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Пар-И · 20.12.2009, 12:54

18.12
The first circular panoramics Moscow presented at the Central House of Artists. It produced in 1867 workshop "Scherer and Nabgolts. Removed from the belfry of Christ the Savior. Nineteen years later printing Kouchner issued its sixteen sheets. The exhibition in Central House of Artists present their reproduction.
The length of the panorama - twenty-five meters. The numbers on it are marked 102 Object: churches, houses, monuments of architecture. Each is equipped with a commentary. It can be seen as Moscow has changed over the past few years. Nearly one hundred and fifty years from the belfry of Christ the Savior made new frames. Reminiscent of the game "Find the ten differences". Many monuments, churches and ancient houses anymore, but there were places that time and people are spared. Organizers of the exhibition offers the public the very conclusion - for the better if these changes?
They say "News of Culture".

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