File:Alexander I by James Walker after J.Atkinson.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionAlexander I by James Walker after J.Atkinson.jpg |
Джеймс Уокер (1748 или 1758/60–1822) (с оригинала Дж.А. Аткинсона 1814 года) Портрет императора Александра I. 1814 г. Бумага, меццо-тинто. 65,3 х 40,8 |
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Author | Джеймс Уокер (1748 или 1758/60–1822) (с оригинала Дж.А. Аткинсона 1814 года) |
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