Lubov Rabinovich
 Lubov Rabinovich (Любовь Семеновна Рабинович) (1907 Liepāja Present day Latvia - 2001 Moscow Russia Federation) was a Soviet Russian painter most noted for her works depicting rural life and particularly life in the newly created settlements of the Virgin Lands Campaign.Rabinovich began her studies in 1921 at the Lepeshinsky (МОПШК) experimental art-school commune in Moscow where she was taught drawing by Yakov Aleksandrovich Bashilov.The artist's work was first exhibited in 1925 as part of the 8th AKhRR (Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia) Exhibition.Lubov Rabinovich studied at the Proletarian Institute of Art in Moscow graduating in 1930.She went on to study at the Institute of Painting Sculpture and Architecture in Leningrad where she studied under A. 