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Dobrynya Nikitich by Ivan Bilibin — VisualArtsDB

Dobrynya Nikitich

Dobrynya Nikitich

1902

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France. View from the window of the cottages

France. View from the window of the cottages

Ivan Bilibin, 1935

Illustration for the epic "Ilya Muromets and Svyatogor"

Illustration for the epic "Ilya Muromets and Svyatogor"

Ivan Bilibin, 1940

Poster of International exhibition in Kazan

Poster of International exhibition in Kazan

Ivan Bilibin, 1909

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "The Frog Princess"

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "The Frog Princess"

Ivan Bilibin, 1901

Deer stalking

Deer stalking

Ivan Bilibin, 1931

Sketch for the Opera, The Golden Cockerel, by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Sketch for the Opera, The Golden Cockerel, by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Ivan Bilibin, 1909

Illustration for the front cover of the book in the series "Tales"

Illustration for the front cover of the book in the series "Tales"

Ivan Bilibin, 1899

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

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

Ivan Bilibin, 1900

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 Tale of Prince Ivan, The Firebird and the Grey Wolf

Illustration for the Tale of Prince Ivan, The Firebird and the Grey Wolf

Ivan Bilibin, 1899

Illustration for the epic "Volga and Mikula"

Illustration for the epic "Volga and Mikula"

Ivan Bilibin, 1940

Spring

Spring

Ivan Bilibin, 1900