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Well-known and established Fedoskino artist Sergey Chistov has painted this composition.
This brilliantly painted box continues Anatoliy Kuznetsov's series of works dedicated to Russian cathedrals and monasteries.
This magnificent work was painted by the outstanding Fedoskino artist Pavel Anokhin. It is painted in the style which is unusual for Fedoskino School of miniature painting. To a great extent it is close to the style of surrealism.
This box painted by the famous Fedoskino Master Sergey Kozlov continues his series of works dedicated to the Russian Landscape scenes.
This festive composition has been painted by talented Fedoskino artist, Lubov Zolotaya.
This originally shaped box showing some peasants at a trade fair was painted by Fedoskino artist Sergey Zotov. It's a sunny winter day. A guy to the right is selling of bubliki (bagels) and tea from Samovar.
This large marvelous casket is showing different scenes from the "Princess Frog" fairytale.The casket has the painting on the lid and on all four sides!
This interesting Fedoskino box was painted by a well-known and talented artist Morozov Boris, who has passed us away some time ago.
Radiating with the brilliance of wonderful oil paints, this box painted by Zolotaya Lubov is a reproduction of an oil-on-canvas painting by Russian artist Konstantin Makovskiy (1839-1915).
Talented artist Savelieva Nina from the village of Fedoskino painted this splendid reproduction of the famous oil-on-canvas painting "By the Stove" painted by the Russian artist Konstantin Makovskiy (1839-1915). This scene is very popular among Fedoskino artists, but the first version of this painting was created by famous Fedoskino portrait painter,...
This marvelous box was painted by a talented Fedoskino artist, Mikhail Polyakov. It shows how Russian lacquer miniature artists are able to bring hand-painted masterpieces into regular people's homes. "Fresh Cavalier" as this work is entitled was originally painted on canvas by Pavel Fedotov (1815-1852).