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Vasily Kipriyanov

Illustration — Map of the World published by Kipriyanov Vasily Onufrievich Kipriyanov (? - after 1723) was a publisher and librarian from the Tsardom of Russia. He was at the head of the "Civil Publishing House" under the general supervision of Jacob Bruce. It was the first Russian private publishing house (established by the special order of Peter I of May 30, 1705).

Vasily Kipriyanov

Map of the world, prepared by Vasily Kiprianov. Begining of the 18th century

Vasily Kiprianov · Public domain

Born
1700
Died
1800
Nationality
Tsardom of Russia
Occupation
librarian · publisher · cartographer · printmaker
Fields
librarian · publishing · cartography · library science
Languages
Russian

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Illustration — Map of the World published by Kipriyanov Vasily Onufrievich Kipriyanov (? - after 1723) was a publisher and librarian from the Tsardom of Russia. He was at the head of the "Civil Publishing House" under the general supervision of Jacob Bruce. It was the first Russian private publishing house (established by the special order of Peter I of May 30, 1705).

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