Different eras and sculptors, but the association with the Kyiv Motherland made me look into Wikipedia. Built at different times and by different architects. But it turns out “In the 1990s, the old wooden monument to Mother Georgia was dismantled and a new one was installed. Mother Georgia changed her long-sleeved dress to a more modern one, and also received a new headdress - a less traditional headscarf and bay leaves.
We must pay tribute, the Georgian woman is much more humane, hospitable and calmer than the Kyiv one, and even more so the Volgograd one.
But it is not at all necessary to rise to her feet - it is obscene for a woman to hang around under a skirt. And if you go up (most likely by funicular), then go down on foot past the Church of St. Nicholas and further to the right.
We must pay tribute, the Georgian woman is much more humane, hospitable and calmer than the Kyiv one, and even more so the Volgograd one.
But it is not at all necessary to rise to her feet - it is obscene for a woman to hang around under a skirt. And if you go up (most likely by funicular), then go down on foot past the Church of St. Nicholas and further to the right.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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