Elena A. Janson-Manizer (1890-1971) - a prominent Russian sculptor. Born in a family Peterhof craftsman, in 1911 graduated from high school and entered the architectural courses EF Bagaeva. In 1914 she enrolled at the Architectural Faculty of the Polytechnic Institute in 1917 moved into the architectural faculty of the Academy of Fine Arts. Combine study with work draughtswoman, participated in archeological expeditions. Create models of puppets for theater puppets. In 1921 moved to the Sculpture Department, the studio famous Russian sculptor Matthew Manizer. In 1926, became his wife. In 1924, the author's debut took place - in the competition for a statue of Lenin (Finland Station) has been won fifth prize. In 1925 he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts. AHRR member since 1925. Honored Art Worker of the RSFSR.
"Girl, going on a boom" (photo 1).
The main alley of Gorky Park. Kirov, the monument installed in 1936, dismantled in the late 80's. Now the sculpture is storerooms Elaginoostrovsky Palace Museum.
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