Painting by Cezanne “Still life with a pitcher and drapery”

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15. The Painting Surikov “Suvorov crossing the Alps” The canvas “The Transition of Suvorov through the Alps” was written by V. Surikov from 1895 to 1899. The work continues the theme of the military heroism of Russian people in history. The plot for this historical composition was the fact of the Russian army passing the alpine pass, considered impregnable, during the Italian campaign […]...
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