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Mihajlo Potyk by Ivan Bilibin — VisualArtsDB

Mihajlo Potyk

Mihajlo Potyk

1902

Genre: poster

Styles

Art Nouveau (Modern)

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Mihajlo-Potykposters-and-advertisementsknights-and-warriorsSlavic-mythology

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Complimentary ticket to a solo exhibition by Ivan Bilibin at Alexandria

Complimentary ticket to a solo exhibition by Ivan Bilibin at Alexandria

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Ivan Bilibin, 1931

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Ivan Bilibin, 1904

Illustration for the poem 'The Tale of the Golden Cockerel' by Alexander Pushkin

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Ivan Bilibin, 1922

Program of the Russian symphony concerts

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Ivan Bilibin, 1905

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