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Antaldaniel (talk | contribs) Changed [ru] label, description and aliases: неизвестные удмуртские мужчины, В Финно-угорской коллекции Эстонский национальный музей объект описан как Udmurdi mehed Gondõrevost (Gondyrgurt), ERM Fk 447:94. На основании рукописных надписей, сохранившихся на обороте фотографий из той же серии, а также сопоставления с историческими данными о населённых пунктах, можно предположить, что данный сувенирный студийный снимок изображает удмуртских мужчин из деревни Медведево (Гондырево / Гондыр-гурт), наход... |
Antaldaniel (talk | contribs) Changed [hu] label: ismeretlen udmurt férfiak (ERM Fk 447:94) |
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Revision as of 21:58, 26 January 2026
The reference in the Finno-Ugric collection of the Estonian National Museum is Udmurdi mehed Gondõrevost (Gondyrgurt), ERM Fk 447:94.Based on handwritten notes preserved on the reverse of photographs from the same series, and on comparison with historical settlement records, this souvenir studio photograph most likely depicts Udmurt men from Medvedevo (Gondyrevo / Гондырево), a village in Sarapulsky Uyezd of the Vyatka Governorate, Russian Empire.The photograph was probably produced in the late 19th century for commercial or ethnographic circulation. The exact photographer and studio remain unknown.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | unknown Udmurt men |
The reference in the Finno-Ugric collection of the Estonian National Museum is Udmurdi mehed Gondõrevost (Gondyrgurt), ERM Fk 447:94.Based on handwritten notes preserved on the reverse of photographs from the same series, and on comparison with historical settlement records, this souvenir studio photograph most likely depicts Udmurt men from Medvedevo (Gondyrevo / Гондырево), a village in Sarapulsky Uyezd of the Vyatka Governorate, Russian Empire.The photograph was probably produced in the late 19th century for commercial or ethnographic circulation. The exact photographer and studio remain unknown. |