Showing 9 artworks with Максим Никифорович Воробьёв and with artwork date before 2003 and with artwork date after 1993
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Максим Никифорович Воробьёв
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-2003
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1993+
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- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- White
- Black
- Russian Landscape
- Tactile Textures
- Photographic Art
- Organic Shapes
- Clay Plate Design
- Family Portrait
- Geometric Art
- Contemporary Art
- Mannequin Study
- Fluid Stone Forms
- Realistic Still Life
- Russian Still Life
- Modern Painting
- Modern Abstract Style
- Impressionist Art
- Art Reproduction
- Reflective Painting
- Earthy Tones
- Metal Sculpture
- Fine Art Print
- Object Study
- Vorobyov Art
- Victorian Era
- 1998 Artwork
- Woman Child
- Black Background
- 20Th Century Art
- Floral Oil Painting
- Russian Painting
- Botanical Painting
- Hand Offering Gift
- Russian Art
- Pansies Artwork
- Abstract Stone Sculpture
- Muted Color Palette
- Carved Marble Art
- Impasto Texture Art
- Wall Hanging
- Green Marble Texture
- Gift Idea
- Landscape Art
- Wooden Table Scene
- Home Decor
- Black Mannequin
- Vorobyov Painting
- Classic Painting
- Murky Water Scene
- Russian Realism
- Abstract Art
- White Background
Romantic landscape painting by Maxim Vorobyov captures a serene woman cradling her child against a dramatic black backdrop—a poignant depiction of familial tenderness within the Russian Romantic era. Explore this evocative artwork and bring its beauty into your home.
Explore 'Pansies' by Maxim Vorobyov (2002). A melancholic still life featuring dark tones, impasto texture & reflective water. Discover Russian realism & impressionism in this evocative artwork.
A poignant scene of a hand offering a gift on a clay plate captures the soulful realism of Maxim Nikiforovich Vorobyov, inviting you to bring this evocative piece of 19th-century Russian artistry into your collection.
This modern abstract stone sculpture by Mona Saudi features fluid organic shapes and deep green marble textures that evoke themes of growth and life force, offering a timeless piece for your private collection.
Explore 'Lenses' by Maxim Vorobyov – a minimalist 1998 photographic study of a mannequin head. Discover this stark, geometric piece reflecting contemporary Russian art.