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A grayscale mural of Vladimir Nabokov is prominently displayed on the exterior brick wall of a building in Birobidzhan, Russia. The mural depicts Nabokov from the chest up, with a nuanced expression and direct gaze. He is shown holding a small white card featuring a detailed image of a butterfly. The brick texture of the wall is visible through the paint, giving the artwork a textured appearance. To the right of the portrait, inscribed in Cyrillic, is the name "Владимир Набоков" (Vladimir Nabokov), followed by a quote attributed to him: "Я в достаточной мере горд тем, что знаю кое-что, чтобы скромно признаться, что не знаю всего" (I am sufficiently proud of what I know, to modestly admit that I don't know everything). Further to the right of the text, on the same wall, is a simple, stylized drawing resembling a cartoonish figure or abstract symbol in white outline. The wall itself is painted a light gray or white, with a darker, almost black, section in the corner where the downspout runs and behind part of Nabokov's head. A metal downspout is affixed to the left corner of the brick building, extending vertically down to the ground. Above the mural, a beige-colored concrete or stucco overhang protrudes, and above that, a light-colored corrugated metal surface is visible. A partially obscured house number "38" is visible on the brick wall to the far left. The ground in the foreground consists of an uneven asphalt or paved surface, with a raised concrete curb separating it from another paved area. Small gravel and debris are visible near the base of the wall and curb. The scene suggests an urban outdoor setting, possibly an alleyway or a passage under an architectural overhang.
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