Locations of ⁨Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin⁩'s works

Birth	October 24, 1878, Khvalynsk
Death	February 15, 1939, Saint Petersburg
Movements	Symbolism, Russian Symbolism

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Locations of the works

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  Russian Museum (5)

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  • The Mother of God of Tenderness Towards Evil Hearts

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    Year	1914
    Dimensions	1100 mm × 1002 mm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • In the Line of Fire

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    Year	1916
    Dimensions	275 cm × 196 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • Death of Commissar

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    Year	1928
    Dimensions	248 cm × 196 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • Self-portrait

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    Year	1918
    Dimensions	58 cm × 71 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Portrait, Self-Portrait
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • Cherry Branch in a Glass

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    Year	1932
    Dimensions	60 cm × 73 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Still Life
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Tretyakov Gallery (2)

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  • Bathing the Red Horse

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    Year	1912
    Dimensions	186 cm × 160 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Genres	Nude, Genre Art
    Movements	Avant-Garde, Mir Iskusstva
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • Moving party

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    Year	1937
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Central Armed Forces Museum (1)

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  • After battle

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    Year	1923
    Dimensions	122 cm × 156 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Malmö Art Museum (1)

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  • The Worker

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    Year	1912
    Dimensions	84.7 mm × 122.4 mm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Canvas
    Copyright	Public Domain

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