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Visual Art Stamps 1

-Russia – 2013 “Zillertal” by Ivan Myasoedovalso, also known as Eugene Zotov, from 1945.
-Russia – 2015 Pavel A. Fedotov. Portrait of N.P. Zhdanovich at the Harpsichord.
(1815-1852) Realism Russian – Russian painter and draughtsman Fedotov was noted for his satirical critique of Russian life in the mid-19th century. He attended the First Moscow Military School (1826-33), then served in St Petersburg in the Finnish Regiment Life-Guards. While earning a reputation as an honest and hard-working officer, he drew a great deal, played the flute, and took part in amateur theatrical performances. Having become established as a regimental artist in 1834, he began to attend evening classes at the St Petersburg Academy of Arts. In November 1843, after a long period of doubt, he resigned his commission in the army to become a professional artist. He began to attend the Academy regularly and joined the battle-painting class of Aleksander Zauerveid (1783-1844)
Russia – 2021 Chak-Chak (2013) painting by R.S. Khabirov. Series: Contemporary Art of Russia.
Chak-chak is a Tatar sweet pastry made from fried dough balls bound with honey.
China – 2017 Hua (Chinese Painting) – Series: Four Arts of Chinese Scholars
Hong Kong, China – 2023 Towering Stream and Mountains painting by Xie Zhiliu – Hong Kong Museums Collection Jingguanlou.
Serbia – 2019 Bather by August Renoir 175Th Anniversary of National Art Museum
Belarus – 2015 “Landscape with a Red Roof”, Ossip Lubitch – Artists of Paris School from Belarus
-Belarus – 2015 Flash of Summer Lightning, by Gavriil Vashchenko. – Series: Nature Motifs in Paintings of Belarus and China
Italy – 1973 Etching by Salvator Rosa. He is best known today as an Italian Baroque painter whose romanticized landscapes and history paintings, often set in dark and untamed nature, exerted considerable influence from the 17th century into the early 19th century. 
Canada – 2022 Truth and Reconciliation Series – Artwork by Inuit artist Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona, depicting a woman lighting a qulliq, a traditional stone Inuit lamp.

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