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ANTS LAIKMAA
Deivid Armulik
Kadrina  Secondary School
2016
ITALIAN  BOY”
“OLD AITSAM”
“PORTRAIT OF MARIE UNDER”
“CAPRI LANDSCAPE”
“VIEW FROM CAPRI”
“OLD FARM”
“TAEBLA LANDSCAPE”
“PORTRAIT OF CARL ROBERT JAKOBSON”
“SELMA”
“PORTRAIT OF LYDIA KOIDULA”
“SELF-PORTRAIT”
USED  LITERATURE
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ants_Laikmaa

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  • “Italian boy”
  • “Old Aitsam”
  • “Portrait of Marie Under”
  • “Capri landscape”
  • “View from capri”
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