Marklaro's World Postcards

Another postcard from Russia, I think... Please someone can help me translating this card?

Thanks to Igor here is the translation:
Inscriptions on the image (from top to down):
Series I
Ekaterinodar - Krasnodar
# 1
The house of the engineer … The Art museum of a name of F.A.Kovalenko? … Jury Pogoreltseva's water colour 2006.

Russian postcard.
I don´t understand Russian so I can´t translate the postcard. If anyone who see this can do it, please comment here. Thanks

Thanks to José Ferreira:
Multi-view postcard from Lisbon, Portugal.

Thanks to Maria da Graça:
An old ferry-boat in Tagus River, Lisbon.

Theatre postcard - Afonso Henriques (the first king of Portugal).

Thanks to Jérome:
French movie card from the movie Howl's Moving Castle.

Thanks to Martina:
Official postcard from Postcrossing sent from Germany.

Thanks to Jorge Torelli:
One winter day at the great capital city of Chile besides the Andes Mountain.

Thanks to José Miguel:
Postcard from Castro Daire - Grijó do Gafanhão.

Old postcard from Évora, Portugal - Cathedral.

Thanks to Vagirl:
Happy Hollidays Card sent from United States of America. Card from Christmas Cards Surprise RR - Postcrossing.

Thanks to Maili:
Christmas postcard from Estonia.

Thanks to Maria da Graça.

Postcard from Sesimbra, Portugal.
Sesimbra is a Portuguese town belonging to the district of Setubal, Lisbon region and subregion of the Setubal peninsula, with about 5 800 inhabitants (2001). It is the seat of a municipality with 195.01 km ² and 52 371 inhabitants (2008), divided into 3 parishes: Castle, Santiago and Quinta do Conde. The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipality of Almada and Seixal, northeast by Barreiro, Setúbal by east and west and south is the Atlantic Ocean. The mouth of the River Sado, Arrábida mountains, cable and Espichel Pond Reservoir is part of the natural surroundings of Sesimbra. The third parish in the municipality, called Quinta do Conde, also has the status of town (same name).

Movie card Dodgeball - A True Underdog Story

Thanks to Stéphane Cotard:
Postcard with a poem about The Stamp in french language.