Ilya Repin – Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan – Mug

Bring one of the most dramatic images in nineteenth-century Russian painting to your morning coffee or tea with this ceramic art mug, featuring Ilya Repin’s Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan. Painted in the 1880s, the work captures the anguished aftermath of a violent moment, with Ivan holding his wounded son in one of the most emotionally charged scenes in Russian art.

The artwork is presented as a two-sided adaptation, with the central figures positioned prominently on both main viewing sides of the mug so the emotional focus of Repin’s composition remains clear.

Available sizes: 11 oz and 15 oz
Material: Ceramic
Print: Full-colour sublimation
Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe

A distinctive everyday mug for admirers of Repin, Russian art, nineteenth-century painting, dramatic historical subjects and museum-inspired homeware. It also makes an unusual gift for art lovers, history enthusiasts and anyone drawn to powerful figurative painting.

Artwork note: The original composition has been carefully adapted into a two-sided mug design while preserving the principal elements, atmosphere and emotional intensity of Repin’s work.

Made to order, with fulfilment available from multiple international locations depending on destination.