File:Chaliapin Godunov 1912.jpg

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Aleksandr Golovin. Portrait of Feodor Chaliapin as Boris Godunov (1912)

Date

1912

Source

From Russian Wikipedia

Author



Alternative names	English: Alexander Yakovlevich Golovin Русский: Александр Яковлевич Головин
Description	Russian painter
Date of birth/death	17 February 1863 (1 March 1863 in Julian calendar)	17 February 1930
Location of birth/death	Moscow	Detskoye Selo
Authority control	WorldCat

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