Памятники Тарасу Шевченку_( матеріал про 23 памятники по всьому світу)

The bronze statue was created in New York by Andrew Daragan, who was assisted by Roman Kowal of Winnipeg.
The unveiling of the monument on the Legislative Building grounds of Manitoba took place on July 9, 1961 in the presence of a very large mass of people from all parts of Canada and the United States, numbering over 40,000. Witnessing and participating in the ceremony were the highest dignitaries of the federal and provincial governments, the metropolis, the university, the Ukrainian churches and organizations and representatives of several ethnic groups in Canada and the United States.
The Shevchenko monument was unveiled by the Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable John G. Diefenbaker.

 

The bronze statue was sculptored by Leo Mol. This statue is a small copy of the Shevchenko Monument in Washington, USA.

The statue is located in Leo Mol sculpture garden in Winnipeg.


 

This 24 ft. high, bronze-granite monument, weighing 45 tons, was unveiled on June 27, 1964 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Sculptor: Leo Mol;
Architect: Radoslav Zuk;

 

Bronze, granite. The monument was erected in Arrow Park, near New York in 1970.

Sculptor: V. Borodajl;
Architect: A. Ignaschenko;

This 3-metre bronze monument was unveiled on July 12, 2007. The project of the monument was developed by the professor of the Lviv Academy of Arts I. Mykytyuk.




 

Photo by Y. Demianenko,

The monument was erected in 1991. It was a gift from Ukraine to the Ukrainians of Poland.

Sculptor: Vasyl Borodaj;
Architect: Anatolij Ihnashchenko;

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The monument was erected in 1952 in the Herestreu Park in Buharest.

Photo by Iryna Moisey. http://kobzar.info

The monument was erected according to the resolution of the Soviet Supreme Council of Comissars of Ukrainian SSR of April 10, 1935. The monument was erected in the Shevchenko Park across from the Shevchenko State University on March 6, 1939. The height of the statue is 6 metres, and the height of the entire monument is 14 metres. The base is made of pink granite. The statue was cast of bronze in the Leningrad's plant of the art casting. The text reads: "T. H. Shevchenko. 1814-1861" and below is part of his immortal Zapovit.

Sculptor: M. Manizer, Architect: E. Levinson;


 

Photo: Margaret M. Galbraith & Maureen Mckovich Pulignano

Bronze, Granite;

The monument was unveiled in 1939;

Sculptor: M. Manizer, Architect: E. Levinson;


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The monument is 5-metre bronze figure plus granite post. Erected in May 1998.

Sculptor: Ivan Chumak;


 

The monument was inaugurated on Renascence Square in Sofia, Bulgaria in May 2009.
The monument was created for the donations of Ukrainians that live in Bulgaria, Ukrainian diplomats and Bulgarian citizens.


Author - Kyiv artist Ihor Hrechanyk;


Photo from http://novaxvylya.hmarka.net:80/ua/archive/2009/novyny120b.htm

The first in Russia monument to Taras Shevchenko was unveiled in Petrograd (Saint Petersburg) on December 1, 1918. The creator of the monument was Latvian sculptor Janis Tilberg. The inscription says: "To the great Ukrainian poet-pesant T. G. Shevchenko (1814 - 1861) from the great Russian nation." The plaster monument existed for only eight years due to the deterioration of the material in the open air. It was planned to be replaced by a bronze version which never happened. For descendants it has remained merely in an old photograph taken in Petrograd in 1918.

The opening of the monument to T. Shevchenko.
Photo by F. Bulla;
Photo from the Central State Archives of Cinema,
Phonography and Photograph Documents in St. Petersburg

http://www.300.years.spb.ru/eng/3_spb_3.html?id=58

Monument to Taras Shevchenko in St. Petersburg, Russia


This 3-metre high, bronze monument was donated to the city of St. Petersburg by the Canadian sculptor Leo Mol. The monument was unveiled in Ordinary Garden near "Petrogradskaia" subway station in December 2000.

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Bronze, granite.
Located on a square in front of the Ukraina hotel, this powerful 14-metre monument of Taras Shevchenko was unveiled on June 10, 1964 in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of Shevchenko's birth.

Sculptors: Mykhaylo Hritsiuk, Yuri Sinkevich, Anatoly Fuzhenko, with help of Ivan Kavaleridze;
Architects: A. Snitzarev, Y. Chekaniuk;

Photo from: www.dorogomilovo.ru

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ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires, Argentina

BRAZIL

Curitiba, Brazil

MOLDOVA

Tiraspol, Moldova

UZBEKISTAN

Tashkent, Uzbekistan