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Tretyakov Gallery

art museum in Moscow, Russia

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978 paintings

  • Black Square (1915)
    Black Square (1915)
    Kazimir Malevich
    1915 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Theotokos of Vladimir
    Theotokos of Vladimir
    Unknown artist
    1125 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan on November 16, 1581
    Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan on November 16, 1581
    Ilya Repin
    1883 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Morning in a Pine Forest
    Morning in a Pine Forest
    Ivan Shishkin and Konstantin Savitsky (Ursus)
    1889 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Portrait of an Unknown Woman
    Portrait of an Unknown Woman
    Ivan Kramskoi
    1883 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Christ in the Wilderness
    Christ in the Wilderness
    Ivan Kramskoi
    1872 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • They Did Not Expect Him
    They Did Not Expect Him
    Ilya Repin
    1888 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Girl with peaches
    Girl with peaches
    Valentin Serov
    1887 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Religious Procession in Kursk Province
    Religious Procession in Kursk Province
    Ilya Repin
    1880–1880–1883 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • The Apotheosis of War
    The Apotheosis of War
    Vasily Vereshchagin
    1871 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • The Rooks Have Returned
    The Rooks Have Returned
    Alexei Savrasov
    1871 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Composition VII
    Composition VII
    Wassily Kandinsky
    1913 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Heroes
    Heroes
    Viktor Vasnetsov
    1881–1898 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • The Swan Princess
    The Swan Princess
    Mikhail Vrubel
    1900 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Rye Fields
    Rye Fields
    Ivan Shishkin
    1878 · Tretyakov Gallery
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