Konstantin Korovin - Works

Works

  • Twilight in a Room. 1880s

  • Hammerfest: Aurora Borealis. 1894–1895

  • Arkhangelsk Port on the Dvina. 1894

  • Parisian Cafe. Late 1890s

  • Paris. Café de la Paix. 1906

  • Theatrical Composition. 1910s

  • Two Ladies on a Terrace. 1911

  • Moonlit Night, Winter. 1913

  • Pier in Gurzuf. 1914

  • Dmitry Donskoy, WWI poster. 1914

  • Lilac. 1915

  • Feodor Chaliapin. 1915

  • Gurzuf. 1916

  • Spring. 1917

  • Moonlit Night. Paris. 1929

  • Parisian Street Scene

  • Paris. 1933

  • Paris, Arch of Saint Denis. 1930s

  • Costume design for Prince Igor

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