Updated November 2026 · ranked by our popularity score (searches, visits and orders for each work) · 119 works by Sergey Solomko in our catalogue
In short
To the gallery's eye, Sergey Solomko's most famous painting is Memory (1910). Sketch of the poster. Pillory. (1916) and Priestess (1915) complete the trio every eye recognises. Of the 119 works by Sergey Solomko in our catalog, the gallery presents the 100 most famous below, each original with its year, its museum and what makes it unique.
The scene unfolds within the work titled Memory, a creation by the artist Sergey Solomko. This piece emerges from 1910, a moment when the artist's hand captures a sense of ethereal presence. The image holds a quiet weight, as if a single breath has been suspended in time. It invites a sense of wonder regarding the figures that inhabit its soft, dreamlike space.
In this piece, titled Sketch of the poster. Pillory., we encounter a work of significant historical weight. Created by Sergey Solomko in 1916, the artwork functions as a black and white political cartoon. It is a stark departure from the more decorative or historical subjects often associated with the artist's broader oeuvre, focusing instead on the immediate, visceral realities of the era.
In the artwork Priestess, created by Sergey Solomko around 1915, a nude female figure occupies the center of the composition. She stands amidst a scene of swirling clouds and architectural elements. The figure holds an open book aloft with both hands, positioning the object at the top of the vertical arrangement. This central action directs attention toward the book, which functions as a symbol of knowledge, wisdom, or enlightenment. The…
In this quiet composition, a woman is suspended in a moment of deep contemplation. She is positioned centrally, her form occupying much of the frame as she gazes downward, lost in thought. The scene is defined by a soft, ethereal light that emanates from a glowing orb held in her hand, casting a gentle illumination across her face and hands. This light provides the only reprieve from the surrounding darkness,…
The painting Find presents a contemplative scene featuring two figures set against a backdrop of natural elements, including branches and leaves. On the left, a seated female figure is dressed in elaborate attire characterized by intricate patterns in shades of red, yellow, and blue. She wears a headdress that appears to be adorned with feathers or plumes and holds an object resembling a book or a scroll. Her gaze is…
The scene unfolds within the work titled Blarney, a piece that carries the original title Сладкие речи. This genre painting captures a specific, suspended moment of interaction between figures. Sergey Solomko, the artist behind this composition, brings a sense of narrative to the canvas through his distinct approach to storytelling.
This work, titled Blue Bird (Bird Sirin), was created by Sergey Solomko. A Russian painter, watercolorist, illustrator, and designer, Solomko brought a specific sensibility to his depictions of myth and nature. His hand is evident in the delicate execution of this piece, which reflects the artistic training he received at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture and his later studies at the Imperial Academy of Arts.
Couple in the boat
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Virgo comforter
13
Portrait of italian young man
14
Letter to William Pope
15
St. Jenevieve and the new Attila
16
Date
17
Promise
18
Moscow in the XII century
19
Concubine
20
Fantasy
21
Human Shield
22
For you, brave soldier
23
Pearl of Creation
24
Love of country shall give them the victory
25
Question
26
Persian woman twisting a carpet
27
Flirting Boyar
28
Age of blessed memory of the 12th year
29
Wedding ceremony. Middle Ages.1909
30
The Wreckage1914
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The red blood of Garibaldi1914
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Vive la France!1916
33
The Nocturne Review1914
34
Escape1915
35
Thanks
36
Declaration of love
37
On the bridge
38
Russian Types
39
Parting
40
Dream of Icarus
41
Caught
42
In pursuit of
43
What have they done with my home.
44
Venetian. Sketch.
45
Defeated
46
Small chicken become great cocks!
47
Seducer
48
Evening
49
Vasilisa Mikulishna
50
Two sketches of costumes
51
Tenderness
52
Ripe fruits
53
Squash
54
Scribe
55
Tough response
56
Conversation
57
Who
58
Fairy tale
59
Costume Designs
60
Seducer
61
Jokester
62
Bookplate of V. I. Klochkov
63
Costume Designs
64
Place de la Republic and of Happyness
65
The enemy conseals himself!
66
Embrace
67
Byzantium
68
At the fair
69
Vanity
70
Nastassja Korolevichna
71
Forever together
72
A serious question
73
The admired beauty
74
Banquet
75
Costume Designs
76
Maria Swan White
77
Proud
78
Love talk
79
Poland
80
Parisian
81
Evening Walk
82
Red Cross
83
Joseph and Potiphar's wife
84
The Pursuit of Happyness
85
Queen Azvyakovna
86
Pledge of Love
87
On the way to victory
88
Meeting
89
By the fence
90
Design of male medieval costume
91
Russian in the Netherlands at the time of Peter the Great
92
Age of the Great Peter
93
Pledge of Love
94
Lady with Peacock
95
Costume Designs
96
To the light of science
97
St. George, coming to the rescue
98
Sketch of the costume
99
Age of Vladimir and Yaroslav
100
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The scene unfolds within the work titled Memory, a creation by the artist Sergey Solomko. This piece emerges from 1910, a moment when the artist's hand captures a sense of ethereal presence. The image holds a quiet weight, as if a single breath has been suspended in time. It invites a sense of wonder regarding the figures that inhabit its soft, dreamlike space.
Memory (1910). Sketch of the poster. Pillory. (1916) and Priestess (1915) come next.
43 years old: Memory dates from 1910, and Sergey Solomko was born in 1867.
Memory, Sketch of the poster. Pillory., Priestess, Glowworm, Find, Blarney, Blue Bird (Bird Sirin), Reading, Mermaid and faun and Temptation. The ranking above gives each one's year and museum.
Our catalog holds 119 works by Sergey Solomko, dated from 1895 to 1916.
In 1910s: 8 of the 100 works on this page were made then, Memory among them.
On this page, the earliest is Reading (1895) and the latest Sketch of the poster. Pillory. (1916).
Couple (22), Books (12) and Women (12), across the 100 works on this page.
Watercolor, for 2 of the 100 works on this page.
Art nouveau, judging by the originals on this page.
