Igor Grabar

1871–1960 · Russian Empire

Igor Emmanuilovich Grabar (Russian: Игорь Эммануилович Грабарь, 25 March 1871 – 16 May 1960) was a Russian Post-Impressionist painter, publisher, restorer and historian of art. Grabar, descendant of a wealthy Rusyn family, was trained as a painter by Ilya Repin in Saint Petersburg and by Anton Ažbe in Munich. Wikipedia

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Works

“February azure”, 1904 — Tretyakov Gallery
“March Snow”, 1921
“Chrysanthemums”, 1905
“Hoar Frost. Uzkoye”, 1952
“Svetlana”, 1933
“Rowans”, 1924
“Winter Sunny Day”, 1941
“Winter Landscape”, 1951
“Snow in March”, 1904
“The Frost”, 1905
“Winter”, 1904
“Morning Dew”, 1907
“On the Lake”, 1926
“Apples and Pears”, 1921
“Abramtsevo. Wattle”, 1944
“Apples and Astras”, 1926
“Clearing Skyes”, 1928
“In the Garden. Delphiniums”, 1947
“Last Snow”
“March”, 1939
“Moscow Patio”, 1931
“Portrait of Korney Chukovsky”, 1935
“Portrait of Sergei Chapligin”, 1935
“The Frost. Sunrise”, 1941
“Ray of Sun”, 1901
“Balustrade”, 1901
“September Snow”, 1903
“Winter. Rook Nests”, 1904
“Pavilion in Kuzminki”, 1904
“Frosty Morning. Pink Rays”, 1906
“Winter Morning”, 1907
“Pock”, 1915
“Radiant Morning”, 1922
“Oaks”, 1923
“Roses on the Window”, 1939
“Birches Valley”, 1939
“Winter”, 1903
“Birches in Summer”, 1956
“Christ Resurrection Celebration”, 1894
“The Frost. Sunrise”