Admiral Biriul’kin by Sergeĭ Mit skevich (1926)

Lithograph of a bearded admiral in uniform clenching his fist before a crowd with red flags and sailors.

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A black-and-white lithograph with red accents shows a stern, bearded admiral in a dark uniform with a red sash, clenching one fist and holding a rolled paper, while red flags and a crowd of sailors and guards fill the background. The print is titled Admiral Biriul'kin, attributed to Sergeĭ Mit͡skevich, and dated 1926.

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1926

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