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Wedding Dress of A.M. Usova (Pavlova)  wikidata:Q109650724 reasonator:Q109650724
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Wedding Dress of A.M. Usova (Pavlova)
label QS:Len,"Wedding Dress of A.M. Usova (Pavlova)"
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Object type wedding dress Edit this at Wikidata
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Photo of exhibition "Juwelen!" at Hermitage Amsterdam, 17 January 2020
Date circa  Edit this at Wikidata
Medium enamel on gold
medium QS:P186,Q213371;P186,Q897,P518,Q861259
institution QS:P195,Q132783
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ЭРТ-21268 (Hermitage Museum) Edit this at Wikidata
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Date 17 January 2020. This dress in the style called "façon princesse", was worn by Anastasia Pavlova, née Usova on the occasion of her wedding in 1911 to the courtier Ivan Nikolaevich Pavlov, who gave her a pair of earrings as a wedding present that were in an 2011 exhibition prior to being auctioned.
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