Мальчик, вытаскивающий рыбу
Ostankinsky District, Russia

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In Moscow's Ostankinsky District stands a bronze fountain from 1954 titled "Boy Pulling Out Fish," a work of socialist realism designed by sculptor Evgeny Levinson. Cast in bronze, the fountain exemplifies the public sculptural iconography favored in Soviet urban planning of the post-war era, depicting a dynamic figural scene in the optimistic, accessible style characteristic of the period. Designated as a historically valuable town-forming object, it remains an important landmark of the district's mid-twentieth-century development.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- fountain, architectural landmark
- Materials
- bronze
- Heritage
- historically valuable town-forming object
- Place
- Ostankinsky District, Russia
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