In Yekaterinburg, work continues on a mural with the face of the Passion-Bearer Nicholas IItranslated

On the wall of house No. 23 on Tolmacheva Street in Yekaterinburg, where the Office of the Federal State Statistics Service is located, the creation of a large-scale mural with the face of Saint Tsar Nicholas II continues. The image, which is already beginning to appear on the facade, is dedicated to the heavenly patron of the Ural capital and all of Russia.

The authors of the project are the Spas TV channel and Smolensk artist Sergei Khramov, known for his work on the image of the Holy Blessed Prince Mikhail of Tver in Tver. The artist carefully studies every detail: from sketches of awards to elements of the royal uniform. All stages are coordinated with historians and specialists in the era, military costume and culture of that time.

According to the creators, the mural will become a visual reminder of Russia’s achievements during the reign of Nicholas II: the flourishing of science, record population growth, military reforms, the construction of cities, schools and railways, energy development, as well as world championships in industry, agriculture and innovation - from bombers to the periodic table.

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