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Arseny Meshchersky

Russian painter (1834-1902)

Born in Vyshny Volotshyok County. Died in Saint Petersburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 183452 dated paintingsDied 1902

88 works

  • At the Water's Edge
    At the Water's Edge
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1860
  • Mountain Lake (4)
    Mountain Lake (4)
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1861
  • Mountain Stream (3)
    Mountain Stream (3)
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1865
  • Mountain Lake (2)
    Mountain Lake (2)
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1865
  • Winter Evening in Finland
    Winter Evening in Finland
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1866 · Stavropol Krai Museum of Fine Arts
  • Waterfall
    Waterfall
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1867 · Penza Savitsky Art Gallery
  • Landscape with Goats
    Landscape with Goats
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1868 · Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts
  • Crimean Landscape
    Crimean Landscape
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1870
  • Winter Landscape
    Winter Landscape
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1870
  • Mountain Stream (2)
    Mountain Stream (2)
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1871
  • Flood in the Village
    Flood in the Village
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1872
  • Moonlit Night
    Moonlit Night
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1872
  • Winter, the Laying Off of Ice
    Winter, the Laying Off of Ice
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1878 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Boats on the Beach
    Boats on the Beach
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1878
  • Winter
    Winter
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1878 · Tretyakov Gallery
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