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Maria Venecianova · 28-04-2011, 18:45

What an artist painted this picture?

And about the second movie that write - anything, whether there is information about these works?

Thank you!

redbor · 28-04-2011, 21:12

information until such: Bringing into the Temple (Candlemas) - on our "bringing in the Temple (Candlemas).

This Gospel story, almost all European artists painted.

And the second is incomprehensible.
There is a character who was killed or what?

Maybe what the inscription on the back that brings?

Wladzislaw · 28-04-2011, 21:27

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Originally Posted by redbor

And the second is incomprehensible.
There is a character who was killed or something?

Ditenok finger itself covers a umilennnym eyes Momma and the second forehead hurt.

Кирилл Сызранский · 28-04-2011, 21:31

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Originally Posted by "redbor

There is a character who was killed or what?

No, this is a child who prays on his knees bowing to co-create the great earth.

Amateur · 28-04-2011, 21:34

Wrote the first picture the Dutch artist Jan van Neck (Jan van Neck, 1635 - 1714).

redbor · 28-04-2011, 21:35

Amateur, you're like always on time!

~ (a thank you that with a button?)

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Originally Posted by "Wladzislaw

Ditenok finger yourself covered under the gaze umilennnym moms

Dvuperstiem.
Catholic, maybe ...
or Old Believers.

I-V · 28-04-2011, 21:43

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Originally Posted by Wladzislaw

under the gaze umilennnym moms

Momma do not, most likely, a nurse-nurse.
Them in the noble families liked to deliberately folk costumes to dress up, to Barchukov in infancy "radical Rus breast-fed

>.

Кирилл Сызранский · 28-04-2011, 21:54

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Originally Posted by IV

nurse-nurse.
Them in the noble families liked to dress ostentatiously folk costumes

And then it was possible to them, and sell or barter hounds from a neighbor, landlord.

Maria Venecianova · 28-04-2011, 22:39

Thank you, dears!

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I would like to get the first picture, is it worth doing this or not?

Дед Мороз · 29-04-2011, 03:29

Why do you copy?!
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