The painter who can best represent the achievements of the roving school is Lie Bin. He was born in a military family stationed in a foreign country in Ukraine, and won a gold medal while studying in the Academy of Fine Arts, which enabled him to visit Vienna, Venice, Florence, Rome and Paris, greatly broadening his horizons. His works have a wide range of themes, such as The Tracker on the Volga River, Cha poros's Letter to the Turkish Sultan, and Ivan the Beagle Killed His Son, all of which are well-known masterpieces.

Brief introduction of painting school

/kloc-in the first half of the 0/9th century, many outstanding and successful painters appeared in Russia. They show a certain depth in their works with historical themes and realistic themes, and they also have their own strengths in painting skills, making their own contributions to the establishment of Russian painting school. Historical themes such as Brolov's The End of Pompeii and Ivanov's Epiphany of Christ; Reflect the reality, such as fedotov's "Major Proposal" and Birov's "Funeral", which are all valuable works.