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From the eighteenth century, when Peter the Great introduced western tastes and forms in art and architecture, Russian art moved away from religion towards a secular tradition. Portrait painting, marines and townscapes were dominant genres. In the second half of the nineteenth century artists of the Wanderers (Peredvizhniki) group started painting scenes of contemporary life.
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When did Russian art move away from religion towards a secular tradition?
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Russian art moved away from religion towards a secular tradition when Peter the Great developed the traditions of painters of the Russian realistic landscape school.
Russian art moved away from religion towards a secular tradition from the eighteenth century when Peter the Great introduced western tastes and forms in art and architecture.
Russian art moved away from religion towards a secular tradition when the Wanderers introduced new heroes into their art.
Russian art moved away from religion towards a secular tradition only at the end of the 20th century.
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