RUSSIA - OTHERS
A beautiful card from Russia but I don't know anything about the painting.
Received from: veronica18
Nice stamps.
Alexey Arzomasov - Mirages
Nice stamps.
Received from: Frau_Madam
Till Eulenspiegel
Till Eulenspiegel
was an impudent trickster figure
originating in Middle Low German folklore. His tales were disseminated in
popular printed editions narrating a string of lightly connected episodes that
outlined his picaresque career. In the stories, he is presented as a trickster or fool who played practical
jokes on his contemporaries, exposing vices at every turn, greed and folly,
hypocrisy and foolishness. The book has been translated, often in mutilated versions, into many languages.
Beautiful stamps.
Received from: farabella
Vedomosti Newspaper
A newspaper published in Moscow from Sept. 3(15), 1863, through Mar. 14 (27),
1918; it was published three times a week from 1863 to 1867 and daily from 1868.
A nice stamp.
Received from: Evhimovich
Ivan Aivazovsky - Venice (1843)
Ivan Aivazovsky (July 29, 1817 – May 5, 1900) was a
Russian world-renowned painter of Armenian descent living and working in Crimea, most famous for his seascapes, which constitute more than
half of his paintings. Aivazovsky is widely considered as one of the greatest
seascape painters of all times.
Beautiful stamps.
Received from: dusi
Gzhel
Gzhel is a style
of ceramics which takes its name from the village of Gzhel and surrounding area,
where it has been produced since 1802. Gzhel pottery was originally created by potters in their homes, however fairly
early on these potters started to organize into workshops to increase
production. The workshops eventually became a factory with pieces being formed
in moulds and potters
being responsible for separate pieces, a specific style, or decoration. The
earliest pieces were created of earthenware. The pottery was painted solid white
with distinctive blue designs.
The same stamps as above.
Received from: Musa33
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