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Main staircase in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. The staircase railing was designed and manufactured by Czech artist Jan Nušl. - Stock PhotoMain staircase in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. The staircase railing was designed and manufactured by Czech artist Jan Nušl.
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Main staircase in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. The staircase railing was designed and manufactured by Czech artist Jan Nušl. - Stock PhotoMain staircase in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. The staircase railing was designed and manufactured by Czech artist Jan Nušl.
Renaissance Hotel,Lobby,Interior original grand staircase & vestibule,in keeping with Victorian design,St Pancras - Stock PhotoRenaissance Hotel,Lobby,Interior original grand staircase & vestibule,in keeping with Victorian design,St Pancras Station,London
Renaissance Hotel,Lobby,Interior original grand staircase & vestibule,in keeping with Victorian design,St Pancras - Stock PhotoRenaissance Hotel,Lobby,Interior original grand staircase & vestibule,in keeping with Victorian design,St Pancras Station,London
Main staircase in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. The staircase railing was designed and manufactured by Czech artist Jan Nušl. According to the local legend, Czechoslovak army generals should guard on each step of the staircase as a guard of honour when Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin goes up the staircase during his official visit to Czechoslovakia. This is why the staircase has 22 steps, one step for two of 44 Czechoslovak - Stock PhotoMain staircase in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. The staircase railing was designed and manufactured by Czech artist Jan Nušl. According to the local legend, Czechoslovak army generals should guard on each step of the staircase as a guard of honour when Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin goes up the staircase during his official visit to Czechoslovakia. This is why the staircase has 22 steps, one step for two of 44 Czechoslovak
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Alabaster chandelier on the main staircase of the in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. Hotel lamps and chandeliers were manufactured in Kamenický Šenov and Valašské Meziříčí. - Stock PhotoAlabaster chandelier on the main staircase of the in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. Hotel lamps and chandeliers were manufactured in Kamenický Šenov and Valašské Meziříčí.
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Venetian stucco panels by Czech artists Josef Novák and Stanislav Ullman on the main staircase of the in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. - Stock PhotoVenetian stucco panels by Czech artists Josef Novák and Stanislav Ullman on the main staircase of the in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956.
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Czechoslovak construction worker depicted in the Venetian stucco panel by Czech artists Josef Novák and Stanislav Ullman on the main staircase of the in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956. - Stock PhotoCzechoslovak construction worker depicted in the Venetian stucco panel by Czech artists Josef Novák and Stanislav Ullman on the main staircase of the in the Hotel International in Dejvice district in Prague, Czech Republic. The hotel inspired by Soviet Stalinist architecture was designed by Czech architect František Jeřábek and built in 1952-1956.