodor Vasilyev 1850-1873
- Apollinary Vasnetsov 1856-1933
- Viktor Vasnetsov 1848-1926
- Vasily Vereshchagin 1842-1904
- Konstantin Yuon 1875-1958
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