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Do you know what this awesome painting is?

I believe it was within the All-Russian Exhibition Centre (VVC).

Photo by my grandfather David C. Cook. Scanned from an unlabeled Kodachrome slide, datestamped October 1969. In an unlabeled slide cartridge.

This slide follows a set at Arkhangelskoe (Aрхангельское) and may be somewhere on the estate grounds.

Photo by my grandfather David C. Cook. Scanned from an unlabeled Kodachrome slide, datestamped October 1969. In an unlabeled slide cartridge.

Thanks to @mixtara for figuring this out!

We're looking north with the entrance to the Red Gates station on the right. The building up ahead has been replaced now and is #28. The concrete building on the left is still there, #3.

In the Flickr/Yahoo aerial imagery, the small building on the left was still there (now a patch of grass), and the new building that replaced the house was still under construction.

Photo by my grandfather David C. Cook. Scanned from an unlabeled Kodachrome slide, datestamped October 1969. In an unlabeled slide cartridge.

Grand Palace at Arkhangelskoe.

Photo by my grandfather David C. Cook. Scanned from an unlabeled Kodachrome slide, date stamped October 1969. In an unlabeled slide cartridge.

Built in the 1660s, this church in the Arkhangelskoe estate still stands today.

Photo by my grandfather David C. Cook. Scanned from an unlabeled Kodachrome slide, datestamped October 1969. In an unlabeled slide cartridge.