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  • Nikolai Stulov

    Applied artist. Related to Ivan Stulov. Born in the family of a wooden carver called Mikhail Stulov (1887–1941) in the village of Bogorodskoe near Sergiev Posad (1918). Studied under his father (1930s) and worked as a carver of Bogorodskoe wooden toys (1940s). Died in an unknown location (after 1947). Contributed to exhibitions, including Fairytales in Russia at the Russian Museum in St Petersbur...

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  • Ivan Stulov

    Applied artist, teacher. Related to Nikolai Stulov. Born in the family of a wooden carver called Konstantin Stulov (1870–1916) in the village of Bogorodskoe near Sergiev Posad (1902). Studied under h...

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  • Philipp Yeroshkin

    Applied artist. Born in the family of a wooden carver called Dmitry Yeroshkin in the village of Bogorodskoe near Sergiev Posad (1879). Studied under his father (1880s) and worked as a carver of multi...

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  • Nikolai Maximov

    Applied artist, teacher. Born in the family of a wooden carver called Ivan Maximov (1884–1956) in the village of Bogorodskoe near Sergiev Posad (1910). Studied under his father (1920s) and worked as ...

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  • Mikhail Barinov

    Graphic artist, sculptor, applied artist. Born in the family of Fyodor Barinov in the village of Losmino in Western (now Smolensk) Region (1929). Moved with his family to Moscow (1931). Graduated fro...

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