thumbs.pro

“The Boxer” by Russian artist Konstantin

kecobe: Alexander Rodchenko (Russian; 1891–1956)Non-Objective

* Saint Isaac’s Cathedral * . #Cathedral in Saint Petersburg,

* Saint Isaac’s Cathedral * . #Cathedral in Saint Petersburg,

* Saint Isaac’s Cathedral * . zoom. #Cathedral in Saint

* Saint Isaac’s Cathedral * . #Cathedral in Saint Petersburg,

* Saint Isaac’s Cathedral * .zoom. #Cathedral in Saint

* Saint Isaac’s Cathedral * .zoom. #Cathedral in Saint

theerj: Wow. Just…wow. Arnold could definitely pass for the

fyeah-history: Tsar Alexei Chooses His Bride by Grigory Sedov

russianarthistory: Aleksandr Deyneka Sevastopol. At pier 1934

lyghtmylife: Larionov, Mikhail [Russian Cubist / Neo-Primitivism Painter,

hadrian6: Single Combat. 1812. Andrei Ivanovich Ivanov. Russian.

paintingbox: Leon Gaspard (1882-1964). Russian Street Scene

lyghtmylife: DE STAEL, Nicolas [Russian Painter, 1914-1955]Figure

thirdorgan: Olga Rozanova (Russian, 1886-1918), Color Composition,

poboh: Night on the south shore, Nikolay Nikanorovich Dubovskoy.

blastedheath: Alexander Deineka (Russian, 1899–1969), Dry

blastedheath: Vitali Zolotoukhin (Russian, 1929-1986), Ice Floes.

blastedheath: Serge Poliakoff (Russian-French, 1900-1969), Composition

merrymorningofmay:thought i’d share another thing i made here

oaknshild: mythological characters meme: Ivan Tsarevich Ivan

wetheurban: Glitter, Oil, & Soap - “Odyssey”, Ruslan

poboh: Prisoner, 1878, Nikolai Yaroshenko. Russian (1846 - 1898)

derwiduhudar: Anna Vinogradova (Russian), Mermaid, 110x90 cm,

dappledwithshadow:David Burliuk (Russian, 1882-1967)Sea at Night

dappledwithshadow: David Burliuk (Russian, 1882-1967)Sea at

tiny-librarian: Detail of a Russian Court Gown, dating to the

culturenlifestyle: A Tribute To Raw Yet Refined Feminine Beauty

wetheurban: Glitter, Oil, & Soap - “Odyssey”, Ruslan

gaksdesigns: Geometric watercolor-like tattoos by Russian based

huariqueje: ‘Night’ (The Night Guard)    -   Andrej

boutons-de-rose: A Parisian Balcony, Konstantin Korovin. Russian

blastedheath: Georgy Grigorievich Nissky (Russian, 1903-1987),

blastedheath: Viktor Popkov (Russian, 1932-1974), Winter Studio,

euo: Kindskopf (Head of a Child) at the State Russian Museum,