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From her great-grandmother went to a picture, a copy of the central fragment patterns Repin "Ivan the Terrible kills his son, dated the 52nd year.
Of particular interest is the author's letter, posted on the back of the canvas, he wrote in exile.

This work is valuable only for its memory of your relatives.

 In fact, it is called "Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan."
But Ivan Ivan did not kill. But here, you podish, Repin wrote - and the point! Kills! "This is the great power of art, however. :)
But in the original. In this copy - no.

In fact, it is called "Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on Nov. 16, 1581" , 1885, oil on canvas, 199.5 x 254, THG, Lavroushinsky Lane, 10,
Hall 30.
Inv.
743.

100 points

Well, well ...

Copy the inventory number some things Repin of THG, please.

Here is this example.

Cyril, glad to hear (in the sense of reading) your same "bubbly" humor back into public space.
Already missed :)

A picture of this would fit into a museum of the Gulag or anything like that.

Very accurately conveys the state of the former prisoner.

It's about you 'rejection of a confession "or the Terrible?

fabosch, read text on the back of Grozny.