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English: The cossacks of the Yeniseysk Governorate collecting yasak. 19th century watercolor by an unknown painter.
Русский: Сбор ясака казаками Енисейской губернии. XIX в., акварель неизвестного художника.
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English: The Krasnoyarsk Krai Museum
Русский: Красноярский Краеведческий музей
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English: An unknown 19th century painter
Русский: Неизвестный художник XIX века

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