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Magazine "Russian Opera in Paris" by Ivan Bilibin — VisualArtsDB

Magazine "Russian Opera in Paris"

Magazine "Russian Opera in Paris"

1930

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Illustration for the fairy tale "Vasilisa the Beautiful"

Illustration for the fairy tale "Vasilisa the Beautiful"

Ivan Bilibin, 1900

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Salt"

Illustration for the Russian Fairy Story "Salt"

Ivan Bilibin, 1931

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

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

Ivan Bilibin, 1905

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

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

Ivan Bilibin, 1905

Cover for the collection of Russian folk tales

Cover for the collection of Russian folk tales

Ivan Bilibin, 1900

Illustration for the magazine Golden Fleece

Illustration for the magazine Golden Fleece

Ivan Bilibin, 1906

Illustration for the fairytale "Fox-sister"

Illustration for the fairytale "Fox-sister"

Ivan Bilibin, 1935

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 epic "Exile Khan Batygi"

Illustration for the epic "Exile Khan Batygi"

Ivan Bilibin, 1941

Illustration for the magazine Golden Fleece

Illustration for the magazine Golden Fleece

Ivan Bilibin, 1906

Illustration for the epic "Ilya Muromets and Svyatogor's wife"

Illustration for the epic "Ilya Muromets and Svyatogor's wife"

Ivan Bilibin, 1912

Crimea. Koktebel

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Ivan Bilibin, 1939