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The image displays a framed exhibit on national toys and embroidery from the 20th century, likely located in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The exhibit text, written in both Russian and English, details various centers of toy production and embroidery styles from different regions of Russia. The main subject of the display is the written information presented on a poster with a framed border. The English text describes the hall's dedication to toys and embroidery, mentioning specific regions like Kaluga, Ryazan, Oryol, Tambov, and Kursk, and highlighting the historical and artistic significance of these crafts. The text also refers to specific toy centers like Filimonovo, Abashevo, Dymkovo, and Bogorodsk, and mentions embroidery styles such as "locskutnoe shit'ie" (patchwork embroidery). The poster is mounted on a wall, and the lighting appears to be consistent with an indoor exhibition space. There are no people or active interactions visible in the frame. The scene is static and informational.
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11,550
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