Volga River in Painting
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Feodor Vasilyev. Volga View. Barges. 1870
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Ilya Repin. Storm on the Volga. 1870
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Ilya Repin. Barge Haulers on the Volga. 1870–1873
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Isaak Levitan Fresh Wind, Volga River. 1895
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Boris Kustodiev. Promenade Along the Volga. 1909
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V. Ovchinnikov. Moonlight night on the Volga River. 1975
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N. Galakhov. Midday on the Volga River. 1975
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N. Galakhov. On the Volga River. 1993
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V. Ovchinnikov. Windy day on the Volga River. 1970
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V. Ovchinnikov. At the Volga River. 1975
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N. Galakhov. On the Volga River. 1975
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N. Galakhov. July on the Volga River. 1983
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