Category:Aleksandr Moravov

**Aleksandr Moravov**
	Soviet painter (1878-1951)
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Date of birth	8 December 1878 (in Julian calendar) (statement with potentially incorrect Julian date); Velika Motovilivka
Date of death	23 February 1951; Moscow
Place of burial	Novodevichy Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Soviet Union;
Educated at	Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture;
Occupation	painter;
Native language	Russian;
Award received	Honored art worker of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (1946);
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