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Создай изображение в стиле загруженных рисунков. Black ink pen drawing on clean white paper, ultra-wide panoramic composition, aspect ratio 2.39:1, 2048×858 resolution. Composition (left to right): Left foreground — Recognizable Skomorokhs with distinct individual faces: Skomorokh 1 (the old one): An elderly, gray-bearded skomorokh with a weathered, wrinkled face, deep-set sad eyes, and a thick unkempt beard. He kneels on both knees, clutching a broken balalaika to his chest like a dying child. His striped caftan is torn, his pointed cap with bells sits askew on his balding head. Skomorokh 2 (the young one): A young, beardless skomorokh with a round, desperate face, wide-open tearful eyes, and a thick mop of curly hair escaping from under his kolpak. He stands half-crouched, holding a hand-puppet Petrushka on his arm — the puppet with a long hooked nose, pointed red cap, large mischievous eyes, and a wide grinning mouth, dressed in a red shirt and wide trousers. The young man's mouth is open in a cry of grief. Skomorokh 3 (the stout one): A portly, thick-set skomorokh with a fleshy, pockmarked face, a thick drooping mustache, and a small goatee. He lies sprawled on the ground, one arm stretched desperately toward the fire, his face contorted with agony. His domra (round-bodied lute) lies smashed beside him. His kolpak has fallen off, revealing a shaved head with a single tuft of hair (like a traditional Cossack-style oseledets). Skomorokh 4 (the frantic one): A thin, gaunt skomorokh with a sharp, angular face, high cheekbones, a pointed nose, and wild, wide-eyed stare. He stands behind the others, tearing at his own clothes in despair, his mouth twisted in a silent scream. His balalaika is already broken over his knee. Scattered on the ground: broken gusli, balalaika fragments, wooden spoons, and a tambourine. Center — Bonfire: Large bonfire with expressive cross-hatched ink strokes. Burning gusli, domras, and balalaikas visible inside the flames. Smoke rises and swirls. Right background — Raised platform: Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in royal brocade robe and fur-trimmed crown (shapka), holding a scepter, sternly pointing at the fire. Behind him: boyars with long beards and armed guards (streltsy) holding muskets. Background: Wooden towers of the Moscow Kremlin, winter bare trees, snowy ground, a small crowd of commoners in simple zipun coats and felt boots watching in horror. Style: Pure black ink line art, pen-and-ink drawing, delicate cross-hatching for shadows, varying line weights for depth. Clean white background — no paper texture, no music staff lines, no notes, no clefs, completely blank white canvas. Rough sketch quality, spontaneous quill pen strokes, high contrast black on white. Each face is unique and expressive — different ages, facial hair, emotions, and skull shapes. No colors — only black ink on pure white paper. Historical lubok influence, Pushkin-era engraving aesthetic, woodcut style. Technical: Monochrome, grayscale, sketchbook aesthetic, raw artistic feel, high detail in distinct faces and expressions, --ar 2.39:1