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Lot 134 · Russian Art

Early morning in Moscow

Yuri Pimenov (1903-1977) · oil on canvasboard

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Estimate
£30,000–£50,000 hammer ≈ $50,199–$83,665
Result
Performance
Sale
Christie's — Russian Art , London · 27 April 1998
Dimensions
10 x 14½ in. (25.3 x 37 cm.)
Record ID
TB-2026-4656123
Record
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Yuri Pimenov (1903-1977), Early morning in Moscow. Christie's, 27 Apr 1998, lot 134. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-4656123.

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