Lev Lagorio

1826–1905 · Russian Empire

Lev Feliksovich Lagorio (9 December 1826 – 17 November 1905) was a Russian painter in the Academical style, active in Crimea and St. Petersburg during Tsars Nicholas I through Nicholas II's reigns, known primarily for his seascapes and maritime scenes. Wikipedia

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Works

“Caucasian canyon”, 1893
“Lofoten Island”, 1895
“A bay”, 1880
“The Lighthouse”, 1895
“Seascape”, 1897 — Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
“The Shipka Pass”, 1884 — Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts
“Gurzuf”, 1885 — Nizhniy Tagil State Museum of Fine Arts
“The repulsion of the Bajazet fortress assault June 8, 1877”, 1891 — Military Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineers and Signal Corps
“Northern landscape”, 1872
“View of the town from the riverside”, 1887
“View of Lakhta near St. Petersburg”, 1850
“View of the Neva and Peter and Paul Fortress”, 1859
“Batum”, 1881
“Moonlit night at Neva”, 1898
“Farmhouse on the island”, 1895
“Country house”, 1892
“On the Caucasus Mountains”, 1879
“Transportation of Ice”, 1849
“Crimean landscape”, 1891
“View of Tiflis”
“Alushta”
“The Steamer "Grand Duke Konstantin" off Gagra”, 1878
“The Steamer "Grand Duke Konstantin" and Its Launches”, 1878
“Sinking of the Turkish Steamer "Intibah"”, 1880
“The Imperial Yacht "Derzhava"”, 1886
“In the Gulf of Finland”, 1881
“At Sea”, 1902 — Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts
“Seascape with a Sailing Ship”
“Storm at Sea”
“View of the Academy of Arts from the Neva”, 1880
“The Drawbridge on the Neva. Summer Night”
“Coastal Landscape”
“Old Tiflis”, 1868
“Landscape in France”
“In the Caucasus”
“Sunset on the Normandy Coast”
“Venice”, 1859
“Palace of the Shamkhals in Kafyr-Kumukh, Dagestan”
“Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich Met by Russian Troops and Highlanders in the Caucasus”
“The Daryal Gorge”, 1862