This image captures a detailed section of a large, outdoor bas-relief sculpture crafted from reddish volcanic tuff stone, exhibiting a geometric, modernist style. The relief depicts three stylized human figures positioned vertically, primarily shown from the chest or mid-body upwards, against a background of textured, angular stone blocks. On the left, a male figure is presented in profile, facing right. He features a prominent mustache and beard, and his hair is rendered with distinct vertical grooves. His garment includes a series of horizontal raised lines on the upper left side and vertical, fluted elements below. In the center, a second figure, possibly female or youthful, is also in profile, looking right. This figure has soft, rounded hair and a simplified, calm facial expression. Their body is highly stylized into angular planes. Between the central and right figures, a circular motif with radiating lines and internal geometric divisions is prominent, suggesting a sun, a wheel, or an emblematic symbol. Below this emblem, the central figure extends an arm to the right, holding a small, stylized, conical object, seemingly offering it to the third figure. The third figure on the far right is partially visible, shown from the chest up, in profile, facing left towards the central figures. This figure also features stylized hair and is composed of simplified, geometric forms. The entire sculpture is characterized by sharp angles, planar surfaces, and a roughly chiseled texture consistent with its tuff stone medium, conveying a monumental and robust aesthetic. This artwork is located in Yerevan, Armenia, specifically recognized as the "Monument to Armenian-Russian Friendship" (or Brotherhood Monument), situated at the eastern entrance to the city, near the Nor Nork residential district, facing the Yerevan-Sevan highway. in Yerevan, Armenia

Lialusin

Jun 5, 2026

Yerevan, Armenia

Moment

Stake attention in this memory

solemn

stoic

purposeful

traditional

communal

This image captures a detailed section of a large, outdoor bas-relief sculpture crafted from reddish volcanic tuff stone, exhibiting a geometric, modernist style. The relief depicts three stylized human figures positioned vertically, primarily shown from the chest or mid-body upwards, against a background of textured, angular stone blocks. On the left, a male figure is presented in profile, facing right. He features a prominent mustache and beard, and his hair is rendered with distinct vertical grooves. His garment includes a series of horizontal raised lines on the upper left side and vertical, fluted elements below. In the center, a second figure, possibly female or youthful, is also in profile, looking right. This figure has soft, rounded hair and a simplified, calm facial expression. Their body is highly stylized into angular planes. Between the central and right figures, a circular motif with radiating lines and internal geometric divisions is prominent, suggesting a sun, a wheel, or an emblematic symbol. Below this emblem, the central figure extends an arm to the right, holding a small, stylized, conical object, seemingly offering it to the third figure. The third figure on the far right is partially visible, shown from the chest up, in profile, facing left towards the central figures. This figure also features stylized hair and is composed of simplified, geometric forms. The entire sculpture is characterized by sharp angles, planar surfaces, and a roughly chiseled texture consistent with its tuff stone medium, conveying a monumental and robust aesthetic. This artwork is located in Yerevan, Armenia, specifically recognized as the "Monument to Armenian-Russian Friendship" (or Brotherhood Monument), situated at the eastern entrance to the city, near the Nor Nork residential district, facing the Yerevan-Sevan highway.

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05230

Volume

11,218

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+$0.30

Revenue

+$0.55

TVL

$23.82

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