Taras Shevchenko Monument
Description
Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko, commonly known as Kobzar Taras or simply Kobzar (in Ukrainian culture, kobzars are bards), was a Ukrainian poet, writer, artist, public and political personality, folklorist, and ethnographer. His literary legacy is considered as the cornerstone of modern Ukrainian literature and, to a significant part, the modern Ukrainian language, despite the fact that the language of his poetry was not contemporary Ukrainian. Shevchenko is also well-known for his works as a painter and illustrator.
Reviews And Comments
What people are saying?
0%
Not Rated Yet
This business is awaiting reviews.
Why don't you share your experience and thoughts?
Suggested Listings
Keep exploring...
Monument of Hristo Smirnenski
A memorial to the great Bulgarian poet may be seen on Sofia Boulevard "Eulogi Georgiev," just across from the Sofia High School of Construction, Architecture, and Geodesy "Hristo Botev." The monument to Hristo Smirnski was created by the well-known Bulgarian sculptor and Art Academy instructor
The Statue Of Saint Sophia
The St Sofia Statue is 20 meters tall. It is a symbol of the city since St. Sofia is the patron saint of the city. If you chance to be passing through Sofia, you will undoubtedly see the Statue of Saint Sofia standing on a column in the midst of a busy crossing. Her golden face gazes out into
Elin Pelin Monument
Elin Pelin is widely regarded as Bulgaria's finest narrator of Bulgarian (Balkan) rural and village life. Born into a big family in the hamlet of Bailovo near Sofia, he had an early interest in writing and reading. In 1895, while studying to become a teacher, he taught for a year in his
Monument of Tsar Samuil
Samuel was the Tsar (Emperor) of the First Bulgarian Empire from 997 to 1014. From 977 until 997, he served as a commander under Roman I of Bulgaria, the second surviving son of Emperor Peter I of Bulgaria, and co-ruled with him, as Roman conferred leadership of the army and effective royal power