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Russian Empire · June 5, 1856 – March 13, 1928Wikidata

Franz Roubaud

Russian artist (1856-1928)

Born in Odesa. Died in Munich.

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A life in paintings

Born 18569 dated paintingsDied 1928

10 works

  • Falconers
    Falconers
    Franz Roubaud
    1800s
  • Taking aul Gunib and capturing Shamil on August 25, 1859
    Taking aul Gunib and capturing Shamil on August 25, 1859
    Franz Roubaud
    1886 · National Museum of Chechen Republic
  • Ahulgo
    Ahulgo
    Franz Roubaud
    1888 · Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts
  • Jagdgesellschaft in Winterlandschaft
    Jagdgesellschaft in Winterlandschaft
    Franz Roubaud
    c. 1890–1900 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • The Assault of Gimry on October 17, 1832
    The Assault of Gimry on October 17, 1832
    Franz Roubaud
    1891 · Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts
  • Crossing by Argutinsky through the snowy mountains of the Caucasus in 1853
    Crossing by Argutinsky through the snowy mountains of the Caucasus in 1853
    Franz Roubaud
    1892 · Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts
  • Übergang über den Strom (Im Kaukasus)
    Übergang über den Strom (Im Kaukasus)
    Franz Roubaud
    c. 1893 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Live Bridge
    Live Bridge
    Franz Roubaud
    1897 · Borodinskaya panorama museum
  • Gefecht zwischen russischen und polnischen Kavalleristen
    Gefecht zwischen russischen und polnischen Kavalleristen
    Franz Roubaud
    c. 1900 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Q131627881
    Q131627881
    Franz Roubaud
    1912
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