Independence Statue Iasi
It is a statue made of bronze monument located in Independence Square
Important data about the statue of Independence monument dezvelirii:
Sculptors: husbands Gabriela Manole Adoc and Gheorghe Adoc unveiling from the statue, in front of which unites with the Mihai Eminescu Central Library Fair Cucului was named Independence Avenue.
Significance of Independence statue:

This female model of the monument was chosen by Gabriela Manole Adoc after an aunt to her, a lady who was part of the fashionable society of the interwar years: Emilia Captaru (a sister of a prefect of Iasi)

Statue of Domnitor Alexander John Cuza of Iasi Union Square
Bronze Monument by the italian sculptor Raffaello Romanelli.
The monument was unveiled with great fanfare on the 27.05.1912 in the presence of King Carol I.
The monument was unveiled with great fanfare on the 27.05.1912 in the presence of King Carol I.
10 m tall, the statue: 3.5 m, and socket pedestal: 6,5 m statue of Domnitor Alexander John Cuza Iasi Statue: Prince: infatisat in the uniform of an officer.
At the base of the statue represented size: Mihail Kogalniceanu, Costache Negri, Petre Nicolae Kretzulescu and General Emanuel Florescu.
At the base of the CAP meet 4 bronze wreaths, in the middle of each one important historical date: 5/24.01.1859 the election of Cuza as Prince in Moldavia and Walachia 17.12.1863 promulgation at the monastery 02.05.1964 secularizarii dissolution of Legislative Assembly 11.02.1966 the overthrow of Cuza
At the base of the statue represented size: Mihail Kogalniceanu, Costache Negri, Petre Nicolae Kretzulescu and General Emanuel Florescu.
At the base of the CAP meet 4 bronze wreaths, in the middle of each one important historical date: 5/24.01.1859 the election of Cuza as Prince in Moldavia and Walachia 17.12.1863 promulgation at the monastery 02.05.1964 secularizarii dissolution of Legislative Assembly 11.02.1966 the overthrow of Cuza
Located in the center of Iasi Unirii Square, where first played Hora Unirii in 1859,