A memorial plaque is mounted on a light-colored brick building, indicating the dwelling of Konstantin Sergeyev. The plaque, made of dark granite, features a bas-relief portrait of a man in profile on its upper left quadrant. The years "1910" and "1992" are inscribed to the left and right of the portrait, respectively, marking Sergeyev's birth and death years. Below the portrait, golden Cyrillic text reads: "В ЭТОМ ДОМЕ С 1951 ЖИЛ ВЕЛИКИЙ ТАНЦОВЩИК И БАЛЕТМЕЙСТЕР, ПЕРВЫЙ РУССКИЙ ПРЕЗИДЕНТ АКАДЕМИИ РУССКОГО БАЛЕТА КОНСТАНТИН МИХАЙЛОВИЧ СЕРГЕЕВ" which translates to: "In this house from 1951 lived the great dancer and ballet master, the first Russian president of the Russian Ballet Academy, Konstantin Mikhailovich Sergeyev." The plaque is mounted at an angle, protruding slightly from the wall. Below the plaque, a small, decorative metalwork piece resembling a rose bush branch with two open buds and several leaves is attached to the wall. The building's facade is constructed from rough-textured, light-colored bricks arranged in horizontal courses with vertical recessed lines. The lighting suggests it is daytime, casting subtle shadows. The scene is set in Saint Petersburg, Russia, specifically at the house where Konstantin Sergeyev resided. in Saint Petersburg, Russia

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Jul 30, 2026, 1:36 PM

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A memorial plaque is mounted on a light-colored brick building, indicating the dwelling of Konstantin Sergeyev. The plaque, made of dark granite, features a bas-relief portrait of a man in profile on its upper left quadrant. The years "1910" and "1992" are inscribed to the left and right of the portrait, respectively, marking Sergeyev's birth and death years. Below the portrait, golden Cyrillic text reads: "В ЭТОМ ДОМЕ С 1951 ЖИЛ ВЕЛИКИЙ ТАНЦОВЩИК И БАЛЕТМЕЙСТЕР, ПЕРВЫЙ РУССКИЙ ПРЕЗИДЕНТ АКАДЕМИИ РУССКОГО БАЛЕТА КОНСТАНТИН МИХАЙЛОВИЧ СЕРГЕЕВ" which translates to: "In this house from 1951 lived the great dancer and ballet master, the first Russian president of the Russian Ballet Academy, Konstantin Mikhailovich Sergeyev." The plaque is mounted at an angle, protruding slightly from the wall. Below the plaque, a small, decorative metalwork piece resembling a rose bush branch with two open buds and several leaves is attached to the wall. The building's facade is constructed from rough-textured, light-colored bricks arranged in horizontal courses with vertical recessed lines. The lighting suggests it is daytime, casting subtle shadows. The scene is set in Saint Petersburg, Russia, specifically at the house where Konstantin Sergeyev resided.

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