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Ilya Glazunov.
Spring. Self-Portrait. 1999.
Oil on canvas. 115 х 200.

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The Contribution of the Peoples of the USSR to the Development of World Culture and Civilization.
1980. Oil on canvas.
250 х 500.
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Eternal Russia
(Hundred centuries).
1988. Oil on canvas.
300 х 600.
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The Great Experiment.
1990. Oil on canvas.
250 х 500.
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My Life.
1994. Oil on canvas.
250 х 500.
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Russia, Awaken!
1994. Oil on canvas.
250 x 400.
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Mystery of the XX century.
1999. Oil on canvas.
300 х 800.
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The Destruction of the Church on Easter Eve.
1999. Oil on canvas.
400 х 800.
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The Market of our Democracy.
1999. Oil on canvas.
300 х 600.
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Raskulatchivanie. Liquidation of Rich Peasants.
2010. Oil on canvas.
400 х 800.

Triptych “Legend of the Grand Inquisitor.” Illustrations for F. Dostoyevsky’s novel “The Brothers Karamazov.”
“Legend of the Grand Inquisitor” from “Brothers Karamazov” by Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky.

Grand Inquisitor.
Left portion of the Triptych. 1985.

Golgotha.
Central portion of the Triptych. 1983. Oil on canvas.
123 х 200.

F. Dostoyevsky. Night.
Right portion of the Triptych. 1986.

Triptych “Grandsons of Gostomysl: Rurik, Truvor, and Sineus.”

The Isle of Rugen.
The Priest.
Left portion of the Triptych. 1986.

Grandsons of Gostomysl: Rurik, Truvor, and Sineus. Central portion of the Triptych.
1986. Oil on canvas.
95 х 140.

Umila Novgorodskaya, Mother of Rurik.
Right portion of the Triptych. 1986.

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