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Kremlin from the Quay
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A pencil drawing titled Kremlin from the Quay by Alfred Gomersal Vickers, dated 1827, shows a view of the Kremlin walls, towers and domed churches across a foreground quay. A wooden bridge and small moored boats occupy the lower part of the sheet.
