| Date of Creation: | 1973 |
| Author: | Dauman Grigory Abramovich |
| Theme: | Great Patriotic War |
| Technology: | Mosaic |
| Object: | Train station/Bus station |
| Location: | Brest |
| Coordinates: | 52.100582740881,23.680832788024 |
| Condition: | Lost |
Brest Central
A list of undiscovered monumental works includes a mosaic painting by Ryhor Dauman in the building of the railway station in Bresse (1973). The mural was uncovered during the construction of the covered passage at the railway station. Ryhor Dauman graduated from the Moscow Institute of Architecture. He was an architect, engaged in book authoring and created several interesting monumental works: mosaic-reliefs ‘Science’ and ‘Atam's Capture’ in collaboration with Mikhail Shvartsman (1962) for the Muscovy Engineering and Physical Institute, mosaic-reliefs in the vestibule of the Galovnoe Vychal Centre in collaboration with Eduard Kazubowski and Anatol Fiadotav (1970) and a mosaic panel in the building of the railway station in Bresse. The mural consisted of three parts: ‘Morning Light’, ‘Saint Peramogi’ (or ‘Viasna’) and ‘Peace’ (or ‘Memory’). The campaign was organised by people who lived in the streets of Brst and the Brestskaya Krepasatsya memorial.
