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National Art Gallery of Bulgaria

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21 paintings

  • Lucifer
    Lucifer
    Franz von Stuck
    1890 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Erma River by the Town of Tran
    Erma River by the Town of Tran
    Nikola Petrov
    c. 1910 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Rachenitsa
    Rachenitsa
    Ivan Mrkvička
    1894 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Worried Mother
    Worried Mother
    Nikola Marinov
    20th century · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Portrait of the woman artist Frederica
    Portrait of the woman artist Frederica
    Nikola Marinov
    1908 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Portrait of Frederick
    Portrait of Frederick
    Nikola Marinov
    20th century · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
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    Q76512850
    Anton Mitov
    1917 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Q76513275
    Q76513275
    Dimitar Dobrovich
    c. 1850 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Q76513699
    Q76513699
    Ivan Milev
    1926 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Q76514002
    Q76514002
    Konstantin Velichkov
    1888 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Q76514350
    Q76514350
    Ivan Milev
    1926 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Q76514567
    Q76514567
    Nikola Obrazopisov
    1892 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Q76515163
    Q76515163
    Ivan Milev
    1925 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • Harvest in Chepinsko
    Harvest in Chepinsko
    Ivan Angelov
    1905 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
  • The Turkish Retreat at Lüleburgaz
    The Turkish Retreat at Lüleburgaz
    Jaroslav Věšín
    1914 · National Art Gallery of Bulgaria
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