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Latvian National Museum of Art

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41 paintings

  • Madonna with Machine Gun
    Madonna with Machine Gun
    Kārlis Padegs
    1932 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Bathing Boys
    Bathing Boys
    Johann Walter-Kurau
    1900 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • The Gauja Valley
    The Gauja Valley
    Julius Fedders
    1891 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Winter
    Winter
    Vilhelms Purvītis
    1910 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • After Church
    After Church
    Janis Rozentāls
    1894 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Ukrainian woman
    Ukrainian woman
    Ilya Repin
    1876 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Prince Vladimir chooses a religion in 988.(A religious dispute in the Russian court)
    Prince Vladimir chooses a religion in 988.(A religious dispute in the Russian court)
    Johann Lebrecht Eggink
    1822 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Ducks
    Ducks
    Johann Walter-Kurau
    1898 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Expressive firs
    Expressive firs
    Johann Walter-Kurau
    1924 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Forest (Morning Sun)
    Forest (Morning Sun)
    Johann Walter-Kurau
    1904 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Mountain near Metzinger
    Mountain near Metzinger
    Johann Walter-Kurau
    1925 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Trunks and Foliage
    Trunks and Foliage
    Johann Walter-Kurau
    1925 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Old Man’s Head
    Old Man’s Head
    Carl Huns
    1872 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Woman with Leaflets
    Woman with Leaflets
    Aleksandr Drevin
    1933 · Latvian National Museum of Art
  • Moses, Aaron and Hur
    Moses, Aaron and Hur
    Alexander Heubel
    1837 · Latvian National Museum of Art
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