St. Petersburg of Osip Mandelstam

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Poet, prose writer, and translator, critic and literary scholar. Mandelstam is considered one of the greatest Russian poets of the 20th century.

The Childhood of Osip

Zagorodny Prospekt, 70, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 190013

The first address in Petersburg

Childhood of Osip

Zagorodny Prospekt, 70, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 190013

The first address in Petersburg

Youth and Studies

Mokhovaya St., 33, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 191028

A smart and capable boy, but… also very proud.

Universities and the Formation of the Poet

Zagorodny Prospekt, 17, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 191002

Your face is more tender than tender, Your hand is whiter than white,

Revolution and the years leading up to the Great Terror

Nevsky Ave., 15, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 191186

Ah, forget it… Just so I don’t have to have breakfast with him…

Visiting my brother

8th Line V.O., 31, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 199004

I returned to my city, familiar to tears

Internal Immigrants 1924

Fontanka River Embankment, 2, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 191187

This is how the Silver Age was dying...

Epigram on Stalin, the arrest and death of the poet

Griboedov Canal Embankment, 9, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 191186

We live without feeling the land beneath us, Our voices cannot be heard from ten steps away.

An Epigram on Stalin, the Arrest, and the Death of the Poet

Griboedov Canal Embankment, 9, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 191186

We live without feeling the land beneath us, Our voices cannot be heard from ten steps away.

Pharmacists and the Stray Dog 1911-1912

pl. Iskusstv, 5, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 191186

Any "wanderer," but necessarily a creative person, could come into the basement and warm up.

Revolution, the End of Youthful Illusions 1917-1918

Botkinskaya St., 17, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 194044

On the Drawbridge On a day that has now become a holiday, My youth came to an end...

Monument to Osip and Nadezhda Mandelstam "Monument to Love"

Universitetskaya Embankment, 7/9, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 199034

In the courtyard of the Twelve Collegia building of St. Petersburg State University, a monument to Osip and Nadezhda Mandelstam has been unveiled. The composition, created by Dutch sculptor Hanneke de Munck, is called "Monument to Love." It is a bronze allegorical bowl about three meters high, from which a tree rises upwards. The poet Osip Mandelstam and his wife, Nadezhda, with whom he was often separated, are reunited, as if floating above this bowl in the air: angel wings are on their backs, and the poet holds sheets of manuscripts in his hands. The pedestal for the Mandelstam couple was made by St. Petersburg sculptor Khachatur Bely.

Monument to Osip and Nadezhda Mandelstam in Amsterdam

Nadezjda Mandelstam Street 16, 1102 JK Amsterdam, Netherlands

On September 25, 2015, a monument to Osip and Nadezhda Mandelstam was unveiled in Amsterdam. This is the sixth monument to the poet in the world and the first outside Russia.