Ink and watercolour sketch of Moscow University (built in 1953). This is one of the eight "Stalin skyscrapers" in Moscow and represents a city within the city with completely independent infrastructure.
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ohh, alma-mater
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Wonderful page! I remember seeing this in person a few years ago.
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