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Russian artist (1892-1967)
Sarra Dmitrievna Lebedeva (Russian: Сарра Дмитриевна Лебедева; December 11 (23), 1892 – March 7, 1967) was a Soviet sculptor, mainly of portraits, but
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announced for the project of a monument to Dzerzhinsky, which was won by Sarra Lebedeva, who created a lifesized sculptural portrait of Dzerzhinsky, but her
Monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky, Moscow
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children and animals. Lebedev was married three times. His first wife Sarra Lebedeva (Darmolatova) was a sculptor. His second wife was ballerina and choreographer
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1957 Radlova was born in Saint Petersburg in 1891. Her younger sister Sarra Lebedeva would become a sculptor. Anna studied at the Bestuzhev Courses. She
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1937) December 18 – Michael Visaroff, actor (d. 1951) December 23 – Sarra Lebedeva, sculptor (d. 1967) December 26 – Konstantin Tretiakoff, neuropathologist
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the Younger (1666–1719), France/Italy Sheila Lea (1901–1992), England Sarra Lebedeva (1892–1967), Soviet Union Jean-Yves Lechevallier (born 1946), France
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(1901–1992), United Kingdom Molly Le Bas (1903–1996), United Kingdom Sarra Lebedeva (1892–1967), Russia Lee Bul (born 1964), South Korea Erica Lee (1888–1981)
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sculpture at the Academy of Arts in Petrograd. Among his pupils was Sarra Lebedeva. Sherwood was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labour and was
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in Moscow and named after the brothers. A sculpture of Seraphim by Sarra Lebedeva is exhibited at the Russian Museum. Wikimedia Commons has media related
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Peredvizhniki and first head of AKhRR group (born 1887). March 7 — Sarra Lebedeva (Russian: Лебедева Сарра Дмитриевна), Russian soviet sculptor, Honored
1967 in fine arts of the Soviet Union
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Soviet artist (1910–1982)
a joint exhibition with Konstantin Dorokhov, Sulamifi Zaslavskaya, Sarra Lebedeva, Andrei Goncharov, and Ilya Slonim in Moscow. It was, in fact, six separate
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Cherinko Alexander Debler Vera Ermolaeva Mikhail Kozell Vladimir Lebedev Sarra Lebedeva Felix Lembersky Nikolai Mukho Mikhail Natarevich Lev Orekhov Sergei
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