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Bear and a Girl

Bear and a Girl (1910)

Teodors Ūders (Latvian, 1868-1915)
Ducks

Ducks (1898)

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
Under the Rowan Tree

Under the Rowan Tree (1905)

Janis Rozentāls (Latvian, 1866–1916)
Mother and Child

Mother and Child (1904)

Janis Rozentāls (Latvian, 1866–1916)
Three Crosses

Three Crosses (1917)

Jāzeps Grosvalds (Latvian, 1891 - 1920)
Construction

Construction (1921)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)
Graveyard

Graveyard (1880)

Jūlijs Feders (Latvian, 1838-1909)
Madonna with a Machine Gun

Madonna with a Machine Gun (1932)

Kārlis Padegs (Latvian, 1911-1940)
Street Scene

Street Scene

Aleksandrs Drēviņš (Latvian, 1889 – 1938)
Baltic Sea Cliffs

Baltic Sea Cliffs (1914)

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
Three Women on the Street of Baghdad

Three Women on the Street of Baghdad (1919)

Jāzeps Grosvalds (Latvian, 1891 - 1920)
Boys Bathing

Boys Bathing

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
Study of Trees

Study of Trees

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
Ladies At The Seaside

Ladies At The Seaside (1920)

Jēkabs Kazaks (Latvian, 1895 - 1920)
Expressive firs

Expressive firs (1924)

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
View Of Altai

View Of Altai

Aleksandrs Drēviņš (Latvian, 1889 – 1938)
Plakatentwurf

Plakatentwurf (1920)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)
Communism Equals Soviet Power plus Electrification

Communism Equals Soviet Power plus Electrification (1930)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)
Five O’clock Tea in the Morgue

Five O’clock Tea in the Morgue (1935)

Kārlis Padegs (Latvian, 1911-1940)
Self portrait

Self portrait (1846)

Alexander Heubel (Latvian, 1813-1847)
The Swallows (Diving) Design for postcard

The Swallows (Diving) Design for postcard (1920)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)
Chalk Hills

Chalk Hills (1881)

Jūlijs Feders (Latvian, 1838-1909)
The Gauja Valley

The Gauja Valley (1891)

Jūlijs Feders (Latvian, 1838-1909)
Poet’s tomb

Poet’s tomb (1913)

Rihards Zariņš (Latvian, 1869-1939)