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Russian Empire · June 21, 1886 – November 7, 1918Wikidata

Olga Rozanova

Russian artist (1886-1918)

Born in Melenki. Died in Moscow.

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A life in paintings

Born 188683 dated paintingsDied 1918

84 works

  • Corner of the House and Bullfinches on the Tree. Winter
    Corner of the House and Bullfinches on the Tree. Winter
    Olga Rozanova
    1907 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Female Portrait
    Female Portrait
    Olga Rozanova
    1907 · Ivanovo Regional Art Museum
  • Female Portrait
    Female Portrait
    Olga Rozanova
    1907 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Olga Rozanova
    1909
  • Red House
    Red House
    Olga Rozanova
    1910 · Russian Museum
  • Cityscape
    Cityscape
    Olga Rozanova
    1910 · Russian Museum
  • Restaurant
    Restaurant
    Olga Rozanova
    1911 · Russian Museum
  • Still life with Tomatoes
    Still life with Tomatoes
    Olga Rozanova
    1911 · Russian Museum
  • Portrait of a girl
    Portrait of a girl
    Olga Rozanova
    1911 · Moscow
  • Cityscape. Roofs
    Cityscape. Roofs
    Olga Rozanova
    1912 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Portrait of Anna Vladimirvna Rozanova
    Portrait of Anna Vladimirvna Rozanova
    Olga Rozanova
    1912 · Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
  • Selfportrait
    Selfportrait
    Olga Rozanova
    1912 · Ivanovo Regional Art Museum
  • Cityscape
    Cityscape
    Olga Rozanova
    1912 · Russian Museum
  • Jug with Flowers
    Jug with Flowers
    Olga Rozanova
    1912 · Russian Museum
  • Still life with Jug and Apples
    Still life with Jug and Apples
    Olga Rozanova
    1912 · Russian Museum
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