Vera Pavlovna Vinogradova Biek (1895–1982), also known by the Polish spelling Vera Winogradowa, was a Soviet-Russian composer and concert pianist.
Vinogradova presented piano recitals throughout Europe and America. She and her husband lived in Berlin for a while, but moved to Tallinn in 1933 when Germany adopted several anti-Jewish laws. There, she taught piano, composed, and became involved with the Russian Theatre and Music Society.
Vinogradova's music was published by Augener & Co and Benno Balan in Berlin. Her chamber compositions included 'String Quartet' and 'Suite' for violin and piano.
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