📜 16-foot-tall bronze sculpture of Vladimir Lenin, created by Emil Venkov in 1988 for Czechoslovakia.
🔍 It is believed to be the only representation portraying Lenin surrounded by guns and flames.
🎨 Unique artistic portrayal of Lenin as a violent revolutionary
🏛️ Symbol of artistic freedom and enduring history
🎭 Often decorated and appropriated by the vibrant Fremont community
📍 Located in Seattle's counterculture-rich Fremont neighborhood, near other attractions like the Fremont Troll
🗣️ Highly controversial due to Lenin's historical legacy
🚫 Frequent target of vandalism and protests
🗺️ Find it at the intersection of Fremont Place North, North 36th Street, and Evanston Avenue North
💲 The sculpture was for sale for $250,000 as of 2006
💰 For sale for $250,000 (as of 2006)
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