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    Aleksei Venetsianov. Born: Moscow, 18 February 1780 Died: , 4 January 1847 Nationality: Greek-Russian. Background

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  • Aleksey Venetsianov | Database of Modern Exhibitions (DoME)

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    Aleksey Venetsianov. Russian painter, 1780-1847. Name Variants (ULAN) ... Herr I. Ostrouchow, Moscow. Russische Kunstausstellung 1906.

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