Bronze Monument to Adam Mickevich

The bronze monument to Adam Mickevich, a well-known Belarusian poet from Novogrudok appeared in 2003 in Minsk at the crossroads of Nemiga and Romanovskaya Sloboda streets. Mickevich took part in Polish-Belarusian armed revolt against tsar Nicolay in 1831. He was a real romantic, a rebel and a good friend of Alexander Pushkin, the greatest Russian poet. Adam Mickevich was born in 1798, in 1815 he graduated Novogrudok's Dominic School and then, in four years - Vilna's University. In 1823 he was judged for his underground activity and left Belarus. Although Adam Mickevich wrote in Polish the main topic of his poems was always his motherland Belarus: Pan Tadeush, Dziady - the scenes of these famous poems take place on the Belarusian land. The sculpture of the poet perfectly suits a cozy park situated along Gorodskoy Vahl street. The park which had no name in the past now is named after Adam Mickevich. At first they were going to use a sculpture of the nineteen century, but that version of the sculpture doesn't fix to the street. Authors of this sculpture are A. Zaspitsky and A. Finsky. Architect is G. Fedorov. Some other sculptures for Mickevich are in Novogrudok -a native town of the poet, in Brest and Lida.来自诺沃格鲁德克的白俄罗斯著名诗人亚当·密茨凯维奇青铜纪念像，于2003年落座于明斯克涅米加街与罗马沃夫斯卡亚斯洛博达街的交叉口。密茨凯维奇曾于1831年参与反抗沙皇尼古拉一世的波白武装起义。他是纯粹的浪漫主义者与叛逆者，亦是俄国伟大诗人亚历山大·普希金的挚友。亚当·密茨凯维奇生于1798年，1815年毕业于诺沃格鲁德克多米尼克学校，四年后考入维尔纽斯大学。1823年，他因地下革命活动遭到审判，随后离开白俄罗斯。尽管密茨凯维奇以波兰语创作，但其诗歌的核心主题始终为祖国白俄罗斯：《塔杜施先生》（Pan Tadeusz）与《先人祭》（Dziady）这两部传世名作的故事场景均发生在白俄罗斯土地上。这座诗人纪念像与戈罗德斯科伊·瓦尔街沿线的静谧公园相得益彰，这座昔日无名的公园如今也以亚当·密茨凯维奇命名。项目最初计划采用19世纪的原作复刻雕塑，但该版本无法适配街道的空间布局。本次纪念雕塑的创作者为A.扎斯皮茨基与A.芬斯基，建筑师为G.费奥多罗夫。诗人的故乡诺沃格鲁德克，以及布列斯特、利达等地，亦设有密茨凯维奇纪念雕塑。