File:Крамской И.Н. Молитва Моисея после перехода израильтян через Черное море 1861.jpg

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Русский: Крамской И.Н. Молитва Моисея после перехода израильтян через Черное море 1861. Холст, масло. Размер 142 x 105

Date

1861

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Author



Alternative names	Ivan Nikolaevich Kramskoj
Description	Russian painter, art critic and drawer
Date of birth/death	8 June 1837 (27 May 1837 in Julian calendar)	6 April 1887 (24 March 1887 in Julian calendar)
Location of birth/death	Ostrogozhsk	Saint Petersburg
Work period	1855 –1887
Work location	Saint Petersburg
Authority file	: Q207758 VIAF: 5729921 ISNI: 0000000083533398 ULAN: 500013121 LCCN: n81024486 Open Library: OL1027477A WorldCat

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