Showing 17 artworks out of 65 with Максим Никифорович Воробьёв
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Explore 'Ave Maria' by Vorobyov – a dramatic 1839 Russian painting of Rome’s Caravaggio rescue. Watercolor/gouache, moonlit scene, historical narrative. #arthistory #russianart
Explore 'Mountain Aragats' by Maxim Vorobyov (1917). This Impressionistic landscape captures rural Russia’s beauty with loose brushstrokes & melancholic atmosphere. A stunning piece of early 20th-century art.
Explore 'Lenses' by Maxim Vorobyov – a minimalist 1998 photographic study of a mannequin head. Discover this stark, geometric piece reflecting contemporary Russian art.
Explore 'Artist’s Workshop in Rome' by Maksim Vorobyov – a 1830 watercolor capturing 19th-century artistic life. Discover loose brushwork & muted tones of this Russian masterpiece.
Admire Maksim Vorobyov’s ‘View from Yauza,’ a stunning watercolor landscape of Moscow's Kremlin. Explore 18th-century realism & architectural beauty in this captivating historical scene.