Unequal Marriage Art Print by Vasili Pukirev

Bring powerful nineteenth-century storytelling to your walls with Unequal Marriage by Russian artist Vasili Pukirev. Painted in 1862, the emotionally charged wedding scene examines age, social pressure, personal choice, and the unequal power structures surrounding marriage.

Product details
• Reproduction of Unequal Marriage by Vasili Pukirev
• Original artwork painted in 1862
• Vertical fine-art composition
• Available in ten sizes
• Print only; decorative frames shown in styled images are not included

Size options
• 9″ × 11″
• 10″ × 13″
• 11″ × 14″
• 14″ × 18″
• 16″ × 20″
• 17″ × 20″
• 18″ × 24″
• 20″ × 24″
• 22″ × 28″
• 22″ × 30″

All measurements are in inches and listed as width × height. Measure your wall and preferred frame opening before ordering.

The dramatic narrative makes this print a strong addition to studies, libraries, offices, classrooms, traditional interiors, and art-history gallery walls. It also makes a thoughtful gift for collectors of Russian art, realist painting, social-history imagery, and narrative art.

Frequently asked questions

Which artwork is reproduced?
The print features Unequal Marriage, painted by Vasili Pukirev in 1862.

Is a frame included?
No. This listing is for the art print only.

Which direction does the artwork hang?
It has a vertical portrait orientation.

Colors may vary slightly between screens and the finished print.