Soviet mosaic in the Caucasus. Photo gallery
Soviet mosaic in the Caucasus. Photo gallery As decorative panels with national motifs and Lenin turned the residential area of Vladikavkaz in the mini-Tashkent. Upstairs Soviet mosaic, perhaps, is the architectural calling card of the Soviet Union of the 1960s and 1980s. Decorative panels of small colored pieces of tile decorated not only the building of houses of culture and other institutions, but ordinary houses and even a bus stop. Monumental mosaics are preserved in many cities of the former Soviet Union. No exception — Vladikavkaz, where panels, which are intricately interwoven national motives and characters “socialism”, still adorn the high-rise building in residential area of the city. To establish paternity, and to trace their history is difficult. However, at least part belongs to Alexander Gorkomu is the youngest of three brothers-the artists who made the Tashkent unlike any other city in the world. Anna Кабисова1/2 Street Kotsoeva, 77. The