Summary

Description Alexander Pskov.jpg	English: Prince Alexander Mikchailovich in Pskov , engraving by en:Boris Chorikov (1802 — 1866). Source [1] Русский: Князь Александр Михайлович в Пскове
Date	1836
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Author	Boris Chorikov (1802–1866) Alternative names Борис Артемьевич Чориков Description Russian historian and painter Date of birth/death 1802 1866 Authority file : Q3642602 VIAF : 191958496 ISNI : 0000000356847836 GND : 1253437378 SUDOC : 146383370 creator QS:P170,Q3642602

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• http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/fd/AlexanderPskov.jpg ^{[ dead link ]} (09:10, 15 March 2006) . . User:Kmorozov (Kmorozov) ( User talk:Kmorozov (Talk) ) . . 434x480 (96472 bytes) ("Prince Alexander of Tver (Alexander of Tver) in Pskov", engraving by Boris Chorikov (Boris Chorikov) (1802 ? 1866). Source [2] )