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National Art Museum of Ukraine

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63 paintings

  • La novia
    La novia
    Fedir Krychevsky
    1910 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Three women figures
    Three women figures
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1909–1910 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Portrait of Gorlenko
    Portrait of Gorlenko
    Taras Shevchenko
    · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • The Annunciation
    The Annunciation
    Oleksandr Murashko
    1909 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Idyll
    Idyll
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1908 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Vsevolod Maximovich
    1913 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Self-portrait in a white coat
    Self-portrait in a white coat
    Fedir Krychevsky
    1926–1932 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Wedding in Kyiv Gubernia
    Wedding in Kyiv Gubernia
    Mykola Pymonenko
    1891 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Ivan Tereshchenko
    Ivan Tereshchenko
    Nikolai Dmitriyevich Kuznetsov
    1904 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Girl in a Red Hat
    Girl in a Red Hat
    Oleksandr Murashko
    1902–1903 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Harvesting
    Harvesting
    Vladimir Orlovsky
    1882 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Out into the World.
    Out into the World.
    Kyriak Kostandi
    1885 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Calm
    Calm
    Vladimir Orlovsky
    1890 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • City–Shtetl
    City–Shtetl
    Issachar Ber Ryback
    1917 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Suprematism
    Suprematism
    Olga Rozanova
    1916 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
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