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Russian Empire · 1755 – November 11, 1824Wikidata

Fyodor Alekseyev

Russian artist

Born in Saint Petersburg. Died in Saint Petersburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 17558 dated paintingsDied 1824

12 works

  • Q12114378
    Q12114378
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    1797–1800 · Kherson Museum of Local Lore
  • View of the Peter and Paul Fortress and Palace Embankment
    View of the Peter and Paul Fortress and Palace Embankment
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    1799 · Russian Museum
  • Вид Москвы. Воспитательный дом
    Вид Москвы. Воспитательный дом
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    1800s · Hermitage Museum
  • The square in front of the Assumption Cathedral in the Moscow Kremlin
    The square in front of the Assumption Cathedral in the Moscow Kremlin
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    18th century
  • Red Square in Moscow
    Red Square in Moscow
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    1801 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • F. Y. Alekseev. Boyars’s platform
    F. Y. Alekseev. Boyars’s platform
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    1810s
  • Nocturnal landscape with fishermen.
    Nocturnal landscape with fishermen.
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    1821 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • November 7, 1824 in the square at the Bolshoi Theatre
    November 7, 1824 in the square at the Bolshoi Theatre
    Fyodor Alekseyev
    1824 · Russian Museum
  • View of Voskresenskiye (Resurrection) and Nikolskiye Gates
    View of Voskresenskiye (Resurrection) and Nikolskiye Gates
    Fyodor Alekseyev
  • View of the Kremlin from the Troitsky Gate
    View of the Kremlin from the Troitsky Gate
    Fyodor Alekseyev
  • Ivan the Great Bell Tower and Chudov Monastery in the Kremlin
    Ivan the Great Bell Tower and Chudov Monastery in the Kremlin
    Fyodor Alekseyev
  • View of the Sovereign's Palace and the Church of the Annunciation in the Food yard
    View of the Sovereign's Palace and the Church of the Annunciation in the Food yard
    Fyodor Alekseyev
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