The author’s stamp on the base under the right foot “Augustinčić”; the dedicatory inscription on the plate reads: “U ime Jugoslovenske narodne armije / muzeju odbrane Caricina – Staljingrada / General armie / I. Gošnjak” (On Behalf of the Yugoslavian People’s Army to the Museum of Defense of Tsaritsyn – Stalingrad. Army General I. Goshnyak).
Augustinčić Antun. Sculpture “Partisan”
Yugoslavia ,
1958
МЗСБ КП 7108
80 х 40 х 18 cm
bronze, marble, casting, decorative patina-forming treatment, grinding, stamping
Augustinčić Antun. Sculpture "Partisan". A gift from the Army General Ivan Gošnjak, the Secretary of State for National Defense of the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia, to the Tsaritsyn – Stalingrad Museum of Defense, 1958.
See also
Record by Clementine Spencer-Churchill about staying in Stalingrad
The United Kingdom ,
15.04.1945
Record by Clementine Spencer-Churchill about staying in Stalingrad
“I will never forget my visit to this Great city, where life finds its way between the ruins left by the war and the hope for a better tomorrow is felt in the air. Long live Stalingrad, long live the friendship and mutual understanding between our two countries”. USSR, Stalingrad
Plaketa “Prague – the mother of cities”
Czechoslovakia ,
Plaketa “Prague – the mother of cities”
Plaketa "Prague - the mother of cities" (Praha matka měst). In the lower right corner, there is the author’s mark: "J. Kulhánek".
A gift from Adolf Svoboda, primator of Prague, to the Chairman of the Stalingrad City Executive Committee Shapurov S.I. on the 10th anniversary of the liberation of Prague by the Red Army, 1955.
Prague