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Estonia · October 22, 1865 – May 19, 1943Wikidata

Kristjan Raud

Estonian artist (1865-1943)

Born in Viru-Jaagupi parish. Died in Tallinn.

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A life in paintings

Born 18658 dated paintingsDied 1943

22 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Q50359472
    Q50359472
    Kristjan Raud
    1896–1899 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q55774986
    Q55774986
    Kristjan Raud
    1896–1899 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55871900
    Q55871900
    Kristjan Raud
    1896–1899 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55880957
    Q55880957
    Kristjan Raud
    1902–1903 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55909652
    Q55909652
    Kristjan Raud
    1930–1939 · Kristjan Raud House Museum Collection
  • Q55814357
    Q55814357
    Kristjan Raud
    1935 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55865182
    Q55865182
    Kristjan Raud
    1937 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55773771
    Q55773771
    Kristjan Raud
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55864909
    Q55864909
    Kristjan Raud
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55865234
    Q55865234
    Kristjan Raud
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55909638
    Q55909638
    Kristjan Raud
    · Kristjan Raud House Museum Collection
  • Q55909676
    Q55909676
    Kristjan Raud
    · Kristjan Raud House Museum Collection
  • Q55909688
    Q55909688
    Kristjan Raud
    · Kristjan Raud House Museum Collection
  • Q55909704
    Q55909704
    Kristjan Raud
    · Kristjan Raud House Museum Collection
  • Q55909716
    Q55909716
    Kristjan Raud
    · Kristjan Raud House Museum Collection
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