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Russian Empire · January 7, 1865 – November 22, 1911Wikidata

Valentin Serov

Russian painter (1865–1911)

Born in Saint Petersburg. Died in Moscow.

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A life in paintings

Born 186557 dated paintingsDied 1911

62 works

4 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a woman
    Portrait of a woman
    Valentin Serov
    c. 1875–1911 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    Valentin Serov
    1879 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Valentin Serov
    1880s
  • Marie van Zandt
    Marie van Zandt
    Valentin Serov
    1886 · Samara Art Museum
  • Girl with peaches
    Girl with peaches
    Valentin Serov
    1887 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Girl in the Sunlight
    Girl in the Sunlight
    Valentin Serov
    1888 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Old Bath-House in Domotkanovo
    Old Bath-House in Domotkanovo
    Valentin Serov
    1888
  • Pavel Blaramberg
    Pavel Blaramberg
    Valentin Serov
    1888 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Alexander Serov
    Alexander Serov
    Valentin Serov
    1889 · Perm Art Museum
  • Antipova P. D.
    Antipova P. D.
    Valentin Serov
    1890
  • Portrait of the Artist Konstantin Korovin
    Portrait of the Artist Konstantin Korovin
    Valentin Serov
    1891 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Porträt des P.P. Konchalovsky
    Porträt des P.P. Konchalovsky
    Valentin Serov
    1891 · Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
  • Francesco Tamagno
    Francesco Tamagno
    Valentin Serov
    1891 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Портрет Ивана Забелина
    Портрет Ивана Забелина
    Valentin Serov
    1892 · State Historical Museum
  • Portrait of O. F. Tomara
    Portrait of O. F. Tomara
    Valentin Serov
    1892 · Belarusian National Arts Museum
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