File:Alexander II by E.Botman (1856, Russian museum).jpg

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English: Artist: Yegor Botkin

Title: Portrait of Alexaner II Date: 1856

Medium: oil
Русский: Е. И. Ботман

Портрет Александра II. 1856 Холст, масло. 265 x 172 Слева внизу: G. Bottman 1856 Пост. в 1929 из ГЭ, Ленинград

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Source Russian Museum
Author Yegor Botkin

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