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Ivan Seleznyov

Ivan Fyodorovich Seleznyov (3 January 1856 – 31 March 1936) was a Russian and Soviet painter and art teacher, known mostly for his historical paintings.

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Ivan Seleznyov

В. Котарбинский (справа второй) в компании М. Антокольского, П. Сведомского, И. Селезнёва, Н. Пимоненко, В. Поленова.

ЦГАМЛИ Украины (Ф. 1125. Оп. 2. Д. 329. С. 3) [1] · Public domain

Born
3 January 1856
Birthplace
Kiev, Russian Empire
Died
31 March 1936
Place of death
Kiev, Soviet Union
Education
Alumni
Awards
Medal
Field
Painting
Nationality
Russian Empire and Soviet Union.
Occupation
painter.
Fields
painting.
Teachers
Pavel Chistyakov.
Honours
Large gold medal of the Imperial Academy of Arts.

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