![]() |
This article lists statues of Karl Marx. Among the sites of statues of Marx are cities in Germany and Russia, including the capital of the defunct German Democratic Republic. [1]
Location | Main article | Image | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Aken (Elbe) | ![]() | ||
Berlin | Marx-Engels Forum | | The statues of Karl Marx (foreground) and his collaborator Friedrich Engels in Marx-Engels-Forum in reunited Berlin. In the background is the dome of the Berlin Cathedral. |
![]() | Bust located on Strausberger Platz. | ||
Karl Marx Memorial in Berlin-Stralau | | This monument designed in 1964 is located in Berlin-Stralau, where Marx lived as a student in 1837. | |
Chemnitz (formerly Karl-Marx-Stadt) | Karl Marx Monument | ![]() | This famous 7.1m bust of Karl Marx, hewn from Ukrainian granite, is Chemnitz's most famous landmark. |
![]() | 1972 relief sculpture "Lob der Dialektik" (Praise of Dialectics) depicting Marx and Engels, forming part of a four-part monument based on the poems of Bertolt Brecht, modeled on designs by Joachim Jastram and located on Brückenstrasse. | ||
Cologne | ![]() | Statues of Karl Marx (right) and Heinrich Becker (left) on the tower of Cologne City Hall | |
Coswig (Anhalt) | ![]() | Designed by Karl Kothe and erected in 1958 on the 75th anniversary of Marx's death. | |
Dessau | ![]() | Erected in October 1984. | |
Döbeln | ![]() | ||
Dresden | Karl Marx Monument (Dresden) | ![]() | Installed on Unity Square (now Albertplatz) in 1953. It was ridiculed for its unusual proportions and was later demolished. |
Frankfurt (Oder) | Karl Marx Monument, Frankfurt (Oder) | ![]() | Bust designed in 1968 by Arnd Wittig, located in Lennépark on Karl-Marx-Straße. |
Fürstenwalde | Karl Marx Monument (Fürstenwalde) | ![]() | Originally installed in 1904 as a Bismarck monument, the stone was rededicated to Marx in the 1950s. It was renovated in 2003. |
Gelsenkirchen | Installed in front of the Marxist–Leninist Party of Germany's headquarters in Gelsenkirchen in 2022, alongside a statue of Vladimir Lenin installed in 2020. [2] [3] [4] | ||
Leipzig | Bronzerelief Aufbruch | ![]() | A 1973 relief depicting Marx originally installed on a building of the University of Leipzig but relocated in 2008. [5] |
Neubrandenburg | Karl Marx Monument (Neubrandenburg) | ![]() | Originally stood from 1969-2001, reinstalled in a new location in 2018. |
Neuruppin | ![]() | Designed by Fritz Cremer, erected in 1954. | |
Rathenow | | ||
Trier | ![]() | Created by Chinese artist Wu Weishan in 2018 and donated by China to Trier, the birthplace of Karl Marx. [6] The unveiling of the statue was met with protests [7] | |
Werder (Havel) | | ||
Wernigerode | Karl Marx Monument (Wernigerode) | ![]() | Bust created by Rudolf Wewerka and inaugurated on the 70th anniversary of Marx's death on November 7, 1953. |
Wittenberge | ![]() | Inscribed with Marx's quote: "Proletarier aller Länder vereinigt euch" (Proletarians of all countries, unite). | |
Location | Main article | Image | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Arzamas | ![]() | ||
Balashikha | ![]() | Located on Krupeshina street. It was established in 1919. | |
Belgorod | ![]() | He changed his location in the city five times [8] , suffered due to an attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces [9] , lost an arm [10] and even completely fell apart. | |
Vyazma | ![]() | ||
Glazov | ![]() | ||
Kaliningrad | ![]() | ||
Kaluga | Bust located on the corner of Lenin Street and Moscow Street. | ||
Kamensk-Uralsky | The twin brother of the monument from Belgorod. | ||
Kamensk-Shakhtinsky | |||
Karl Marx Settlement (Saratov Region) | ![]() | Located in a village named after Karl Marx near the city of Engels, Saratov Oblast. | |
Kopeysk | | Statue of Marx and Engels. | |
Kotovsk | |||
Krasnodar | ![]() | ||
Marks | ![]() | ||
Mineralnye Vody | ![]() | ||
Moscow | Karl Marx monument | ![]() | Located on Theatre Square near the Bolshoi [11] |
Novaya Ladoga | ![]() | ||
Penza | ![]() | Bust of Marx atop a tall plinth, dismantled in 2011. [12] In 2014, it was moved to a different location. [13] | |
Petrozavodsk | ![]() | Statue of Marx and Engels seated at the intersection of Karl Marx Avenue and Kuibyshev Street. | |
Podolsk | ![]() | ||
Rostov-on-Don | Karl Marx Monument (Rostov-on-Don) | ![]() | Installed in Karl Marx Square in 1959 to replace a prior statue installed in 1925 that was destroyed during World War 2, which had itself replaced a monument to Catherine II demolished by the Bolsheviks. |
Saint Petersburg | ![]() | Bust located at the Smolny Institute | |
![]() | |||
Sobinka | | Completed in 1923 | |
Stavropol | | ||
Suponevo | ![]() | ||
Tashir | Large sculpture of Marx's head, located in the middle of Tashir in the Republic of Buryatia. [14] | ||
Tolyatti | Bust located on Liberty Square [15] [16] [17] | ||
Tula | ![]() | ||
Tver | | ||
Ulyanovsk | ![]() | Completed in 1920 | |
Elektrostal | | ||
Yaroslavl | | ||
Country | Location | Image | Description |
---|---|---|---|
![]() | Luninets | Bust of Marx. | |
Vitebsk | Bust of Marx. | ||
![]() | University of National and World Economy in Sofia | ![]() | Bust of Marx. |
![]() | Fuxing Park, Shanghai | ![]() | Statue of Marx and Engels. |
Compilation and Translation Bureau, Beijing | Statue of Marx seated and Engels standing. [18] [19] | ||
Foshan University in Foshan, Guangdong Province | ![]() | Relief sculpture of Marx and Copernicus. | |
![]() | Karlovy Vary | | Karl Marx monument near the orthodox church of St. Peter and Paul. |
Háj u Duchcova | ![]() | ||
![]() | Addis Ababa University | Relief sculpture of Marx's face, gifted by the government of East Germany to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Ethiopian Revolution and establishment of the Derg. [20] | |
![]() | Memento Park, Budapest | | Marx and Engels statue. |
Corvinus University of Budapest | | Marx seated inside Corvinus University (formerly Karl Marx University), removed in 2014. | |
![]() | Kolkata, West Bengal | | Marx and Engels statue. [21] |
![]() | Riccione | ![]() | Bust of Marx. |
![]() | Bishkek | ![]() | Statue of Marx and Engels seated in discussion. |
![]() | Grūtas Park, Druskininkai | ![]() | Busts of Marx and Engels alongside Lenin, Dzerzhinsky and Stalin. |
Statue of Marx. [22] | |||
![]() | Chișinău | ![]() | Bust of Marx |
![]() | Kepa Enbeita Urretxindorra Square, Bilbao | ![]() | Busts of Marx and Lenin. [23] |
![]() | Middle East Technical University in Ankara | [24] | |
![]() | Hadiach | ![]() | Bust of Marx. |
Markivka | | Statue of Marx. | |
Pyriatyn | ![]() | Bust of Marx. | |
Voronky | ![]() | Statue of Marx. | |
Zhytomyr | | Bust of Marx. | |
![]() | Highgate Cemetery, London | ![]() | Bust at the tomb of Marx. |
![]() | Tashkent | Large bust on Amir Temur Square (formerly Revolution Square), removed in 1993.[ citation needed ] | |
![]() | Maracay | ![]() | Bust of Marx. |