Vladimir Donatovitch Orlovsky (alternately: Volodymyr Orlovsky) was a Ukrainian landscape painter active at the turn of the 20th century. He is considered one of the major proponents of Ukrainian landscape painting.
Orlovsky studied at the Saint Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts and painted in France, Germany and Italy, as well as in Russia and his native Ukraine.
Some of his paintings are panoramic in scope, and have an astonishing dimension of depth — from a foreground at the viewer’s feet to a horizon miles away.
I haven’t found many sources for Orlovsky, but WikiArt has a reasonably good selection. Though most are of modest size, a few are relatively high resolution. There is also a zoomable image on Bonham’s.
