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Nikolai Sverchkov

Russian artist (1817–1898)

Born in Saint Petersburg. Died in Tsarskoye Selo.

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A life in paintings

Born 18179 dated paintingsDied 1898

11 works

  • A Troika Sleigh in Russia
    A Troika Sleigh in Russia
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    19th century · Royal Collection
  • Hunting with hounds
    Hunting with hounds
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    19th century · Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait of I.P. Novosiltsev
    Portrait of I.P. Novosiltsev
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1840–1850 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich
    Portrait of Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1850 · Hermitage Museum
  • Wolf Hunting
    Wolf Hunting
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1863 · Hermitage Museum
  • Alexander II, Emperor of Russia (1818-1881) with Edward VII (1840-1910) when Prince of Wales in a Troika at St Petersburg
    Alexander II, Emperor of Russia (1818-1881) with Edward VII (1840-1910) when Prince of Wales in a Troika at St Petersburg
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1866 · Royal Collection
  • Winter Landscape with a Horsedrawn Sleigh
    Winter Landscape with a Horsedrawn Sleigh
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    c. 1868 · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
  • Q131395984
    Q131395984
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1871
  • Alexander III of Russia
    Alexander III of Russia
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1881 · Russian Museum
  • Hunting for bear.
    Hunting for bear.
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1885 · Viciebsk Regional Museum of Art
  • Tsar Alexander III in an open landau.
    Tsar Alexander III in an open landau.
    Nikolai Sverchkov
    1888
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