Arkhip Kuindzhi - Works

Works

  • Lake Ladoga (1873)

  • The birch grove (1879)

  • Dnepr in the morning 1881

  • Night on the Dnepr
    (1882)

  • Surf and Clouds, 1882

  • Elbrus, 1890–1895

  • Evening in the Ukraine (1878–1901)

  • Moonspots in the Forest, Winter 1898–1908

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