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DescriptionGeorge novgorod.jpg	Polski: Św. Jerzy ze smokiem English: St. George and the dragon Русский: Чудо Георгия о змие Tempera on wood, 58.4x41.8x3.5, State Russian Museum, Sankt Petersburg
Date	late XV
Source	http://www.rusmuseum.ru/eng/collections/old/cd81.html
Author	Polski: Szkoła nowogrodzka English: Novogrod school Русский: Новгородская школа
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