File:Предсказатель будущего. 1892. Музей Садабад, Тегеран.jpg

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Description

English: Rammal (copy). Painting by Kamal-ol-molk in 1892

فارسی: رمال (کپی) 1271 شمسی

Русский: Предсказатель_будущего._1892._Музей_Садабад,_Тегеран

Date

1892

Source

Transferred from ru.wikipedia
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Author



Description	Iranian painter
Date of birth/death	1847	18 August 1940
Location of birth/death	Kashan	Nishapur
Work location	Iran, Paris, Florence, Versailles (1896-1898), Karbala
Authority control	WorldCat

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