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This is a photograph of a framed map of France, meticulously crafted from various types of polished stones and marbles, creating a mosaic representation of the country's regions and cities. The map is detailed, with city names and some geographic features rendered in brass lettering. The image is taken at eye level, with the map filling the majority of the frame. The map is enclosed in a wooden frame with a dark, ornate carved detail on the top left and right corners. The background behind the map appears to be a light-colored, possibly marble, surface. The map itself is richly textured and colored, with distinct variations in stone patterns and hues demarcating different areas. Some of the city names visible include PARIS, LYON, MARSEILLE, BORDEAUX, NANTES, and LILLE. The map also depicts bodies of water like the ENGLISH CHANNEL and the ATLANTIC OCEAN. Small, illuminated lights, resembling fairy lights, are interspersed across the map, adding a decorative and possibly artistic element. There are also reflections visible on the surface of the map, indicating it is behind glass. A plaque in the lower left corner reads "FRANCE 1900". The photograph was taken inside a building, likely a museum or gallery, given the quality and presentation of the artifact. The lighting in the room is subdued, allowing the map to be the central focus, with the ambient light reflecting off its polished surface. There are no people visible in the image. This artifact is located in the Museum of Stone and Minerals in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
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