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The document lists famous Russian painters and some of their notable works from the 19th century. Some of the painters mentioned include Repin, Aivazovsky, Bryullov, Dubovskoy, Kamenev, Levitan, and Polenov. Many of the works focus on landscapes, seascapes, and historical battle scenes.
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ALGUNOS PINTORES RUSOS FAMOSOS
- 1. Some Famouse Russian painters Repin –Barge haulers on the Volga
- 2. Aivazovsky – Chernomorskiy fleet in Feodosiya 1839
- 3. Aivazovsky Battle in hosskiy strait1848
- 4. Aivazovsky Battle of steamer 1877
- 5. Aivazovsky Brig mercury 1892
- 6. Aivazovsky Brig Mercury after victory 1848
- 7. Aivazovsky Chesmenskiy battle 1848
- 8. Aivazovsky Leave taking 1869
- 9. Aivazovsky –Parade of Chernomorsky fleet
- 11. Aivazovsky- Russian scadron 1846
- 12. Aivazovsky- Sea battle never Navarino 1846
- 13. Aivazovsky- sea battle near Vyborg 1846
- 14. Aivazovsky – sinopskiy battle 1853
- 15. Aivazovsky – Sinopsky Battle night 1853
- 16. Arhipov – Ice has gone 1895
- 17. Bryullov Karl –The last day of Pompei 1833
- 18. Dubovskoy- Became silent 1890
- 20. Dubovskoy- Frosty morrning 1894
- 21. Dubovskoy- To grazing 1897
- 23. Kamenev- Moskow in autumn 1871
- 24. Kamenev – Night on river 1870
- 25. Kamenev – Near dam 1864
- 26. Kamenev – Monastery near Zverigorod 1860
- 28. Kamenev – View on the Kazanka river 1866
- 29. Levitan- Above the eternal peace 1894
- 30. Levitan- after rain 1889
- 31. Levitan – golden Autumn1895
- 32. Levitan- Lake Russia 1899
- 34. Polenov – Old Mill 1880
- 35. Polenov- overgrown pond 1879
- 36. Surykov – Boyarinya Morozova1887
- 37. [email_address] Surykov –taking of a snow fortress 1891