Monument to Alexander Pushkin in Arkhangelskoye

The marble monument measures 80 centimeters in height and 65 centimeters in width, forming a central element of the Arkhangelskoye Estate Museum collection.

The marble bust of Alexander Pushkin was installed in 1903 as part of the growing collection of monuments dedicated to Russian literary figures.

The memorial stands within the Arkhangelskoye Estate Museum, where visitors can learn about Pushkin's influence on Russian literature and poetry.

The monument is accessible through public transportation services connecting to the Arkhangelskoye settlement in the Moscow Oblast region.

This cultural heritage site combines classical marble craftsmanship with early twentieth-century memorial traditions within the historical Arkhangelskoye Estate grounds.

Location: Arkhangelskoye (settlement, Moscow Oblast)

Inception: 1903

Height: 80 cm

Width: 65 cm

Made from material: marble

Part of: Arkhangelskoye Estate, Arkhangelskoye Estate Museum

GPS coordinates: 55.78693,37.28607

Latest update: March 5, 2025 21:30