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Russian Empire · January 26, 1846 – February 21, 1920Wikidata

Vladimir Makovsky

Russian painter (1846–1920)

Born in Moscow. Died in Saint Petersburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 184625 dated paintingsDied 1920

28 works

  • Portrait of S.L. Stroganova
    Portrait of S.L. Stroganova
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1864 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • A reading group
    A reading group
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1866 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Grandma's Instruction
    Grandma's Instruction
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1869 · Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
  • Girl with goose in the field
    Girl with goose in the field
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1875 · Nizhniy Tagil State Museum of Fine Arts
  • Q55773336
    Q55773336
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1878 · Art Museum of Estonia's Foreign Painting Collection
  • The Peddler
    The Peddler
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1880 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Failure of a bank
    Failure of a bank
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1881 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Ukrainian girl
    Ukrainian girl
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1882
  • A Mother's Visit
    A Mother's Visit
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1883 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Maid with children
    Maid with children
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1883 · Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
  • Study of the Head of an Old Man
    Study of the Head of an Old Man
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1883 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Secret (V. Makovsky, Tretyakov Gallery)
    Secret (V. Makovsky, Tretyakov Gallery)
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1884 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • On the boulevard
    On the boulevard
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1887 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Sergey Korovin
    Sergey Korovin
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1892 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Painter's family
    Painter's family
    Vladimir Makovsky
    1893 · National Art Museum of Azerbaijan
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