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Vologda girl in holiday dress by Ivan Bilibin — VisualArtsDB

Vologda girl in holiday dress

Vologda girl in holiday dress

Genre: illustration

Styles

Art Nouveau (Modern)

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More by Ivan Bilibin

Courtyard of Al-Azhar mosque and university complex in Cairo

Courtyard of Al-Azhar mosque and university complex in Cairo

Ivan Bilibin, 1900

Andrew-shooter and Strelchiha

Andrew-shooter and Strelchiha

Ivan Bilibin, 1900

Underwater. Illustration for the epic "Volga"

Underwater. Illustration for the epic "Volga"

Ivan Bilibin, 1928

Vologda girl in holiday dress

Vologda girl in holiday dress

Ivan Bilibin, 1905

Moscow

Moscow

Ivan Bilibin, 1900

Olive Trees

Olive Trees

Ivan Bilibin, 1929

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

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

Ivan Bilibin

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

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

Ivan Bilibin, 1905

Sketch for the opera "Boris Godunov" by Modest Mussorgsky

Sketch for the opera "Boris Godunov" by Modest Mussorgsky

Ivan Bilibin, 1930

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 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 fairytale "Fox-sister"

Illustration for the fairytale "Fox-sister"

Ivan Bilibin, 1935