Main Works
- Morning of Streltsy's execution (1881, Tretyakov Gallery) - featured in the article on Streltsy Uprising;
- Menshikov in Berezov (1883, Tretyakov Gallery) - featured in the article on Alexander Menshikov;
- Boyarynya Morozova (1887, Tretyakov Gallery) - featured in the article on Old Believers;
- Conquest of Siberia by Yermak (1895, Russian Museum) - featured in the article on History of Siberia;
- March of Suvorov through the Alps (1899, Russian Museum) - featured in the article on Alexander Suvorov;
- Stepan Razin (started in 1910, Russian Museum) - featured in the article on Stenka Razin.
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Morning of Streltsy's execution
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Feodosia Morozova
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Bronze horseman
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Menshikov in Berezov
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Storm of Snow Fortress
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March of Suvorov through the Alps
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Man
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Conquest of Siberia by Yermak
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