Walk of Fame in Saransk
Russia, Mordovia, Saransk, Pushkin Park of Culture and Recreation
Description:
The Walk of Fame is a memorial and sculptural complex, which is part of the picturesque Park of Culture and Recreation named after A.S. Pushkin. The opening of the complex took place in the late 1970s on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the autonomy of the Mordovian Territory.
On the wall in the park, the names of Heroes of Socialist Labor and Heroes of the Soviet Union were placed, the modern history of the Mordovian Territory is presented. In addition, the Walk of Fame is a place where you can see busts of all famous and talented countrymen who have made a significant contribution to the development of culture throughout the country.
There is a sculptural composition dedicated to the naval commander F.F. Ushakov. The monument is made of granite and wrought copper. The monument to the poet A.I. Polezhayev is made of amazing pink granite, and the bust of the poet Z.F. Dorofeev is forged in bronze. Also on the Alley there is a bronze bust of N.P. Ogarev, a monument to the educator M.E. Evseev and a bust to the famous sculptor S.D. Erze.
Among the famous composers, on the Walk of Fame there are monuments-busts to L.P. Kiryukov and L.I. Voinov. Here, in the granite monument-bust, the People's Artist of the MASSSR I.M. Yakushev is immortalized.
The Walk of Fame is ideal for walking and at the same time, is a place where you can see so many revered cultural figures firsthand, albeit in granite or bronze form.