M.A. Romanov haykali, Bronze and granite monument in Oryol, Russia.
The monument features a bronze bust mounted on a granite column in central Oryol. The combined height of roughly 2.7 meters makes it a noticeable landmark in the downtown area.
Created in 2016, the monument honors Mikhail Alexandrovich Romanov, who commanded the 17th Chernigov Hussar Regiment stationed in Oryol between 1909 and 1911. The decision to commemorate this pre-revolutionary military officer reflects the city's connection to that era.
Sculptor S.A. Shcherbakov created this memorial in 2016, adding to the collection of military and historical monuments throughout the city of Oryol.
The monument sits in downtown Oryol and pairs well with a walking tour of other historical sites and museums nearby. Its central location makes it easy to access and visit as part of exploring the city center.
Sculptor S.A. Shcherbakov created this work in 2016 as one of the few modern monuments in the city dedicated to a pre-revolutionary military commander. This choice shows how Oryol continues to honor its earlier past in contemporary times.
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