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Friday, October 19, 2012
Honoring Latin American Leaders in Central Park
At the Artists' Gate entrance to Central Park located near 59th Street and Avenue of the Americas, there is a series of bronze equestrian sculptures of great Latin-American leaders. The trio join the more than 50 fountains, monuments and sculptures honoring notable historic and literary figures from around the world.
This image captures the sculpture of Jose de San Martin, an Argentine general, who helped Argentina, Chile and Peru gain independence from Spain. It is a smaller-scale replica of the original monument located in Buenos Aires, Argentina depicting the Argentine general leading his armed forces into battle.
Like many of the public artwork on display throughout Central Park, this statue was a gift from the City of Buenos Aires to the City of New York.
Labels:
Central Park,
New York,
Sculpture
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