Kapiton Zelentsov (Russian 1790-1845) was a Russian painter notable for his illustrations for books by Aleksandr Pushkin, Faddei Bulgarin and Mikhail Zagoskin. He was the student of Alexey Venetsianov.   Related Paintings of Kapiton Zelentsov :. | An Artist's Room | In Rooms | In Rooms | A Peasant With A Piece Of Bread | Country Family |
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