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The article examines the main stages of the evolution of the art associations of the Russian Empire in the first half - the middle of the 19th century, which influenced the formation of the Society for Circulating Art Exhibitions in 1870, taking into consideration archival material and published sources. The view established in historiography, in which the formation of the Association of Travelling Artists is considered as a direct consequence of the “riot of fourteen” in 1863. It is concluded that the association of the Itinerants was the result of the unification of forces and ideas of Moscow and St. Petersburg art associations of the previous decades of the 19th century.

THE INFLUENCE OF ARTISTIC INTELLIGENTSIA ASSOCIATIONS OF 1820-1860s ON FORMATION OF THE SOCIETY FOR CIRCULATING ART EXHIBITIONS