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The image shows a bronze statue of a woman sitting on a stone pedestal. The statue is in a park-like setting with trees and greenery. A sign in front of the statue provides information about it. The sign reads "МУЗА КЛИО" and "THE MUSE CLIO". It states that the statue is a replica of the one in the Pavlovsk Palace-St. Petersburg, Russia, made by the sculptor F. Shubin in 1793-1801. The original statue was destroyed in 1944, and the replica was made in 1957. The statue depicts Clio, the muse of history, holding a scroll and a stylus. The environment is lush and green, with a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees. The statue is positioned on a granite pedestal, and a dark metal barrier surrounds the base of the pedestal and the sign.
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