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Russian Empire · March 26, 1880 – May 26, 1918Wikidata

Alfred Hirv

Estonian painter (1880-1918)

Born in Pechory. Died in Pskov.

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A life in paintings

Born 188012 dated paintingsDied 1918

22 works

  • Q55812930
    Q55812930
    Alfred Hirv
    1897 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q50800098
    Q50800098
    Alfred Hirv
    1900 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q55811629
    Q55811629
    Alfred Hirv
    1900 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55864753
    Q55864753
    Alfred Hirv
    1901 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55886888
    Q55886888
    Alfred Hirv
    1903 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q50766263
    Q50766263
    Alfred Hirv
    1904 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q55826162
    Q55826162
    Alfred Hirv
    1910–1918 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Still Life with Crayfish
    Still Life with Crayfish
    Alfred Hirv
    1910s · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55824620
    Q55824620
    Alfred Hirv
    1916 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55865369
    Q55865369
    Alfred Hirv
    1916 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55872392
    Q55872392
    Alfred Hirv
    1916 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55864150
    Q55864150
    Alfred Hirv
    1918 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55775695
    Q55775695
    Alfred Hirv
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55775892
    Q55775892
    Alfred Hirv
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55775953
    Q55775953
    Alfred Hirv
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
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