File:RIAN archive 101057 The quadriga driven by Apollo.jpg
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RIA Novosti archive, image #101057, http://visualrian.ru/ru/site/gallery/#101057 35 mm film / 35 мм негатив |
| Author | Alexei Boitsov / Алексей Бойцов |
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