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Willows. Altai

Willows. Altai (1930)

Aleksandr Drevin (Latvian, 1889-1938)
Poet’s tomb

Poet’s tomb (1913)

Rihards Zariņš (Latvian, 1869-1939)
Graveyard

Graveyard (1880)

Jūlijs Feders (Latvian, 1838-1909)
Chalk Hills

Chalk Hills (1881)

Jūlijs Feders (Latvian, 1838-1909)
Trunks and Foliage

Trunks and Foliage (1925)

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
Memento From1918. John Yperite

Memento From1918. John Yperite (1935)

Kārlis Padegs (Latvian, 1911-1940)
Three Women on the Street of Baghdad

Three Women on the Street of Baghdad (1919)

Jāzeps Grosvalds (Latvian, 1891 - 1920)
Death

Death (1914)

Teodors Ūders (Latvian, 1868-1915)
Winter

Winter (1910)

Vilhelms Purvītis (Latvian, 1872 - 1945)
Three Old Ladies

Three Old Ladies (1916)

Jēkabs Kazaks (Latvian, 1895 - 1920)
Kurds on the Roof

Kurds on the Roof (1916)

Jāzeps Grosvalds (Latvian, 1891 - 1920)
Horse of Destiny

Horse of Destiny (1887)

Arturs Baumanis (Latvian, 1867-1904)
Forest (Morning Sun)

Forest (Morning Sun) (1904)

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
The Swallows (Diving) Design for postcard

The Swallows (Diving) Design for postcard (1920)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)
Study of Trees

Study of Trees

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
Baltic Sea Cliffs

Baltic Sea Cliffs (1914)

Johann Walter-Kurau (Latvian, 1869 – 1932)
Lenin and socialist reconstruction

Lenin and socialist reconstruction (1920)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)
The Painter’s Studio

The Painter’s Studio (1896)

Janis Rozentāls (Latvian, 1866–1916)
The Port (The Dock)

The Port (The Dock) (1933)

Kārlis Padegs (Latvian, 1911-1940)
Three Crosses

Three Crosses (1917)

Jāzeps Grosvalds (Latvian, 1891 - 1920)
Propaganda Stand (Workers of the World Unite)

Propaganda Stand (Workers of the World Unite) (1922)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)
The Gauja Valley

The Gauja Valley (1891)

Jūlijs Feders (Latvian, 1838-1909)
After Church

After Church (1894)

Janis Rozentāls (Latvian, 1866–1916)
Construction

Construction (1921)

Gustav Klutsis (Latvian, 1895 – 1938)