File:B pokrovsky kazn 1849.jpg

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Description

English: B. Pokrovsky's drawing. 'Semionov-platz Mock Execution Ritual'

Русский: Рисунок Б. Покровского. "Обряд казни на Семеновском плацу. 1849"

Date

1849

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Author

B. Pokrovsky

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