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St. Petersburg at Sunset by Alexey Bogolyubov — VisualArtsDB

St. Petersburg at Sunset

St. Petersburg at Sunset

Alexey Bogolyubov

1850

Dimensions: 151 × 103 cm
Genre: cityscape
Museum: Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia

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CloudBoatcitySkyVehicleSeaHorizonNevaCalmSt.-PetersburgWaterwaysunrise-and-sunsetboats-and-shipsrivers-and-waterfallsriver

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