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English: Chinese modern painter Qi Baishi’s portrait on the former USSR stamp, 1958, design by V. Zavyalov.
Русский: Марка СССР. Памяти Ци Байши (1860-е гг.-1957). Портрет Ци Бай-Ши, китайского художника. Художник: В. Завьялов. 1958, ЦФА 2116.
中文：苏联邮票上中国著名现代画家齐白石的肖像
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Author V. Zavyalov; Post of the USSR
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