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A creature of the rivers and swamps of Slavic mythology, he lurks beneath the water, waiting to drag people and animals down to his underwater palace.
“Vodyanoy,” Ivan Bilibin, 1934.
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A creature of the rivers and swamps of Slavic mythology, he lurks beneath the water, waiting to drag people and animals down to his underwater palace.
“Vodyanoy,” Ivan Bilibin, 1934.
Underwater. Illustration for the epic "Volga", 1928, Ivan Bilibin
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Underwater. Illustration for the epic "Volga", 1928, Ivan Bilibin
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