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Yakov Veber — portrait

Russian, Soviet · 1870–1958

Yakov Veber

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    Портрет императрицы Александры Федоровны, Yakov Veber, 1914

    Портрет императрицы Александры Федоровны

    1914 · State Russian Museum

    Старик в полушубке, Yakov Veber, 1900

    Старик в полушубке

    1900 · Penza Savitsky Art Gallery

    Груженая барка, Yakov Veber, 1912

    Груженая барка

    1912 · Старочеркасский историко-архитектурный музей-заповедник

    Осенний пейзаж, Yakov Veber, 1913

    Осенний пейзаж

    1913 · Radishchev Art Museum

    Пашня, Yakov Veber, 1919

    Пашня

    1919 · Chuvashian State Arts Museum

    Волга, Yakov Veber, 1935

    Волга

    1935 · Chuvashian State Arts Museum