Vasily Tropinin - Works

Works


  • Girl from Podillya, 1804-1807

  • Family portrait of counts Morkovs, 1813

  • Portrait of Arseny Tropinin, son of the artist, 1818

  • Portrait of Nikolay Karamzin, 1818

  • Coach 1820

  • Ustym Karmeliuk, 1820ies

  • Konstantin Ravich, 1823

  • The Lace Maker, 1823

  • The Gold-Embroideress, 1826

  • Portrait of Alexander Pushkin, 1827

  • Portrait of Vasily Karatygin, 1842

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