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Russia's first monument to Igor Severyanin was unveiled in Cherpovets. As Governor Georgi Filimonov said, the opening of the monument was a significant event for the cultural life of the region. An important part of the poet's life is connected with Cherpovets. In the years 1896 to 1903 he lived and studied here, and the banks of the Shaksana, Yagurva and Suda became his source of inspiration. The bronze statue depicts the northerner reciting poetry with a lily in his hands - one of the typical images of his work. The author of the monument is the honored cultural worker of the Moscow region Oleg Arshov. In preparation for the opening of the monument, the park on Miliutin Street was designed: paths, lawns and flower beds were installed, lighting and benches were installed. The new public space will become another place to preserve the cultural heritage of the Vologda region.

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Russia's first monument to Igor Severyanin was unveiled in Cherpovets. As Governor Georgi Filimonov said, the opening of the monument was a significant event for the cultural life of the region. An important part of the poet's life is connected with Cherpovets. In the years 1896 to 1903 he lived and studied here, and the banks of the Shaksana, Yagurva and Suda became his source of inspiration. The bronze statue depicts the northerner reciting poetry with a lily in his hands - one of the typical images of his work. The author of the monument is the honored cultural worker of the Moscow region Oleg Arshov. In preparation for the opening of the monument, the park on Miliutin Street was designed: paths, lawns and flower beds were installed, lighting and benches were installed. The new public space will become another place to preserve the cultural heritage of the Vologda region.

Russia's first monument to Igor Severyanin was unveiled in Cherpovets. As Governor Georgi Filimonov said, the opening of the monument was a significant event for the cultural life of the region. An important part of the poet's life is connected with Cherpovets. In the years 1896 to 1903 he lived and studied here, and the banks of the Shaksana, Yagurva and Suda became his source of inspiration. The bronze statue depicts the northerner reciting poetry with a lily in his hands - one of the typical images of his work. The author of the monument is the honored cultural worker of the Moscow region Oleg Arshov. In preparation for the opening of the monument, the park on Miliutin Street was designed: paths, lawns and flower beds were installed, lighting and benches were installed. The new public space will become another place to preserve the cultural heritage of the Vologda region.

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