Creativity of Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna Romanova

Olga Aleksandrovna Romanova (June 13, 1882, Peterhof - November 24, 1960, near Toronto) - Grand Duchess from the house of the Romanovs.
The youngest child and the youngest daughter of the Russian Emperor Alexander III and the Empress Maria Feodorovna after Nicholas, Alexander, George, Xenia and Michael. The amateur artist.
In the imperial family, all children were trained in painting, but only Olga began to deal with it professionally.
Its teachers were teachers of the Petersburg Academy of Arts, in particular V. Makovsky, S. Zhukovsky, S. Vinogradov.


"The house is surrounded by a blossoming lilac,
1950's.
canvas, oil


"Lilacs at home",
1950's.
Cardboard, oil;
Right bottom corner "Olga"
On the back of the tag is "Olga Archives"


"Sunflowers by the pond,
II quarter of the twentieth century.
Canvas on cardboard, oil;


"The house in the garden,
II quarter of the twentieth century.
Cardboard, oil;


«Blooming Landscape»,
1940's.
canvas, oil;


"Blooming garden",
1939
Canvas on cardboard, oil;



"It's getting dark,
II quarter of the twentieth century.
Cardboard, oil;


"Autumn Landscape with the Orthodox Church,
1940s;
Cardboard, oil;



"Calves",
II quarter of the twentieth century.
Cardboard, oil;


Prince Knudt Christian Frederick Michael,
1944
Cardboard, oil;



"May day",
II quarter of the twentieth century.
Cardboard, oil;



"Cyclamenes",
1930's.
Paper, watercolor;


«New Year hyacinths»,
1934
Paper, watercolor;





«Flowers on the window»,
1930's.
Paper, watercolor;

by Pino paintings for sale