The Russian Museum

F. Bruni. Self-portrait. 1823

K. Petrov-Vodkin. Prostitutes.1924. Pencil, ink on paper. 31.9x24.5

Tatyana Mavrina. Moscow Landscape. 1938. Left part of the triptych. Watercolours, gouache on paper. 35.9x25.9

4. Tatyana Mavrina. Moscow Landscape. 1938. Center part of the triptych. Watercolours, on paper. 35.9x25.9

5. N. Koshelev “Daughters of Jerusalem Do Not Weep For Me” (Luke. 23:28). Watercolors, Graphite pencil on paper.32.6x18.9

N. Koshelev. The Procession of Christ to Calvary (Carrying the Cross) Watercolors, ceruse on paper.32.5x21.9

A. Ivanov. The Portrait of N. Gogol. Watercolors, red pencil, paper on cardboard.28.6x19.7

8. N. Koshelev. Women Who Followed Jesus, Look on the Execution. Watercolors, Graphite pencil on paper.30.3x19

T. Mavrina. Moscow Landscape. Green Traffic Light. Right part of the triptych. Watercolors, ink on paper. 35.9x26

Unknown artist. Portrait of Michelangelo Barberi. 1809. Italian pencil, sanguine on paper. 12.4x9.9

A. Egorov. Saints Peter and John Healing the Lame Man. Graphite pencil, bistre, pen, brush, paper.23.3x17.3

A. Vedernikov. Two Girls. The end of the 1950’s – beginning 1960’s. Tempera, gauche, oil, ink on canvas. 87.9x62

V. Lebedev. Cubism (Mannequin). 1923. Graphite pencil, lead pencil. ink on paper. 68.3x45

V. Rohlin. Carrying the Cross. 1980. Graphite pencil. 64x88.1