Drawing for a postcard, watercolor on paper, signed with initials upper left, 3x4". Exhibited: “Ivan Bilibine Exposition”, Alexandrie, December, 1924 (label on the back).
Illustration to “Skazka o Zolotom Petushke”. Watercolor, Indian ink and gold. signed lower left and dated 1906.11 x 13". Variant: in All-Union Pushkin Museum, Leningrad. Illustrated in S. Golynets "Ivan Bilibin", Pan Books, 1981, ill. #30. Exhibited: “Ivan Bilibine Exposition”, Alexandrie, December, 1924 (label on the back).
Illustration to “Coq d'Or”. Watercolor, signed lower right with initials [c.1930].13 x 11". Inscribed “Coq d’Or”. Published in "Contes de l’izba", Paris, Boivin, 1931.
Decoration for "Prince Igor" (Polovetskij stan). Watercolor on paper, signed and dated lower left 1930. 16 x 23". Variant: in the Russian Museum, Leningrad. Illustrated in S. Golynets "Ivan Bilibin", Pan Books, 1981, ill.#152. Another variant of the same décor ( with additional number of personages added) had been published on the cover of “ La Russee Illustree”, N15 (308), Paris, 1931 enclosed).
(Design). Four porcelain plates by Kornilov factory, numbered 1/140 and signed on reverse. D=10". Compare: Sotheby’s Russian works of Art, London 12 June 2008 lot 728.
