Nikolay Mosolov, or N. Massaloff (1845–1914) was a Russian engraver and lithographer known for his etchings after works in Russian museums.

Nikolay Mosolov
Born	1845
Died	1914

He was the son of the etcher and print collector Semyon Nicolaevitch Mosolov and studied under Fyodor Iordan at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg.[1] He completed his education in Dresden and Paris, where he worked in the studio of Léopold Flameng as an illustrator and won his first gold medal for his etchings. In 1872 he published in French his etchings from paintings of the Hermitage in Vienna, signing as N. Massaloff. He donated his collection of paintings and prints to the Rumyantsev Museum.

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  After Rembrandt, 1872
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  After Lucas Conrad Pfandzelt, 1870

References

• Biography in the French national library

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[ru] Мосолов, Николай Семёнович