Vintage Original B&W Photo, the Great October Revolution Monument – 1977

The Great October Revolution Monument was a Soviet monument that stood in Kiev, the capital of the Ukrainian SSR during its period as a member of the Soviet Union, on October Revolution Square (now Independence Square) from 1977 until 1991. Vladimir Lenin was carved out of red granite to resemble a granite pylon in the monument’s 8.9 m (29 ft) form. Four bronze statues of male and female laborers, peasants, and sailors, each standing 5.25 meters (17.2 feet) tall, were positioned in front of the pylon. The entire piece was situated atop a granite stylobate.

• Size: 470x580mm
• Year: 1977

Excellent Condition: This photograph is in excellent condition. It shows minimal to no signs of wear, maintaining crisp detail and vivid contrast. Any imperfections are hardly noticeable, making it a high-quality choice for collectors and enthusiasts.