File:Central Pavilion of VDNKh Entablature.jpg

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Moscow. VDNKh. The upper part of the first (ground) level of the Central Pavilion: capitals of columns, the entablature with 16 medallions and the cartouche with the state Emblem of the Soviet Union.

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English: Moscow. VDNKh (the Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy).
The upper part of the first (ground) level of the Central Pavilion (the façade from the side of the fountain Friendship of Nations): capitals of columns, the entablature with 16 medallions depicting emblems of the 16 Soviet republics, which formed the USSR in 1954, and the cartouche with the state Emblem of the Soviet Union. The flag of Moscow is over the cartouche.
A photo from the user collection VDNKh.

Русский: Москва. Выставка достижений народного хозяйства (ВДНХ).
Верхняя часть первого яруса Главного павильона ВДНХ (павильона № 1 «Центральный») (фасад со стороны фонтана «Дружба народов»): капители колонн, антаблемент с 16 медальонами с гербами 16 союзных республик, существовавших в 1954 году, и картушем с гербом СССР. Над картушем – флаг Москвы.
Фотография из коллекции «ВДНХ».

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Address

Проспект Мира 119 строение 1
Moscow

Russia

Date

15 August 2020

Source

Own work

Author

Dmitry Ivanov.

Object location	55° 49′ 42.89″ N, 37° 38′ 02.18″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	55.828580; 37.633939

Camera Model	Nikon D3100
Mode	Aperture priority (A, Av)
Shutter speed	1/320
Aperture	f/11
Film speed (ISO)	400
Lens	Nikon AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-55 mm
Focal length	34 mm
Focal length (35 mm equiv.)	51 mm
Support	freehand

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Keywords	VDNKh Central Pavilion exhibition hall Stalinist architecture capital (in architecture) entablature coat of arms of the Soviet Union state emblem of the Soviet Union coat of arms of a Soviet republic
Sublocation of city shown	Prospekt Mira 119 build. 1
Code for country shown	RU
Country shown	Russian Federation

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