Monument to Vysotsky in different countries

The work of Vladimir Vysotsky has grown not onegeneration. His lyrics take for the soul, and the music perfectly conveys any mood from sorrow to joy. It is not surprising that after the death of a great man the monument to Vysotsky was erected at the Vagankovskoye cemetery in Moscow, but this is by no means the only sculpture dedicated to a poet, bard and actor. More than 20 sculptures and commemorative plaques were installed in the countries of the former Soviet Union, as well as Montenegro, Poland, Bulgaria and the United States.

Monuments in Russia

In the inner courtyard of the Taganka Theater in 1988the monument to Vysotsky (the work of the sculptor Gennady Raspopov) was opened. Vladimir Vysotsky stands, bracing himself for one hand, near the sword, which is just above his height. Some call the sculptural composition a monument to Hamlet Taganka, remembering the role played by the artist.

Also in Moscow on the fifteenth anniversary of deathVladimir Semenovich (1995) a monument to Vysotsky was opened. The sculptor portrayed him with his face turned to the sky and his hands, divorced in different directions. Behind him is an acoustic guitar, but there is no belt on which it is held. There is this monument to Vysotsky (photo below) on Strastnoy Boulevard, almost always near the pedestal lie flowers.

But not only in Moscow there is a monument to Vysotsky. Where is the monument besides the capital? Geography is very extensive:

Vysotsky's bust was installed in Barnaul in 2004.
A joint monument to Vysotsky and his wife Marina Vlady was installed in Yekaterinburg in 2006.
In the village of Benevskoye in Primorsky Krai a small monument was erected on the initiative and at the expense of the pensioner I. Lychko.
In 2013, the sculpture of Vladimir Semenovich, playing the guitar, was installed in Vladivostok.
There are monuments to Vysotsky in Voronezh, Volgodonsk, Krasnodar Territory, Kaliningrad, Rostov-on-Don, and many other cities and villages of Russia.

And in the far abroad

Vladimir Vysotsky was popular not only inThe Soviet Union, but also in the countries of the socialist camp. Practically in any locality abroad, where he was with tours, there is a street of his name, a monument or a plaque.

The largest monument can be calledsculpture in Podgorica (formerly Titograd, Montenegro). Vladimir Semyonovich visited there twice: filming in the film "The Only Road" in 1974, and a year later as a member of the Taganka touring company. A five-meter bronze composition appeared on the shore of Morakia in 2004. The opening was attended by Vysotsky's son and representatives of the Moscow administration who presented a monument to the capital of Montenegro on behalf of Russia.

Monuments to Vysotsky in Ukraine

In the Ukrainian capital on April 14, 2009, the monumentZheglov and Sharapov installed near the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Earlier, in 1998, the monument was installed in Mariupol. In memory of a popularly beloved poet, statues are set in Melitopol (Zaporozhye region) and in Odessa. The opening of the monument in Kharkov was attended by the son of Vysotsky Nikita. It is noteworthy that Vysotsky's wife was once at the opening of the monument to her deceased husband (a monument on Taganka).