Sculpture of Lioness Framed by Trees in Snow

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Angle view on a lioness sculpture guarding the main facade of the Palace Pavilion in Kolomenskoye Estate during a heavy snowfall.

Photo #164 taken on January 11, 2020

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Date: January 11, 2020 07:00:00 am EST
File name: alp-2020-0111-164-sculpture-of-lioness-framed-by-trees-in-snow-kolomenskoye-estate.jpg
Tags: Russia , sculptures , architecture , Estates , snowfall , Winter Landscapes , Winter , Winterscapes , Parks , Framed by Trees , Kolomenskoye , Kolomenskoye Estate , Covered Snow , landscapes , Winter Scenes , Palace Pavilion , lioness , Moscow

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