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Nikolay Bogdanov in Smolenks, Russia (approximately 230 miles west of Moscow) in 1868 and died in 1945. His style of art was frowned upon by the Soviet dictators, so he moved to Latvia and continued to paint. He died in Berlin during a bombing raid that destroyed the clinic that he was a patient in.
Thanks as always, ERJ.
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Picture #2 shows he fine art of "sasserin'" too hot coffee! Just ask any Appalachian!
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Next to last frame. Looks like she just got the news that the husband is not coming home. Poor, no shoes. Hope the family can survive.
ReplyDeleteReal people in Real life. Feels like being there. ---ken
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