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A tall, reddish-purple building facade is depicted against a clear blue sky, partially obscured by foreground elements. The building, identified as the Izvestia Building at 5 Pushkin Square, Moscow, Russia, features a large mural covering its upper section. The mural portrays a stylized, multi-pointed red star, outlined and detailed with intricate grey and silver ornamental patterns, consistent with the Order of the Red Star. Centered within the star is a circular emblem: a golden laurel wreath encircling a light blue disk, upon which a golden silhouette resembling a Kremlin tower is depicted, topped by the white Cyrillic letters "СССР" (USSR). Above the main star, near the building's apex, a golden, stylized sun or floral motif is visible. The building's roofline displays architectural cornices and two visible chimneys. In the foreground, a prominent, diagonally oriented metallic light fixture with visible internal illumination crosses the upper right portion of the image. Below this, a dark, angular architectural element, possibly an overhang or part of an adjacent structure, partially obscures the lower right, revealing two recessed circular lights. A thin dark wire is visible against the sky near the upper right. The wall surface exhibits a textured, somewhat coarse finish. No people, explicit actions, or interactions are depicted.
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