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Klavdiy Stepanov

Klavdi Petrovich Stepanov (1854-1910) was a Russian Empire painter and monarchist publicist. Stepanov was born near Moscow in 1854 into a Russian noble family of medieval lineage. His father was a general who served as commandant of Tsarskoe Selo, and his grandfather had served as governor of Yeniseysk and Saratov.

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Klavdiy Stepanov

Born
1854 · Moscow.
Died
1910 · Yalta.
Nationality
Russian Empire
Occupation
painter
Education
Saint Petersburg State University · Imperial Academy of Arts

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Klavdi Petrovich Stepanov (1854-1910) was a Russian Empire painter and monarchist publicist. Stepanov was born near Moscow in 1854 into a Russian noble family of medieval lineage. His father was a general who served as commandant of Tsarskoe Selo, and his grandfather had served as governor of Yeniseysk and Saratov.

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