Vinalian Hall of the republic

Paintings

Painting	Artist	Dates	Description	Notes
	Unknown	Believed to have been painted in the 15th century. Donated in 1997.	Scene from the Codex Morechia showcasing the Zapoyan calendar	Scene from the Zapoyan Codex Morechia, which is among the most well preserved Zapoyan codexes in the Asterias. It was held in the Orlavo National Museum of History until 1997, when it was donated to the federal government. Previously held in the Parliament of Vinalia building in Orlavo from 1997-2020.
	Dario Salino	Painted in 1867. Purchased in 1899.	St. Nikolai carrying Afanasij Orlev on his voyage mapping Vinalias coast in 1568	Painted by famed Vinalian painter Dario Salino in 1867, it showcases Afanasij Orlevs ship St. Nikolai as it traversed the sea mapping Vinalias coast. The painting was purchased by the State of Vinalia in 1899. It held in the Parliament of Vinalia building in Velkarichka from 1899 to 2020.
	Bankon Chayka	Painted in 1599 (original). Commissioned in 1997	Overview of Fort Orlev (Orlavo) in 1599	Originally sketched by Baron Chayka in 1599, refined in 1603. Was copied from the original sketch found in the National Museum of Orlavo. Remains to this date the biggest iteration of the original sketch.
	Ivashko Kromin	Painted in 1887. Purchased in 1997.	Farmers in a cotton plantation	Painted in 1887 by Ivashko Kromin it shows plantation workers of Gowsa, Bahian, and Vinakian origin. It was purchased by the government in 1997, and was displayed in the Parliament of Vinalia building in Velkarichka from 1997 to 2020.