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Friday, 8 March 2013

Yuri Gorelov. Do Russians Want War? 1962

Filed under: 20th century,allegory,fine art,historical,human study,military,patriotic,Russian,Second Great Patriotic War,Soviet period,USSR — 01varvara @ 00.00
Tags: Allegory, anti-war, Eastern Front (World War II), Great Patriotic War, History, horrors of war, Neo-Impressionism, Painting, patriotic, peace, pro-peace, Red Army, Russia, Russian, Russian history, soldiers, Soviet Union, USSR, war, Wars and Conflicts, World War II

Do Russians Want War?

Yuri Gorelov

1962

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Thursday, 22 November 2012

Boris Nemensky. Klodt’s Horses in Berlin. 1945

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Tags: Battle of Berlin, Boris Nemensky, Great Patriotic War, History, Neo-Impressionism, Painting, Pyotr Klodt, Red Army, Russia, Russian, Russian Army, Russian history, soldiers, Soviet Union, USSR, World War II

Klodt‘s Horses in Berlin

Boris Nemensky

1945

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Boris Nemensky. Mother. 1945

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Tags: Boris Nemensky, Great Patriotic War, History, mother, motherhood, Painting, Red Army, Russia, Russian, Russian Army, Russian history, Socialist Realism, soldiers, Soviet Union, USSR, World War II

Mother

Boris Nemensky

1945

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Boris Nemensky. On Things Far and Near. 1950

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On Things Far and Near

Boris Nemensky

1950

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