Showing 4 artworks with Konstantin Andreevic Somov and with Somov Artwork
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Konstantin Andreevic Somov
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Somov Artwork
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- Somov Artwork
- Portrait Painting
- Russian Art History
- Konstantin Somov
- Vintage Art Print
- Vintage Portrait
- Art Nouveau Style
- Portrait Of A Man
- Older Man Portrait
- 19Th Century Art
- Detailed Face Study
- Impressionist Portrait
- Russian Impressionism
- Pastel Self-Portrait
- Black & White Art
- Portrait Sketch
- Head And Shoulders
- Rococo Inspired Art
- Early 20Th Century
- Art Historical Piece
- Expressive Portrait
- Expressionist Pastel
- Dance Painting Art
- Art Historical Study
- Russian Portrait
- Woman In Art
- Russian Portrait Art
- Somov Portrait
- Somov Painting
- Brown And Gray Tones
- Formal Attire Portrait
- Muted Beige Colors
- Detailed Sketch
- Symbolist Painting
- Pencil Drawing
- 1928 Oil Painting
- Realistic Portrait
- Russian Artist Somov
- Blue And Yellow Art
- Russian Artist
- Colorful Portrait Art
- Russian Art Nouveau
- Close-Up Portrait
- Zvantseva Portrait
- Fine Art Painting
- Figure Painting
- Pince-Nez Glasses
Admire Konstantin Somov’s ‘Portrait of A. Popov’ (1928). This realistic oil painting captures a serious man's essence with muted tones & subtle lines. Explore Russian art nouveau’s influence.
Explore Konstantin Somov’s ‘Self Portrait With Pince-nez.’ A captivating pastel portrait showcasing his signature Rococo-inspired style & Symbolist themes.
Admire Konstantin Somov’s "Study of a Woman." This Impressionistic masterpiece captures movement & beauty with vibrant colors. Explore Russian art history today!
Black & white pencil sketch of S. Zvantseva by Konstantin Somov (1911). Expressive realism, diffused lighting, & a contemplative mood. Explore this intimate portrait's unique style.