File:Grigory Gagarin. Armenie. Salle des Miroirs dans le palais du sardar D'Erivan.jpg

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Français : Armenie. Salle des Miroirs dans le palais du sardar D'Erivan

Date

published 1847

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NYPL Digital Gallery
Source: Le Caucase pittoresque dessine d'apres nature par le prince Gregoire Gagarine; avec une introduction et un texte explicatif par le comte Ernest Stackelberg
Digital ID: 1241833

Author



Alternative names	Grigory Grigorievich Gagarin
Description	Russian painter, architect, diplomat, art historian, iconographer and writer
Date of birth/death	29 April 1810 (in Julian calendar)	18 January 1893 (in Julian calendar)
Location of birth/death	Saint Petersburg, Russia	Châtellerault, France
Work location	Russian Empire, Caucasus, Tbilisi, Saint Petersburg
Authority file	: Q887801 VIAF: 106966284 ISNI: 0000000121464427 ULAN: 500025091 LCCN: n83006301 Open Library: OL5588925A WorldCat

Book author: Ernest Stackelberg (1813-1870)

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