Prince Mihailo Monument
monument in Belgrade, Serbia
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Prince Mihailo Monument
Summary
Prince Mihailo Monument is an equestrian statue[1]. It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Prince Mihailo Monument is the creator of Enrico Pazzi[3].
- Prince Mihailo Monument is the creator of Konstantin Jovanović[4].
- Prince Mihailo Monument is located in Belgrade[5].
- Prince Mihailo Monument is in the country of Serbia[6].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's instance of is recorded as equestrian statue[7].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's instance of is recorded as tourist attraction[8].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's instance of is recorded as Monument of Culture of Great Importance[9].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's instance of is recorded as heritage site[10].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's genre is equestrian statue[11].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's genre is public art[12].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's depicts is recorded as horse[13].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's depicts is recorded as equestrianism[14].
- Prince Mihailo Monument took place at Republic Square[15].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's Commons category is recorded as Prince Mihailo Monument[16].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's commemorates is recorded as Mihailo Obrenović III[17].
- 1882 marks the founding of Prince Mihailo Monument[18].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 44.81646, 'lon': 20.46008}[19].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's heritage designation is recorded as Monument of Culture of Great Importance[20].
- Prince Mihailo Monument's heritage designation is recorded as protected cultural monument in Serbia[21].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Created works include Enrico Pazzi[3], a sculptor[22], 1818–1899[23], of Kingdom of Italy[24] and Konstantin Jovanović[4], an architect[25], 1849–1923[26], of Bulgaria[27].
Publication
Genres include equestrian statue[11] and public art[12].
Material and Period
Prince Mihailo Monument took place at Republic Square[15].
Why It Matters
Prince Mihailo Monument is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]