Stake attention in this memory
This is a photograph of a bronze memorial plaque on a building. The plaque depicts a bas-relief sculpture of a man leaning against a bookshelf. The man is dressed in a suit and tie and appears to be a writer or poet. To the right of the man's head is a separate plaque with the word "ЮНОСТЬ" (Youth) written in Cyrillic letters above a stylized portrait of a woman's face. Below the sculpture, an inscription in Cyrillic reads: "ВЫДАЮЩИЙСЯ ПОЭТ, ЛАУРЕАТ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЙ ПРЕМИИ СССР, ГЛАВНЫЙ РЕДАКТОР ЖУРНАЛА "ЮНОСТЬ" АНДРЕЙ ДМИТРИЕВИЧ ДЕМЕНТЬЕВ РАБОТАЛ В ЭТОМ ЗДАНИИ С 1972 ПО 1992 ГОД." This translates to: "OUTSTANDING POET, USSR STATE PRIZE LAUREATE, CHIEF EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL 'YOUTH' ANDREI DMITRIEVICH DEMENTYEV WORKED IN THIS BUILDING FROM 1972 TO 1992." The plaque is mounted on a granite-like surface and affixed to a pale peach-colored wall. Sunlight casts a shadow of the plaque and a silhouette of a human profile onto the wall to the right. The image is taken in Moscow, Russia, at the building located at 24 Tverskaya Street, which was the editorial office of the magazine "Yunosť" (Youth).
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