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Estonia · October 22, 1865 – November 22, 1930Wikidata

Paul Raud

Estonian artist (1865-1930)

Born in Viru-Jaagupi. Died in Tallinn.

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A life in paintings

Born 186599 dated paintingsDied 1930

138 works

  • Q55872231
    Q55872231
    Paul Raud
    1889 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q50350780
    Q50350780
    Paul Raud
    1890–1893 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Nun
    Nun
    Paul Raud
    1890–1893 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q55812920
    Q55812920
    Paul Raud
    1890–1893 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55829358
    Q55829358
    Paul Raud
    1890–1893 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55873421
    Q55873421
    Paul Raud
    1890–1893 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55873434
    Q55873434
    Paul Raud
    1892 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55877677
    Q55877677
    Paul Raud
    1892 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55774689
    Q55774689
    Paul Raud
    1893 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Seminude
    Seminude
    Paul Raud
    1893 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55879512
    Q55879512
    Paul Raud
    1893 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • A Lady in a Red Hat
    A Lady in a Red Hat
    Paul Raud
    1893 · Kumu
  • Q50438574
    Q50438574
    Paul Raud
    1894–1896 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q55800147
    Q55800147
    Paul Raud
    1894 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55802222
    Q55802222
    Paul Raud
    1894–1896 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
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