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This image depicts a weathered, light blue painted metal facade, likely from a decommissioned Soviet-era train car or tram, located in Hrodna, Belarus. The structure exhibits widespread rust and extensive chipping of its pale blue paint, revealing underlying orange-brown metal surfaces. The facade features three main openings: a tall, narrow rectangular window with vertical bars on the left, a prominent central arched window with an ornate, multi-spoked internal division, and a smaller, irregular rectangular window on the right. A thin, bent metal wire is strung horizontally across the lower portion of the central arched window. Above the window openings, a decorative scalloped trim runs horizontally, surmounted by a band of repeating triangular perforations. Two relief sculptures, resembling wreaths each containing a hammer and sickle emblem, are positioned on the facade—one to the left and one to the right of the central arched window. The lower part of the structure shows several large, circular, riveted or bolted metal elements. A single, artificial or preserved flower, primarily pink with white edges and visible green leaves, is inserted into the lower right section of the rightmost window opening. The scene is illuminated by strong, directional sunlight from the upper left, casting sharp shadows across the textured metal surfaces and into the dark blue depths visible through the openings. The overall condition indicates significant age and prolonged exposure to the elements.
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Volume
6,980
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TVL
$2.56
