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Mykola Pymonenko

Ukrainian painter (1862-1912)

Born in Kyiv. Died in Kyiv.

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A life in paintings

Born 186216 dated paintingsDied 1912

19 works

  • Haymaking
    Haymaking
    Mykola Pymonenko
    19th century · Fine Arts Museum Kharkiv
  • Russian soldier in the theater
    Russian soldier in the theater
    Mykola Pymonenko
    c. 1880 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Matchmakers
    Matchmakers
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1882 · Kovalenko Krasnodar Regional Art Museum
  • Jews carrying things bought at auction
    Jews carrying things bought at auction
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1885 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • autoportrait
    autoportrait
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1886 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Yuletide Fortune Tellers
    Yuletide Fortune Tellers
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1888 · Russian Museum
  • Wedding in Kyiv Gubernia
    Wedding in Kyiv Gubernia
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1891 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Waiting for the Blessing
    Waiting for the Blessing
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1891 · Rybinsk Museum-Preserve
  • Harvest in Ukraine
    Harvest in Ukraine
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1896
  • Victim of fanaticism
    Victim of fanaticism
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1899 · Fine Arts Museum Kharkiv
  • A boy in a straw hat
    A boy in a straw hat
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1900s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • В тени
    В тени
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1900s · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Out of the woods
    Out of the woods
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1900 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Ford
    Ford
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1901 · Odesa Fine Arts Museum
  • Idyll
    Idyll
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1908 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
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