File:Panorama of Persian by Piasetsky, Hermitage, fot I Nowicka.JPG

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English: "Panorama of Persia" scroll by Pavel Piasetsky, finished in Feb. 1895 in Ashgabad. Paper, watercolour, white pigment and graphite pencil. The scroll measures 48.5 cm x 5925 cm [1]. Presently, it is the property of the State Hermitage Museum and went on display there in Sept. 2015 as part of the "Culture and art of Iran of the VIII-early XX centuries” exhibition (State Hermitage Museum), 2nd floor, room no 389.
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