Focus on Vladimirka (painting) and explain the Sketches and replications.
An oil-on-cardboard sketch of Vladimirka in the size of 10 by 16.5 centimetres (3.9 in × 6.5 in) is in the collection of the Moscow collector A. M. Koludarov, having previously been in the collections of Nikolai Mesherin and N. Yu. Kislitsin. Levitan gifted another sketch of the painting to Mikhail Chekhov. Chekhov later gave the sketch to Ivan Belousov, but it was lost "during the move from one apartment to another". The current location of the sketch is unknown.There is also one known replication of the painting by Levitan made in the 1890s in the size of 50.5 by 80.2 centimetres (19.9 in × 31.6 in) that was initially in the collection of Z. Z. Rabinovich. Initially commissioned by the physician and collector Ivan Troyanovsky, this replication became part of the collections of A. N. Lyapunov since 1917, Yevgeniy Opochinin since 1922 and later I. I. Ilyin-Goldman.
Mikhail Chekhov Ivan Troyanovsky Ivan Belousov Moscow Vladimir Yevgeniy Opochinin Nikolai Mesherin