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| DescriptionSadovnikov 1258.jpg |
Русский: Картина «Вид Дворцовой площади и здания Главного штаба в Санкт-Петербурге» работы Василия Садовникова. Акварель.
English: A watercolor painting of Palace Square, Saint Petersburg by Vasily Sadovnikov, painted c. 1847. The painting is now displayed at the Hermitage Museum.
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1840s |
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Vasily Sadovnikov (1800–1800)  |
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English: Vasily Semenovich Sadovnikov
Русский: Василий Семёнович Садовников
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Russian painter
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28 December 1800 (16 December 1800 in Julian calendar) |
10 March 1879 (26 February 1879 in Julian calendar) |
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Saint Petersburg |
Saint Petersburg |
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Saint Petersburg |
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