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On J. Lelevelio Street in Vilnius stands a monument to the famous opera soloist Kipras Petrauskas, one of the most prominent figures in Lithuanian culture. Created by sculptor Gediminas Jokūbonis, this monument immortalizes Petrauskas' contribution to Lithuanian cultural life. Kipras Petrauskas, a professor and a member of the artists' association, was instrumental in the founding of the Lithuanian opera and became a key symbol of the country’s musical culture. His works earned numerous prestigious awards, and this monument serves as a reminder of his significant contributions and exceptional talent, which brought joy even in the most challenging times.

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The monument to Kipras Petrauskas, located on J. Lelevelio Street in Vilnius, is an important landmark in the history of Lithuanian culture. This bronze sculpture, created by the renowned sculptor Gediminas Jokūbonis, was unveiled to honor one of the most distinguished opera soloists of Lithuania. Kipras Petrauskas was not only an outstanding singer but also a professor, a member of the Lithuanian Artists' Union, and one of the main initiators of the establishment of the National Opera. Kipras Petrauskas' contribution to Lithuanian culture has been recognized with the highest honors, acknowledging his importance not

only in music but also in society. His professional work, pedagogical achievements, and contributions to the works of prominent Lithuanian cultural figures left an indelible mark on the country. This monument not only symbolizes Petrauskas' contribution to Lithuania’s musical heritage but also reminds us of his ability to inspire hope in the most difficult times. The sculpture invites everyone to reflect on the importance of culture in daily life and to honor those whose talents have shaped the history of the country. You can find the monument on J. Lelevelio Street in Vilnius. Sculptor – Gediminas Jokūbonis.

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