КАС.З. / KAS.Z. / Sculpture Yuri Dolgoruky (reduction of the monument in Moscow)

CM. Orlov is a sculptor, People's Artist of the RSFSR. He worked in the field of monumental, monumental-decorative and easel sculpture. He created compositions and portraits in porcelain and ceramics. The sculpture "Yuri Dolgoruky" is a reduced copy of the monument made by S.M. Orlov together with A.P. Antropov and N.A. Strain and established in 1954 in Moscow. Yuri Dolgoruky (1090-1157) - the great Kiev prince, the son of Vladimir Monomakh, the founder of Moscow. The figure of a horseman in the armor of an ancient Russian warrior, with a back and sword of the left thigh. With his left hand he holds the reins, the right one is extended forward in a pointing gesture. The inscription on the stand: “To the founder of Moscow - Yu. Dolgoruky ". The Kasli plant has been casting the sculpture since 1957.
Year of creation of the model, 1954, Material, cast iron - "Dutch soot", Author, n / a after the model of S.M. Orlova etc., Weight (kg), 1, Length (mm), 125, Width (mm), 65, Height (mm), 135