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Art Gallery of Tver

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17 paintings

  • Chapel by the sea
    Chapel by the sea
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    1847 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Sea View
    Sea View
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    1855 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Venice
    Venice
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    1844 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • View of Vico near Naples
    View of Vico near Naples
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    1855 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Italian Landscape
    Italian Landscape
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    1855 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Boris Godunov and Ivan the Terrible
    Boris Godunov and Ivan the Terrible
    Ilya Repin
    1890 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Portrait of unidentified member of Kurakin family
    Portrait of unidentified member of Kurakin family
    Fyodor Rokotov
    · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Q123516685
    Q123516685
    Ilya Repin
    1908 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Portrait of Princess Praskovia I. Golitsyna
    Portrait of Princess Praskovia I. Golitsyna
    Fyodor Rokotov
    · Art Gallery of Tver
  • A.V. Polikarpov
    A.V. Polikarpov
    Vladimir Borovikovsky
    1796 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Пастушок с дудкой
    Пастушок с дудкой
    Alexey Venetsianov
    1820s · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Portrait of a Merchant's Wife.
    Portrait of a Merchant's Wife.
    Alexey Vassilievich Tyranov
    1820s · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Portrait of writer Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev on a yacht
    Portrait of writer Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev on a yacht
    Ilya Repin
    1912 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • View of Iversky Monastery
    View of Iversky Monastery
    Arseny Meshchersky
    1900 · Art Gallery of Tver
  • Xenia Godunova
    Xenia Godunova
    Sergei Gribkov
    · Art Gallery of Tver
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