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Grigory (Grigory) lefimovich Novykh, known as Rasputin (Rasputin) (1869-1916
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Grigory (Grigory) lefimovich Novykh, known as Rasputin (Rasputin) (1869-1916
GIA4717855 Grigory (Grigory) lefimovich Novykh, known as Rasputin (Rasputin) (1869-1916) with Captain von Lohman, and Prince Colonel Putyatin. (Left to right: Prince Mikhail Putyatin, Grigory Rasputin and Colonel D Loman) by Russian Photographer; Private Collection; (add.info.: Grigory (Grigory) lefimovich Novykh, known as Rasputin (Rasputin) (1869-1916) with Captain von Lohman, and Prince Colonel Putyatin. (Left to right: Prince Mikhail Putyatin, Grigory Rasputin and Colonel D Loman)); eGiancarlo Costa; Russian, out of copyright
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This photograph captures an intriguing moment in history, featuring the enigmatic figure of Grigory Rasputin alongside Captain von Lohman and Prince Colonel Putyatin. The image showcases a rare glimpse into the life of Rasputin, known for his mysticism and controversial influence over the Russian royal family. From left to right, we see Prince Mikhail Putyatin standing tall with a stern expression. Next to him is the infamous Rasputin himself, his piercing eyes seemingly holding secrets untold. Dressed in traditional attire, he exudes an air of mystery that has fascinated historians for decades. On the far right stands Colonel D Loman, adding a touch of military authority to this extraordinary gathering. The composition is beautifully captured by Russian photographer Giancarlo Costa, who expertly conveys both the individual personalities and collective aura emanating from these historical figures. Through their body language and facial expressions, we catch a glimpse of their complex relationships and shared experiences during this tumultuous period in Russia's history. This print serves as a testament to not only the power dynamics at play within society but also highlights how individuals like Rasputin can captivate our imaginations even after more than a century has passed since his tragic demise. It invites us to delve deeper into the enigma surrounding this influential character whose impact on Russian politics continues to be debated today.
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