Metro station Ploshchad Ilyicha in Moscow, Russia opened in 1979, and is named after Ilyich Square, a reference to Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. Designed in the restrained architectural style of the late Soviet period, the station is distinguished by a large bas-relief of Lenin at the end of the central hall. Created by the People’s Artist of the USSR, Nikolai Tomsky, this monumental artwork remains the station’s most prominent architectural feature.

・Limited Edition Fine Art Giclée Print
・Edition of 10 in each size, Authenticity Certificate
・Signed, numbered + stamped
・Printed on Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper
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