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| a01231 | |
| Mosaic depicting the story of Mazeppa, a Ukrainian cossack (lived 1639 - 1709) which is located on the premises of Stokes Paints, Little London Road. | |
| Sheffield_Nether_Edge | |
| 2013 | |
| 2000-2019 | |
| Vin Malone | |
| Vin Malone | |
Mazeppa was a Ukrainian cossack who, as a young man, had an affair with the wife of a Count at the court of King John II Casimir Vasa of Poland. As a punishment he was tied to a wild horse and set free to gallop. He survived his ordeal and lived to be an old man. The story became the subject of a famous poem by Lord Byron. |
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