Grigoriy Grigorievich Myasoyedov was a founding member of the group of 19th century Russian painters know as the Peredvizhniki, who rejected the formalities of the Impreial Academy of the Arts in favor of traveling exhibitions.

Unfortunately, he is not as well known outside of Russia as his more famous counterparts, and information and examples of his work are harder to find. I wish it were otherwise, as some of the examples that are available in reasonably large images are tantalizingly wonderful.

Someone who is better equipped than I to search Russian language resources might find more.