Worker and Kolkhoz Woman in Moscow

Tomorrow I’m visiting Saint Petersburg. I also have a ton of photos of Moscow that I haven’t even begun to edit yet. But for now, here’s some pics of my favorite statue, Worker and Kolkhoz Woman ((Рабо́чий и колхо́зница).

There’s quite a wonderful story behind this sculpture, and the ideas it represents. I did a write-up during my last visit in December, which you can read here.

Ian Kummer

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1 thought on “Worker and Kolkhoz Woman in Moscow”

  1. Good day Ian,

    I haven’t missed a post from either you or Maria. I read your post from your last trip. It’s an inspiring sculpture with so much life and hope unlike it’s sterile Nazi counterpart.

    I’m very happy for you

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