Flames and Guns
The sculptural adjuncts surrounding Lenin are supposed to represent flames and guns. The sculptor did not intend this portrayal to be adulatory, but rather critical - he created it at the height of perestroika, just before the collapse of Communism, at a time when such expressions had become permissible.
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Filename: Fremont-0073.jpg
Album name: 27telp / Fremont District, Seattle
Filesize: 348 KiB
Date added: Sep 23, 2021
Dimensions: 427 x 640 pixels
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DateTime Original: 2021:08:15 15:46:55
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Image Description: The wonky-looking pieces surrounding Lenin are supposed to represent flames and guns. I wasn't aware of this at the time.
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IPTC Title: Flames and Guns
IPTC Copyright: J. L. Floyd 2021
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