1. Larionov, Mihajl Fedorovic, Self-Portrait, whole. 2. Gauguin, Paul, Self-Portrait, whole. 3. Goncarova, Natalija Sergeevna, Madonna and Child, whole. 4. Anonymous, Our Lady of Vladimir, whole, 14th-15th Century. 5. Goncarova, Natalija Sergeevna, Evangelists, whole. 6. Anonymous, Deesis from Portable Iconstas, detail, St. John the Baptist. 7. Goncarova, Natalija Sergeevna, Haycutting, whole. 8. Goncarova, Natalija Sergeevna, Dancing Peasants, whole. 9. Anonymous, Witch Baby and Bald Man, whole, 18th Century. 10. Larionov, Mihajl Fedorovic, Soldier on Horseback, whole. 11. Anonymous, Farnos--Clown Riding a Pig, 18th Century. 12. Larionov, Mihajl Fedorovic, Soldiers (2nd version), whole. 13. Larionov, Mihajl Fedorovic, Woman Walking on a Boulevard, whole. 14. Goncarova, Natalija Sergeevna, Little Station, whole. 15. Goncarova, Natalija Sergeevna, Cyclist, whole. 16. Larionov, Mihajl Fedorovic, Glasses, whole. 17. Larionov, Mihajl Fedorovic, Rayonnism, whole. 18. Goncarova, Natalija Sergeevna, Yellow and Green Forest, Rayonist Construction, whole. 19. Malevic, Kazimir Severinovic, Man with Sack, whole. 20. Malevic, Kazimir Severinovic, Bather, whole. 21. Picasso, Pablo, Nude in the Forest (Dryad), whole. 22. Matisse, Henri, Dance, whole. 23. Malevic, Kazimir Severinovic, Woman with Buckets and Child, whole. 24. Malevic, Kazimir Severinovic, Peasant Woman with Buckets: Dynamic Composition, whole. 25. Malevic, Kazimir Severinovic, Knife Grinder, whole. 26. Malevic, Kazimir Severinovic, Cow and Violin, whole. back to main menu

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