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Muhkina's other work includes:

 * Peasant Woman (1927), freestanding bronze, now in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow
 * Fertility (1934), and Bread (1939), both now in Friendship Park, Moscow
 * three cornice figures on the pediment of the Winter Theater in Sochi, 1937
 * the mourning mother figure in the monumental group We Demand Peace (1950–1951). Mukhina served as coordinator of other sculptors for this project.
 * Maxim Gorky Monument (1952) in Nizhny Novgorod
 * the statue of Tchaikovsky in front of the Moscow Conservatory
 * the finial figure of Mir ("Peace"), with armillary sphere and dove (1954), for the Volgograd Planetarium

Honours and awards

 * Stalin Prizes
 * first class (1941) – for the sculptural group "Worker and Kolkhoz Woman" at the Agricultural Exhibition (1937)
 * second class (1943) – a sculptural portraits of Colonels BA Yusupov and IL Khizhnyak (1942)
 * first class (1946) – a sculptural portrait of Krylov
 * second class (1951) – for the sculptural group "We demand peace!" (Et al)
 * first class (1952) – a monument to Maxim Gorky in Moscow


 * People's Artist of the USSR (1943)
 * Order of the Red Banner of Labour (1938)
 * Order of the Badge of Honour (1945)
 * Order "Citizenship Award" (Bulgaria)