the first and fourth are from 18th centuries, the second one is said to be a caricature on tsar alexei and resembled his cat, and the fourth is a caricature on tsar peter and his modernization politics, he was said to cut beards by himself
'Lubok' is a Russian popular print, characterized by simple graphics and narratives derived from literature, religious stories and popular tales. These prints appeared in Russia in the seventeenth centurypic.twitter.com/bCRjyNulNJ
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and the caption on cat picture says he ate sweet and farted sweet
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HAH Thank you for this info!! This makes these even better
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400 years from now I look forward to Lubok of Fancy Bear amd Cozy Bear and the DNC hack.
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