I must admit, I haven’t seen so many bronze statues per a square meter in any other city of the World. Here is a set of photographs of bronze statues taken in Minsk, Belarus during EuroTrip 2013. Also I’ve added a few unpublished shots from EuroTrip 2005.
This set starts with three photos of the monument located on Yakub Kolas square. The monument consists of five bronze statues. The center piece is a statue of Yakub Kolas, Belarusian folk poet. The other four statues represent characters from Kolas’ poems- “Symon-Musician and Hanna” and “Grandfather Talash and Panas”.
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Bronze Sculpture of Yakub Kolas. Minsk, Belarus
Symon and Hanna, Yakub Kolas Square. Minsk, Belarus
Grandfather Talash and Panas, Yakub Kolas Square. Minsk, Belarus
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Bronze Statue in front of Minsk Circus, Belarus
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Bronze Statue of Yazep Drazdovich. Minsk, Belarus
Bronze Statue in Minsk Botanical Garden, Belarus
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Bronze Sculpture of The Lady with a Dog. Minsk, Belarus
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Bronze Statue of Maxim Gorky. Gorky Park, Minsk, Belarus
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Bronze Belarusians
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Photo Essay from Minsk: Bronze Belarusians
Bronze Photographer. Minsk, Belarus
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