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Painting "The Saporogians impose a manifesto on the Sultan Mohammed IV."(1891, I. J. Rjepin). Russian Museum, Leningrad (today: St. Petersburg)
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Painting "The Saporogians impose a manifesto on the Sultan Mohammed IV."(1891, I. J. Rjepin). Russian Museum, Leningrad (today: St. Petersburg)
Title: Painting "The Saporogians impose a manifesto on the Sultan Mohammed IV."(1891, I. J. Rjepin). Russian Museum, Leningrad (today: St. Petersburg)
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Painting "The Saporogians impose a manifesto on the Sultan Mohammed IV.
"(1891, I.
J.
Rjepin).
Russian Museum, Leningrad (today: St.
Petersburg).
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