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Summary

David Petrovich Shterenberg: Grey Day (

)

Artist



Alternative names	David Chterenberg; David Chternberg; David Petrovitsj Sjterenberg; David Petrovich Sterenberg; David Petrowitsch Sterenberg; David Shterenberg; David Sterenberg
Description	Russian-Soviet painter, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer and graphic artist
Date of birth/death	14 July 1881 (in Julian calendar)	1 May 1948
Location of birth/death	Zhytomyr	Moscow
Authority file	: Q4526845 VIAF: 95870865 ISNI: 000000011000015X ULAN: 500120649 LCCN: nr92026454 GND: 119170094 WorldCat

Title

Grey Day

Medium

oil on cardboard

Collection

Private collection

Source/Photographer

the-athenaeum.org

Permission
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