File:Roman Senators by A Yakovlev 1911.jpg
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Alexandre Jacovleff: English: Ancient Roman Senators. Русский: Древнеримские сенаторы.
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English: Ancient Roman Senators. Русский: Древнеримские сенаторы. |
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English: The illustration for the humorous book The General History Edited by Satyricon.
Русский: Иллюстрация к юмористической книге «Всеобщая история, обработанная „Сатириконом“». |
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| Date | 1911 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Object history | First published in: (1911) Всеобщая исторiя, обработанная ‚Сатирикономъ‘ [The General History Edited by Satyricon], Saint Petersburg: Изданiе М.Г. Корнфельда | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Source/Photographer | Scanned from: (in Russian) (2004) Всеобщая история, обработанная «Сатириконом», Moscow: Айрис Пресс, p. 57 ISBN: 5-8112-0905-3. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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