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The image shows a mural on a tiled wall depicting two men in uniform with arms outstretched, appearing to mimic flight. The mural is set against a light blue sky with a stylized depiction of an early biplane. The men are rendered in black and white spray paint. The man on the left wears a cap and a uniform with a satchel. The man on the right wears a similar uniform and has a wide smile. To the right of the mural is a gray metal grate and a sign with a red fire symbol and Cyrillic text. The wall is horizontally tiled and is positioned above a textured floor. The ceiling above the mural is a metal structure with lights. This mural is located in the vestibule of the metro station "Sokolniki" in Moscow, Russia. The metro station was opened in 1932 and is one of the oldest in the Moscow Metro system. The mural was created in the 1930s and depicts two pilots, Evgeny Varlamov and Ivan Stetsenko, who were pioneers of Soviet aviation. The image captures a sense of optimism and progress associated with the early days of aviation and the Soviet Union.
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