Russia, Ukraine & Caucasus

This page represents only a small part of our collection of original Antique prints of Russia. Please click on an image to see it in high-resolution, with details of the work itself.  For enquiries and purchases, please do contact us.

Panoramic view of the valley of Nukha.
Alupka: View of the Vorontsov Palace with Mount St Peter (Aii-Petri) in the distance.
Tiflis (Tbilisi): Panoramic view of the capital on the Kura river in the South Caucasus.
Rare panoramic view from the Black Sea of Anapa fortress and seafront.
Balaclava: Panoramic view of the Quays and shipping lines during the Crimean War.
Sebastopol: Panoramic view of the harbour, town and fortifications. After H. Schmidt. With key.
Eupatoria: View of of the seafront showing the Custom House, Mosque and Orthodox church.
The Petroleum Oil Wells at Baku on the Caspian. The first pipeline was constructed here in 1877, the same year the Nobels’ built the first oil tanker. By this time there were over 25 pipelines and more than 250 tankers on the Caspian.
Yalta: View of the seafront looking towards the Foros church and the Baydar pass between Mount Chelebi and Mount Ckhu-Bair.
Kiakta on the Kiakta River: Panoramic view of the trading post on the Russo-Mongolian border. After Mikhail Makhaev.
RARE Armenia: Erevan (Irivan): Bird’s eye view with key of the capital before the earthquake of 1679.
Petropavlossk, Kamchatka: View of the settlement, named by Vitus Bering after his ships St Peter and St Paul, with the Resolution and Discovery at anchor. After John Webber, artist on the Third Voyage.
Alushta: View from the road to Simferopol of the town and Valley of the Ghosts with the Demerdzhi Mountain.
Ice Hills during Winter Carnival: RARE 350 examples printed with only 50 coloured by hand under the supervision of M.N. Vorobiev.
Panoramic view of the Neva between the Admiralty and the Academy of Sciences.
Moskvoretskaya Embankment: View on the Moskva river between the Kremlin and Yauza River. Showing the Foundling home (Academies of Missile Forces and of Medicine).
Sebastopol: Panoramic view from the northern forts towards Fort St Nicholas, Fort Alexander and Inkermann Bay.
Bird’s eye view over the city towards the Kura river.
Mount St Peter (Ai-Petri): View of the misty range above Alupka.
Simferopol: Panoramic view from the watch tower looking towards Tchatyr Dagh mountain.
Sebastopol: Panoramic view from the watch tower with the cathedral, Admiralty to the right, Artillery Bay on the left, and looking towards Fort Constantine and the Inkermann lighthouses..
Bird’s Eye view from St Alexander Nevsky Monastry to the Instiutute of Mines and including the fortress. With key.
View of the port and sea of Okhotsk.
Panoramic view towards St Isaac’s and the equestrian statue of Peter the Great.
Kertch: View from Mount Mithridates looking towards the straits of Yenikale, which leads to the Sea of Azov.
Iakoutsk: Panoramic view over the Lena River of the fort at the base of the Stolbi (granite pillars). After Mikhail Makhaev.
Nizhny Novgorod: Scarce panorama of the city and Oka river. After the 1647 view of Adam Olearius, secretary to the embassy of the Duke of Holstein. Engraved by Nicholas Witsen.
Novogorod: Panoramic view of the city from the centre of the Volkhov River.After Mikhail Makhaev.
Azerbaijan: Schamachie (Shrivan): Panorama of the city ceded by Persia to Imperial Russia in 1828.
Perspective of the exterior at the confluence of the Moika and Neva Rivers.
Novgorod: Scarce panorama looking over the Volkhov River towards the Great Bridge and Detinets (Novgorod Kremlin) in c1665. Engraved by Nicholas Witsen.
Kaffa (Feodosia): View from the ruins of the Genoese Fortress towards the harbour.
Panorama of the city from the terrace of the Kremlin:With decorative title and vignette of the Tzar Bell.