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Rooks are back again by Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov

Español: "Los Grajos Han Vuelto" fue pintado por Savrasov cerca del monasterio de Ipatiev en Kostroma.

Nederlands: De roeken zijn terug (1871)

Русский: Грачи прилетели

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1871

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Alexei Savrasov (1830–1897)
Alternative names	Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov
Description	Russian painter
Date of birth/death	1830	1897
Location of birth/death	Moscow	Moscow
Work location	Moscow
Authority control	WorldCat

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English: The Rooks Have Arrived (1871) by Russian painter Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov

Brezhoneg: Degouezhet eo ar brini, ul livadur eus 1871 gant al livour rusian Alexei Kondratievitch Savrasov (Palier Tretiakov e Moskva).

Česky: Obraz Havrani přiletěli (1871) od ruského malíře Alexeje Kondratěviče Savrasova

Cymraeg: Mae'r Ydfrain wedi Cyrraedd gan y peintiwr Rwsiaid, Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov

Deutsch: Die Raben sind angekommen von dem russischen Maler Alexei Kondratyewich Sawrasow (1871)

English: The Rooks Have Arrived (1871) by Russian painter Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov

Español: Los cuervos han llegado, cuadro del pintor ruso Alexei Kondratyevich

Français : La toile les Freux sont arrivés (1871) du peintre russe Alexeï Kondratiévitch Savrassov (Galerie Trétiakov de Moscou).

日本語: 『ミヤマガラスの飛来』（1871年）ロシアの画家アレクセイ・サヴラーソフ画

Latina: Corvi revenierunt, 1871, a pictore Ruthenico Alexio Conradi filio Savrasov depictum.

Norsk nynorsk: Ramnene er komne (1871) av den russiske målaren Aleksej Kondratjevitsj Savrasov.

Polski: Przyleciały gawrony (1871) autorstwa rosyjskiego malarza Aleksieja Sawrasowa

Português: As gralhas chegaram (1871), do Pintor russo Alexei Kondratyevich Savrasov

Русский: А. Саврасов. «Грачи прилетели»

Slovenščina: Vrane so prispele. Ruski slikar Alexeï Kondratiévitch Savrassov, 1871. Galerija Trétiakov, Moskva).

ไทย: ภาพวาด ฝูงกาคืนถิ่น (ค.ศ. ๑๘๗๑) โดย อะเลกเซย์ คอนดรัตเยียวิช ซัฟราซอฟ จิตรกรชาวรัสเซีย

中文（简体）‎: 俄罗斯画家萨伏拉索夫的作品《白颈鸦又回来了》

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