Covered Snow Sculptures of Lioness at the Palace Pavilion

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«Covered Snow Sculptures of Lioness at the Palace Pavilion»

Angle view on the two lioness sculptures guarding the main facade of the Palace Pavilion decorated with Doric portico during a heavy snowfall. The Pavilion is the only surviving building from the palace of Emperor Alexander I constructed in 1825 by the project of Russian architect Eugraph Tyurin in Kolomenskoye Royal Estate on a high bank of the river Moskva (Moscow).

Photo #172 taken on January 11, 2020

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Date: January 11, 2020 07:01:00 am EST
File name: alp-2020-0111-172-covered-snow-sculptures-of-lioness-at-palace-pavilion-kolomenskoye-estate.jpg
Tags: Russia , sculptures , architecture , columns , Estates , snowfall , Winter , Parks , Portico , Kolomenskoye , Kolomenskoye Estate , Covered Snow , Palace Pavilion , lioness , doric , Moscow

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