The monument to V. I. Lenin in Luzhniki was erected in 1960 in Moscow on the square in front of the central entrance to the Luzhniki stadium. The authors of the monument are sculptor M. G. Manizer and architect I. E. Rozhin. The monument has the status of a recognized cultural heritage site

In 1940, the Monument to V. I. Lenin was made in Ulyanovsk according to the design of the sculptor M. G. Manizer. The sculptor made a version of this statue in 1958 for the central hall of the Soviet pavilion at the World Exhibition in Brussels, for which he was awarded an Honorary Diploma. After the exhibition, the All-Union Chamber of Commerce, at the request of the Executive Committee of the Moscow City Council, transferred this sculpture to Moscow. The statue was installed on a pedestal in front of the central entrance to the Luzhniki Stadium (at that time, the Central Stadium named after V. I. Lenin). The grand opening of the monument took place on April 22, 1960, on the 90th anniversary of V. I. Lenin's birth.

The eight-meter bronze statue of Lenin is installed on a stepped pedestal made of gray granite. Lenin stands bareheaded with a coat thrown over his shoulders. The hems of the coat seem to flutter in the wind, forming folds. The leader of the revolution's gaze is directed into the distance.

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