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Author: Obrosov I.P.
Year – 1959 Size – 40x28.5. Technique Paper, ink.
Author: Ermolaev N.A.
Year – 1960s Size – 24x18. Technique Paper, see technique.
Author: Boim S.S.
Year – 15x10.5. Technique Paper, watercolor, ink.
Author: Lurie A.A.
Year – Mid-20th century. Size – 18x18. Technique Paper, gouache.
Author: Pavlov S.A.
Year – 1933 Size – 35.8x27.5. Technique Paper, coal. Description:Signed lower right.
Author: Shuriga P.N.
Year – 1940s Size – 53x27.5. Technique Paper, pencil.
Author: Steinberg S.M.
Year – First half of the 20th century. Size – 64x48. Technique Laid paper, charcoal.
Author: Titov A.M.
Year – 1950-1960s Size – 29.6x42. Technique Paper, ink, watercolor.
Author: Dobuzhinsky M.V.
Year – First third of the twentieth century. Size – 33x24. Technique Paper, watercolor. Description:Monogram and date lower right. Sold.
Author: Volkov A.
Year – 1958 Size – 44x35. Technique Cardboard, mixed media.
Author: Ivanov R.N.
Size – 29x40.5 Technique Paper, colored pencils.
Author: Rakhina V.I.
Year – 1975 Size – 48.5x63. Technique Paper, watercolor.
Author: Sokolov I.A.
Year – 1940 Size – 31.9x19.5. Technique Paper, charcoal, chalk, watercolor. Description:Origin: "Collection of the artist's heirs."
Author: Eiges O.V.
Year – 1939 Size – 45.5x31.5. Technique Paper, mixed media.
Author: Klementyeva K.A.
Year – 1951 Size – 21.7x15.1. Technique Paper, watercolor, pencil, whitewash. Description:On the back are the publisher's inscriptions.
Author: Stenberg E.G.
Year – 1970s-1980s Size – 51 x 36.5 Technique Paper, graphite pencil, pastel, gouache. Description:Signed lower right. Set design for a theatrical production.
Author: Maksimov K.M.
Year – 1970 Size – 50x59. Technique Paper, watercolor. Description:The work was purchased from the author. Author's title and signature on the back.
Author: Shtenberg I.V.
Year – 1930 Size – 27.5x20. Technique Paper, mixed media. Description:On the back there are stamps and notes from the editor.
Author: Shcheglov E.B.
Year – 1953 Size – 22.7x35.5. Technique Paper, mixed media.
Author: Endrikson E.M.
Year – 1965 Size – 47x54. Technique Colored linocut.
Author: Romadin M.N.
Year – 1993 Size – 72.5x102. Technique Paper, watercolor.
Author: Egoshin G.P.
Year – 1978 Size – 17.8x19.5. Technique Colored pencils, paper.
Author: Unknown artist
Year – 1947 Size – 36.5x45.5. Technique Paper, watercolor. Description:Illegible signature and date lower right.
Year – 1940s Size – 57x34. Technique Paper, pencil.
Author: Alekseev A.E.
Year – 1961 Size – 41x24.5. Technique Paper, gouache. Description:Signed and dated lower right.
Year – 1967 Size – 58.5x34.5. Technique Paper, temer. Description:In the lower right corner there is the author's signature and date: “Ad Alekseev / 1967.” On the back there is an inscription in graphite pencil: “Alekseev A.E. / “In Rome (Italy)” / paper tempera 1967 / 58.5x34.5". Origin: collection of the artist’s heirs.
Author: Magidson A.S.
Year – 1930-1950s Size – 40x38. Technique Paper, pastel.
Year – 1972 Size – 42x61. Technique Paper, tempera. Description:No signature. On the back there is an inscription in graphite pencil: “Alekseev / Tankers / 1972.” Provenance: collection of the artist’s heirs.
Author: Serov V.A.
Year – 1957 Size – 25.6x19.2 cm. Technique Paper, pencil.
Author: Komarov A.N.
Year – 1950s Size – 23.7x20.2. Technique Paper, graphite pencil, watercolor, whitewash. Description:Monogram bottom right.
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