UIG are delighted to announce our partnership with Photobureau, a new collection UIG is representing. Based in Tbilisi, Georgia, Photobureau specializes in fine art, history and other educational subjects, with a specific emphasis on historical Russian art and subjects.
The collection features more than 50,000 historical photographs and masterpieces sourced from private collections, libraries and museums. Photobureau is more than just an archive. It is a visual chronicle of human experience.
Tractor shop at Putilovsky Plant. 1931-1932. Oil on canvas. Filonov Pavel Nikolaevich (1883-1941). State Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg. 
Leo Tolstoy plowing a field, From a painting by Ilya Repin, 1892, Illustration from the book Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy: Life and Work, 1828-1908. 
Portrait of Maxim Gorky (1868-1939), Capri, 1910, Brodsky Isaak Israilevich (1883-1939), Oil on canvas, , Gorky Memorial Museum of the Institute of World Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 
Still life with musical instruments, Sheet music and a Globe, 17th century, Bettera Bonaventura (1663-1718), The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts. 
Portrait of Alexey Fedorovich Malinovsky (1762-1840). Russia. 1820s. Oil on canvas. 
The Transfer of the Paris Communard banner to Moscow workers at Khodynka Park in Moscow. No earlier than 1924. Isaak Izrailevich Brodsky (1884-1939). Oil on canvas. State Russian Museum. 
Portrait of Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930). Valentin Mikhailovich Yustitsky (1894-1951). 1937. Paper, watercolor, gouache, ink, pen. Saratov State Art Museum named Radishchev. 
The Great Fire. Moscow. Unknown artist. Early 19th century. Oil on canvas. Pushkin State Museum. 
View of Red Square with St. Basil’s Cathedral. 1800s. Alekseev Fedor Yakovlevich (1753-1824). Watercolour, Indian ink, whitewash on paper. State Historical Museum. 
Postilion. 1867. Oil on canvas. Vernet Pierre (1836-1860). State Historical and Art Museum ‘New Jerusalem’. 
Murmansk. Tulomstroy. View from the bridge. 1936. Oil on canvas. Pyotr Konchalovsky (1876-1956). 
Northern village. 1900s. Arkhipov Abram Efimovich (1862-1930). Oil on canvas. Chuvash State Art Museum. 
Cart-men. 1909-1910. Arkhipov Abram Efimovich (1862-1930). Oil on canvas. Rostov Regional Museum of Fine Arts. 
St. Petersburg. Troops parade at the Winter Palace. 1840s. Vasily Semenovich Sadovnikov (1800-1879). Watercolor, whitewash, pencil, Indian ink, pen on paper. Pushkin State Museum. 
1918 in Petrograd. 1920. ‘Petrograd Madonna’. Petrov-Vodkin Kuzma (1878-1939). Oil on canvas. State Tretyakov Gallery. 
Portrait of Ekaterina and Peter Serebryakovs. 1930s. Filonov Pavel (1883-1941). Oil on canvas. State Tretyakov Gallery. 
Bogolyubov Aleksei Petrovich (1824-1896). Ships on the roadstead. 1880s. Oil on wood. State Tretyakov Gallery. 
Peasant girl. 1910. Malyavin Philipp (1869-1940). Oil on canvas. The Mashkov Volgograd Museum of Fine Arts. 
The Choice of the Bride by Tsar Alexey Mikhailovich. 1882. Sedov Grigory (1836-1884). Oil on canvas. State Tretyakov Gallery. 
Orchard. 1922. Pyotr Konchalovsky (1876-1956). Oil on canvas. Museum of Russian Art. Yerevan, Armenia. 
On Nevsky Prospect in St. Petersburg. Illustration from the album Russia in Pictures. A manual for studying the geography of Russia in educational institutions. Published by Dumnov’s bookstore. 1906. 
Sleeping Boy. 1911. Shevchenko Alexander (1883-1948). Oil on cardboard. State Tretyakov Gallery. 
Church of Trinity on the margins. Linocut. Old Moscow. Engravings. Album. 1947. Pavlov Ivan Nikolaevich (1872-1951). 
Timber rafting on the Pripyat. Western region of the Russian Empire. Illustration from the album Russia in Pictures. A manual for studying the geography of Russia in educational institutions. Published by Dumnov’s bookstore. 1906.
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