Poem character Tsokotukha the Fly monuments

Mukha-Tsokotukha, Tsokotukha The Fly,
Gilded belly.
The fly walked in the field,
The fly found a coin,
Off she went to the market
And bought a samovar.
(poem by Korney Chukovsky)

Monuments to the main character of children’s poem “Mukha-Tsokotukha” written by Soviet Russian poet Korney Chukovsky are in several cities of Russia. One of them appeared in 2011 in the southern city of Russia – Sochi. The many figured monument consists of a pumpkin with seeds, and cut out of it piece turned into a cosy bench. As for the Fly, its figure decorates the bench. Besides, in the foot of the Fly is a coin, which, according to the poem, she found. Authors of installed in 2011 in Sochi monument are Vyacheslav Zvonov and Alexander Butaev. And the author of legendary Fly – Akop Khalafyan.

Meanwhile, Monument to Tsokotukha the Fly also decorates the Park of forged figures in Donetsk. Alley of fairy tales appeared in the park in 2006. This collection, alongside with other popular characters, includes Mukha-tsokotukha, who returns home with her purchase – a samovar.

In addition, in November 2016 a monument to the pretty Tsokotukha the Fly appeared in Ramenskoye of the Moscow region. The beautiful Fly holds an umbrella and a basket of flowers. Besides, she proudly holds a coin found by her in the field.

Also, wooden sculptures of Tsokotukha the Fly and Komarik (Mosquito), the hero who freed her, decorates the Siberian village of Savvateevka of Irkutsk region.

Poem character Tsokotukha the Fly monuments

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