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Illustrations for poem "The Song of The Wise Oleg" by Aleksandr Pushkin (1899)

Viktor Vasnetsov (1848-1926)

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No Pinterest. I don’t want to see Alexander’s ass.

On hindsight, Murat has a competitor.

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you should draw catherine the great heheheh

well yes of horse

sorry

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Belarusian Miku. From Gomel!

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personal artwork

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personal artwork

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LMAO LITERALLY FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT

russian movie/italian movie

he would NOT fucking wear this

And I eat them UPPP every time

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Извиняться не буду, вините во всем пинтерест 🥀

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#war and peace и все остальное, что разрушило мою жизнь. Автобиография kusurrone

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fuck Tolstoy look at this dumbass Gor'ki

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The Tilsit Yaoi Anomaly

To this day, it still puzzles historians why those in attendance shouted the then unknown phrase “YAOI” right after witnessing a kiss, a sign of respect and peace, shared between Napoleon Bonaparte and Alexander I on July 7, 1807, at Tilsit.

Some of Napoleon’s marshals recounted some sort of subconscious instinct prompting them to yell the Japanese expression.

Many experts believe an evil spirit’s collective possession caused the incident, possibly foreshadowing the French emperor’s downfall.

However there is still no solid explanation for this event, also referred to as “The Tilsit Yaoi Anomaly”.

Source: me

And btw this one takes the cake. This piece is faggier than the kissing ones

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what i dont understand about russian history™ enjoyers is why y'all care so much for arakcheev?😭

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Pushkin Alexander Sergeevich

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