File:Маці Божая Свіслацкі музей.jpg

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Беларуская: Музей: Свіслацкі гісторыка-краязнаўчы музей

Тып: выяўленчыя крыніцы Від: жывапіс Прадметнае імя: абраз Назва/аўтарская назва: "Маці Божая" Матэрыялы: дошка; Тэхналогіі стварэння: алей; Дата стварэння: пачатак ХIХ (?) ст.

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Date beg. ХIХ (?)
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