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Skomorokhs

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English: Frescoes on the stairs of the Kiev Sophia Cathedral: Skomorohs.
Русский: Фрески на лестнице Киево-Cофийского собора: Скоморохи.

Литография И. Медведева. 1873 г.

Номер ГИМ: ГИМ 87764/32
Date 11th century
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Public scan of Russian Museum.

Link:https://catalog.shm.ru/entity/OBJECT/6214594
Author Солнцев Федор Григорьевич, Медведев И.

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