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Artist



Alternative names	Deutsch: Fjodor Alexandrowitsch Wassiljew English: Feodor Alexandrovich Vasilyev Русский: Фёдор Александрович Васильев
Description	Russian painter
Date of birth/death	10 February 1850	8 September 1873
Location of birth/death	Gatchina	Yalta
Work location	Saint Petersburg, Wolgagebiet, Crimea
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

Volga View. Barges

Date

1870

Medium

oil on canvas

Current location

State Russian Museum

	Native name	Государственный Русский музей
	Location	Saint Petersburg, Russia
	Coordinates	59° 56′ 19.47″ N, 30° 19′ 56.59″ E
	Established	1895
	Website	www.rusmuseum.ru

Object history

Provenance: Unknown

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Landscape art

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