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Sculpture "Don Quixote"

The bronze sculpture of Don Quixote, created by Henrikas Orakauskas, adorns the courtyard of the "Meno" Theater in the center of Panevėžys. It was unveiled in 2003 in front of Juozas Masiulis' bookstore on Vasario 16-osios Street. This artwork symbolizes idealism and literary heritage, becoming a favorite spot for visitors.

Sculpture "Don Quixote"

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