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Archer by Ivan Bilibin — VisualArtsDB

Archer

Archer

Genre: design

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Art Nouveau (Modern)

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More by Ivan Bilibin

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Maria Morevna"

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Maria Morevna"

Ivan Bilibin, 1900

Boyar. Costume design for the opera "Boris Godunov" by Modest Mussorgsky

Boyar. Costume design for the opera "Boris Godunov" by Modest Mussorgsky

Ivan Bilibin

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "White duck"

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "White duck"

Ivan Bilibin, 1902

Vologda girl in holiday dress

Vologda girl in holiday dress

Ivan Bilibin

Crimea. Batiliman

Crimea. Batiliman

Ivan Bilibin, 1940

Merchants. Illustration for Alexander Pushkin's 'Fairytale of the Tsar Saltan'

Merchants. Illustration for Alexander Pushkin's 'Fairytale of the Tsar Saltan'

Ivan Bilibin, 1905

Illustration for the fairytale "Sinbad the Sailor"

Illustration for the fairytale "Sinbad the Sailor"

Ivan Bilibin

Feast of Prince Vladimir

Feast of Prince Vladimir

Ivan Bilibin, 1902

Illustration for Alexander Pushkin's 'Fairytale of the Tsar Saltan'

Illustration for Alexander Pushkin's 'Fairytale of the Tsar Saltan'

Ivan Bilibin, 1905

Poster of International exhibition in Kazan

Poster of International exhibition in Kazan

Ivan Bilibin, 1909

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Feather Of Finist Falcon"

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Feather Of Finist Falcon"

Ivan Bilibin

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Maria Morevna"

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Maria Morevna"

Ivan Bilibin, 1900