In 2017, to celebrate the 750th anniversary of Mogilev, a bronze fountain sculpture was installed in Komsomolsky Square from Budyonny Street. The sculptural composition was created by Mogilev sculptor Andrey Vorobyov based on the fairy tale "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. The little prince (the height of the sculpture is 1 meter 40 cm) waters a rose from a watering can. The prince tilts his head and looks lovingly at the rose. The fountain has its own sign: washing your hands under the watering can of the Little Prince is lucky. This fountain sculpture reminds passersby that you need to appreciate the beauty around you, take care of yourself and your home.

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It is very joyful to see such a sculpture, everything is fine, and the size is not huge, and the situation is recognizable. Such cute installations make the city more interesting.

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Vladimir kirpichev

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a good statue, I think that the more statues the better because they fill our parks and alleys with beauty, the statue itself also performs the function of a fountain, I did not find any disadvantages for the statue, I do not know if there was a deep meaning in it , but I see a Sisyphus moment here

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