File:Ivan-Groznyi-Parsuna.jpg

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Artist	Unknown
Title	Tsar Ivan IV. the Terrible.
Description	English: A parsuna portrait, painted in the beginning of the 18. century.
Date	18^th century
Current location	State Historical Museum.
Current location
Source/Photographer	http://www.vidania.ru/ivangrozny.html

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Orientation	Normal
Software used	Microsoft Windows Photo Gallery 6.0.6001.18000
File change date and time	06:43, 19 November 2012
Unique image ID	2F55D1B7DF0C4596B34E8D5B7A89C7AD

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