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Russian Empire · March 11, 1835 – October 18, 1894Wikidata

Alexei Korzukhin

Russian artist (1835-1894)

Born in Uktussky plant. Died in Saint Petersburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 183530 dated paintingsDied 1894

38 works

  • Portrait of the A.M. Sibiryakov
    Portrait of the A.M. Sibiryakov
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century · Irkutsk Regional Art Museum
  • Portrait of the G.F. Vasil'kovoy
    Portrait of the G.F. Vasil'kovoy
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century
  • Portrait of the R.G. Sudkovskiy
    Portrait of the R.G. Sudkovskiy
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century
  • Portrait of a priest P.V. Udintsev
    Portrait of a priest P.V. Udintsev
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century · Nizhniy Tagil State Museum of Fine Arts
  • God Of Hosts
    God Of Hosts
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century · Stavropol Krai Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait of the Alexander III of Russia
    Portrait of the Alexander III of Russia
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century
  • Joke
    Joke
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century · Georgian National Museum
  • Peasant Children
    Peasant Children
    Alexei Korzukhin
    19th century
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Alexei Korzukhin
    1850 · Russian Museum
  • The portrait of the General V. Glinka
    The portrait of the General V. Glinka
    Alexei Korzukhin
    1854–1855 · Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
  • Wake in the village cemetery
    Wake in the village cemetery
    Alexei Korzukhin
    1865 · Russian Museum
  • Portrait of an unknown man
    Portrait of an unknown man
    Alexei Korzukhin
    1866
  • Return of the father from the fair
    Return of the father from the fair
    Alexei Korzukhin
    1868 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Collecting Arrears
    Collecting Arrears
    Alexei Korzukhin
    1868 · Museum of history of religion
  • Christmas Eve
    Christmas Eve
    Alexei Korzukhin
    1869 · Russian Museum
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