The image shows a display of vinyl records, likely in a museum or gallery setting, in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The main subject is a record cover with large, bold, orange text that reads "SERGEY KURYOKHIN." Below this, a large portion of the cover features a metallic silver background with large, brown graphic elements that form abstract shapes, overlaying a sepia-toned photograph of a person's face and upper body. The words "Pop Mechanics No. 17" are visible in smaller text, along with the designation "N°." Another record cover is visible behind and to the left, also featuring "SERGEY KURYOKHIN" in large orange text over a black and white photographic collage of a crowd and other elements. To the right, a third record cover is partially visible, with text in Cyrillic, including "СЕРГЕЙ КУРЕХИН," and "РАБОТНИК РОЯЛЯ." A label below the primary record reads "Introduction in Pop Mechanics," "Leo Records," and "1987." The display is set against a neutral, light-colored background. in Saint Petersburg, Russia

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The image shows a display of vinyl records, likely in a museum or gallery setting, in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The main subject is a record cover with large, bold, orange text that reads "SERGEY KURYOKHIN." Below this, a large portion of the cover features a metallic silver background with large, brown graphic elements that form abstract shapes, overlaying a sepia-toned photograph of a person's face and upper body. The words "Pop Mechanics No. 17" are visible in smaller text, along with the designation "N°." Another record cover is visible behind and to the left, also featuring "SERGEY KURYOKHIN" in large orange text over a black and white photographic collage of a crowd and other elements. To the right, a third record cover is partially visible, with text in Cyrillic, including "СЕРГЕЙ КУРЕХИН," and "РАБОТНИК РОЯЛЯ." A label below the primary record reads "Introduction in Pop Mechanics," "Leo Records," and "1987." The display is set against a neutral, light-colored background.

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