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The image displays the facade of the Nizhny Novgorod State Bank building (formerly the Volga-Kama Bank building) located at Bolshaya Pokrovskaya Street 26 in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, at night. The multi-story brick building, rendered in a light, possibly beige or cream hue, is elaborately illuminated with warm, yellow-orange uplighting and linear strip lighting. The architectural style features prominent vertical pilasters and horizontal cornices, which are accentuated by the lighting. The central section of the building rises to a steep, stepped gable roofline. Ornate spires or finials, topped with intricate, cage-like structures that emit light, adorn the roofline, including two on either side of the central gable and two further out on the wings. Numerous rectangular windows, appearing dark or minimally lit from within, are arranged symmetrically across the facade on multiple floors. On the ground level, a large arched entrance is centrally located under the main gable. This arch is framed by decorative wrought-iron gates, and within the archway, a prominent circular emblem containing an inverted triangle with a horizontal bar is visible. The internal surfaces of the archway are also illuminated. Additional decorative elements, resembling stylized sconces or lanterns, are affixed to the facade columns near the base. The sky above the building is dark blue, indicating nighttime. A faint light source is visible in the upper left corner, likely an external street light or reflection. The upper portion of a dark-colored vehicle is visible in the bottom right corner of the frame. No individuals are discernible in the scene.
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