Mask of Sorrow

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Mask of Sorrow is a monumental sculpture in Magadan, Russia, commemorating the victims of Stalinist political repression and the Gulag labor camps.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf memorial
monumental sculpture
outdoor sculpture
architect Ernst Neizvestny
associatedWith Magadan Oblast
surface form: Kolyma region

Soviet history
Stalinist repressions
surface form: Stalinist purges
category Buildings and structures in Magadan Oblast
Monuments and memorials in Russia
Monuments and memorials to victims of communism
Outdoor sculptures in Russia
coDesigner Andrey Zhagin
V. B. Belogolovsky
commemorates victims of Stalinist political repression
victims of forced labor camps
victims of political repression in the Soviet Union
victims of the Gulag
country Russia
dedicatedTo Gulag prisoners
victims of the Kolyma camps
designer Ernst Neizvestny
elevation hill above Magadan
hasFeature Orthodox cross on the reverse side
figures of a man and a woman at the base
one eye as a barred window
one eye as a tear
reliefs depicting suffering prisoners
small masks on the back side
hasInscription names of execution and imprisonment sites
names of labor camps
hasShape large human face mask
hasSymbolism collective suffering
imprisonment and surveillance
religious and spiritual mourning
tears for the dead
languageOfInscriptions Russian
locatedIn Magadan
Magadan Oblast
Russia Far East
surface form: Russian Far East
materialUsed concrete
metal
memorialType Gulag museums
surface form: Gulag memorial
purpose memorialization of Stalin-era terror
public remembrance of Gulag victims
sculptor Ernst Neizvestny
unveiled 1996
yearCompleted 1996

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Magadan hasMonument Mask of Sorrow