Volkhov River - Volkhov River in Art

Volkhov River in Art

  • Old Ladoga. A View at the Volkhov River, 1963, by Arseny Semionov

  • Landscape with river, 1960, by Arseny Semionov

  • Spring on the Volkhov River, 1981, by Vsevolod Bazhenov

  • Saint George Cathedral in Old Ladoga, 1971, by Vladimir Ovchinnikov

  • Evening of Old Ladoga. A View at the Volkhov River, 1999, by Simon Kozhin

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