REAL DE MINAS
Gallery
 | Author Uknown |
 | Creation Date 1954 |
Old Constitution Square
DETAILS:
- Mexico City
- 1954
- The horse shown on the central base was never actually installed; it was only one of the proposed projects of the time.
- Informally known as El Zócalo, it is the main square of Mexico City. Together with the surrounding streets, it occupies an almost rectangular area of approximately 46,800 m².
- It was named in honor of the Constitution of Cádiz, promulgated in 1812. It is the second‑largest square in the world and the largest among Spanish‑speaking countries.
Short Film
History of the Zocalo
REAL DE MINAS
GALLERY
Works on Display
Shakespeare at Elizabeth’s court reading the Macbeth
La Priere
The Lesson
The Virgin of Light
The Virgin of the Rosary
16th‑Century Wooden Dresser
Historic Downtown León, Gto.
Descent from the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Old Constitution Square
Schiller à la cour de weimar
The Nuns
Gilded Bronze Palmatory
The Three Musketeers
Cristobal Colón
Miners
Player Piano
Safe
The Little Black Figures
Sculpture by Don Cosme Vera Aceves
Diana the Huntress
Mirrors
Candelabras