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English: Glebov-Streshnev Dmitriy Fedorovich
Русский: Неизвестный художник.

Портрет Дмитрия Федоровича Глебова-Стрешнева (1782 - 1816) в мундире камер-юнкера. 1800 - е гг. Холст, масло

Государственный исторический музей.
Date 1800-s
Source https://vk.com/albums-52196838?z=photo-52196838_457253627%2Fphotos-52196838
Author unknown painter

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