here in the main building of the kremlin, and so each of these paintings belongs to the artist sergei andriakaussian artist, who is famous for his works made using the technique of multi-layer watercolor painting. putin noticed many of the paintings as he walked. but i even stopped with one. now let’s talk about what many found most curious during the president’s passage along the corridor of the first building of the kremlin. so, what kind of picture did vladimir putin look at with such interest? here she is. this is a painting painted in 1914 by one of the students at sergei andriyaka’s academy. well, we’ll tell you even more details on sunday at program moscow kremlin putin. well further. if we walk along these corridors, we find ourselves on the famous shokhin staircase of the kremlin, of course you all know it, that same staircase, known to everyone, every few meters, today soldiers of the presidential regiment stand here, vladimir putin will take office in a few minutes president of russia. the whole country learned about the details of the updated aurus. has a range of 200 km, is config

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are here in the main building of the kremlin, so each of these paintings belongs to the artist sergei andriakaist who is famous for his works done using the technique of multi-layer watercolor painting. putin looked at several paintings. but i even stopped at this one, which is why the guests of the kremlin , the whole country, were all the more glued to the screens. now let’s talk about what many found most curious during the president’s passage along the corridor of the first building of the kremlin. so, what kind of painting did vladimir putin look at with such interest? here she is. this is a painting painted in 1914 by one of the academy students. a shot of putin walking through the halls of the large kremlin palace was also shown to television viewers so that everyone, as if they were there ... for this purpose, literally a meter from the cameraman was walking or even running of the president, so that the country could see the hall through the eyes of the president, the cameraman had to move toward the people, but with his back to the president, and the main thing was also not to interfe