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(left to right) Grand Duchesses Maria Nicholaievna, Tatiana Nicholaievna, Anastasia Nicholaievna, and Olga Nicholaievna Romanova.Such resplendent failure.
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wow, this is just amazing! I'm working on a portrait of them in 1906. I finished the drawing and started the shading. I'm hoping it'll end up just as good as this one once it's finished!
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Well thank you so much! Make sure to let me know when your's is completed
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Hi, Keegan! I finished the drawing. You can find it easily on my profile here
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Looks amazing, you did a fine job I think!
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thank-you so much! It means alot coming from you
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I certainly will! thanks
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Wow, thanks so much!!
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oh wow that is truely amazing!! Such wonderful work! x
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Thank you very much!!!! Such kind words are much appreciated!
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i would have guessed 1913...the waistline is a bit high for 1900-1910.
Beautiful details
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A good guess I would say, not too much change happening between both years! But certainly yes, things had certainly differed from the floor trailing gowns of the Gibson Girl of several years prior. And thank you!!! Glad you appreciate the effort I put in
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Aww that's quite alright! 
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This must have taken you quite a while! The amount of detail you put into the gowns and jewels are exquisite. Beautiful. : )
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It took me so long!! I worked on it weekends for what I think was 4 weeks. I really wanted to do the photograph justice, they're all so intensely beautiful in it. And thank-you SO much!! Pleased you like it
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A spectacular job on the clothes! Very nice work on the likenesses as well - this must have taken a great deal of effort!
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Wow thank you!! 
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Oh, yes - I think you got the resemblance quite well. I'm not much of a pencil artist (can't draw to save my life), but after having tried a few, I have a lot of respect for those who can do good pencil work.
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Well you do are too kind in saying so!! I myself can do all these tricks with pencil and other things....but watercolor is my enemy. Seriously I'm deplorable, and seeing your art was a delight. And I'm happy to hear the resemblances are good!!
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I've only ever done three pencil drawings, two of which are on my other account. I think my lack of expertise is partly because of my refusal to invest in good supplies.
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Getting the right supplies can be such a bother sometimes! This year I hope to strengthen my skills with watercolours, I really would love to work with them!!
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If there's any advice I can give, I'll be happy to help.
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Wow, thanks!! I definitely keep that in mind
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I'm pleased you find it so!! Thank you!
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My dear...THIS IS AMAZIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SIMPLY GREAT!!!!FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IΒ΄m really enthused!!! *must fav*
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AWWWW CLARICE!!!! Thank you so very much!!! I'm pleased to see you're back now!!!
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YouΒ΄re welcome dear!^^
Thank you honey
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Yes yes! lol. Hope you stay for a while!!
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*hihi*
Yes i hope it too..
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this is really good!
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Thank you!!!! Yes I have to admit I'm absolutely obsessed with them.....lol. It really is so fascinating.
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It is fascinating, and mysterious about the way they died, there's so many different versions..
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I know! People need to get it straight and decide on one version. Of course they weren't burned or hacked into pieces, that's obvious enough.
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true. The one that seems to be more common was that they were shot in a train while trying to escape or something like that...
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Goodness where did you hear such a tale? lol. You do know they were shot and bayonetted to death in a cellar room of the Ipatiev House right? Here's a drawing I did of it : [link]
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no actually I didn't O.o though I did like your picture
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Oh wow! o_O . Well I shall simply have to give you my version of their execution (which is just a mixture of various accounts by credible authors and eye witnesses)!!!!! It's goes with a picture I had my brother draw for me that depicts their horrendous execution. Here: [link]
I hate to be coming off as snobbish and rude, but I figure you should know the real events. It is proven (even by the executioner, Yurovsky) that they died like how it is described in the account on the link above. Any book by a Romanov expert will confirm it, including the remains of the Imperial Family themselves.
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omg... O.o I've seriously never heard that one!! That is so sad
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Really? Well now you know all about it, lol. I'm totally in agreeance with you! A horrible end for a family that just didn't deserve it. So how long have you likeed the Romanovs??
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i'd say maybe 2-3 years maybe? I've read all sorts of different books on them, especially with thier relationship with Rasputin. It was really interesting
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Well it will be 11 years-ish on July 17th, my B-day. It's really strange having my birthday on the same day they were executed. I was hitched as soon as I saw the cartoon movie Anastasia! I myself have quite a lovely collection of books about them.
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O.o wow. thats a pretty long time... Is your birthday really on the same day of thier execution? That really is strange o.o
I've seen the cartoon too! I got it as a gift a few years back
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It sho is!!!! And yes I figure my love has spanned many years, lol. The cartoon was and still is one of my favourite kid movies.
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me too
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OF COURSE!!!! Love it naturally.
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