Lissitsky posters & prints

Proun 1 D, 1919 Eliezer Markowich Lissitzky

Composition Proun GBA 4, c.1923 Eliezer Markowich Lissitzky

Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge (The Red Wedge Poster) El Lissitsky

Die Kunstismen. (The Isms of Art) by El Lissitzky und Hans Arp, 1925 Anonymous

Place Ouritsky, Petrograd Saint Petersburg Russia Anonymous

Portrait of Franz Liszt 1886 Mihaly Munkacsy

The Impending War, Silistria, on the Danube, Where the Russians Were Repulsed in 1854 Anonymous

Bust of Mr. Alison Anonymous

The Russian Imperial Steam-yacht Livadia, 1880 Anonymous

Franz Liszt Leslie Matthew Ward

Suprematist Composition, 1921 El Lissitzky

Who Is Recognized and Famous in the Socialist State, 1938 Anonymous

Captain Lilley, field train, Crimean War Roger Fenton

Battle of the Russians and Polish in Moscow, 1611, Russia Anonymous

Nissak Katsushika Hokusai

Franz Liszt Fantasizing at the Piano, 1840 Josef Danhauser

Adversity, 1871 Anonymous

The Obelisk, Central Park Anonymous

Marechal Pelissier, G.C.B., Crimean War Roger Fenton

Portrait of Franz Liszt 1839 Henri (1814-82) Lehmann

Vissarion Grigoryevich Belinsky Anonymous

At Uritsky Place Petrograd Saint Petersburg Russia Anonymous

asilisk of Grevinus Anonymous

View of the Kremlin in Moscow, in the foreground the Moskva, Russia Anonymous

Seated Magician (Le Magician Assis et Observant des Cranes), 1737 Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

Possidonia Anonymous

Nicolas train station, may designate the Vitebsky Station, Saint Petersburg, Russia Anonymous

Library and curiosities of the Grand Duke of Tuscany Jan Luyken

Triumphal Gate of Alexander I in Moscow, Russia Henry Peacock Wieldrecht

Monument of Schlüsserbourg, Schlisselburg is a town in Leningrad Oblast, Russia Anonymous

Movable Display for the bookstore Window of the publishing Land and Factory El Lissitzky

Palace Petrovsky Napoleon lived here, Russia Anonymous

Arab Tabia Silistria Anonymous

Portrait of a girl, presumably Miss Sligting Anonymous

Corystes Cassivelaunus Female Anonymous

The Eastern Question: In the Russian Camp, Kischineff: Oh! When Shall We Start for Warmer Climes? Anonymous