Monumento General José de San Martín
Monumento General José de San Martín
Monumento General José de San Martín
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Neighborhood: Central Park
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- 5th Ave / 59th St • 3 min walk
- 57th St • 4 min walk
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StephenCross
Dublin, Ireland30,815 contributions
Nov 2021 • Solo
Always enjoy seeing the amazing statute. It’s very dominating and also very striking. Well worth a visit. Recommended
Written November 12, 2021
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StephenCross
Dublin, Ireland30,815 contributions
Oct 2019 • Solo
Nice horse and rider stature situated at the southern end of Central Park. Very dominating! Recommended
Written October 30, 2019
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Slick5276
Salisbury, NC1,131 contributions
May 2019
I’d seen this statue several times while in the park but didn’t understand why it was there until on a recent visit. The statue is a gift from Argentina and its General Jose de San Martin who helped liberate Argentina, Peru and Chile. It was erected in the early 1950’s.
Written October 13, 2019
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Neta_Avivi
Tel Aviv, Israel3,484 contributions
Jan 2019 • Solo
This large bronze statue is a tribute to the heroic Argentinian general José de San Martín. It is located at the corner of Central Park South and Avenue of the Americas. It is one of many statues found in the Central Park area.
Written February 19, 2019
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Don P
Dallas, TX13,818 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
Jose de San Martin is a national here in Argentina regarded as one of the liberators of Spanish South America. Just learning who it is helps keep freedom alive in the world.
Written July 1, 2018
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SEs
London, UK25,868 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
This statue is a gift from Argentina. An impressive statue.You will not miss this.A good place in Central park to take a photo.
Written June 4, 2018
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Anthony Liew
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1,765 contributions
Oct 2017 • Solo
I didn't know about the Statue until I look it up. So yeah, it expand my knowledge more about a particular statue. This statue is donated by the Argentina Government and was put at the south of Central Park in 1950s.
Not bad. Read more in wiki. There's always room for more knowledge.
Not bad. Read more in wiki. There's always room for more knowledge.
Written October 22, 2017
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rayrest
Fenton, UK7,984 contributions
Jun 2017 • Couples
In its own right this is a good bronze sculpture of an argentine General on a horse and has some great detail and sits on a 20 foot block. Donated by Argentina in 1951 to the city of New York, it is located in Central Park.
Written June 24, 2017
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drjsaleh
Manama, Bahrain3,615 contributions
Mar 2017 • Solo
This statue stands at the south entrance of the central park.
I really don't know the person it's depicting. Nevertheless it loks nice
I really don't know the person it's depicting. Nevertheless it loks nice
Written March 25, 2017
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Brad
Hong Kong, China175,176 contributions
Nov 2015 • Couples
When approaching Central Park by way of the Avenue of Stars you will encounter the equestrian statue of General José de San Martín of Argentina (1778-1859), the notable historical figure who is credited with helping to liberate Argentina, Chile and Peru from Spanish rule in the early 19th century.
This monument is a smaller version of the original in Buenos Aeros and was given to city of New York in 1951 by Argentina. It depicts the general seated on a galloping horse, seemingly pointing into the distance. The bronze statue stands upon a 20-ft tall black granite pedestal with inscription.
If you enjoy equestrian statues, this is an interesting monument at the south end of Central Park. There are numerous other statues of historical figures scattered throughout the park as well. Have a quick look at this one before entering and keep your eye out for others as you enjoy The Park.
This monument is a smaller version of the original in Buenos Aeros and was given to city of New York in 1951 by Argentina. It depicts the general seated on a galloping horse, seemingly pointing into the distance. The bronze statue stands upon a 20-ft tall black granite pedestal with inscription.
If you enjoy equestrian statues, this is an interesting monument at the south end of Central Park. There are numerous other statues of historical figures scattered throughout the park as well. Have a quick look at this one before entering and keep your eye out for others as you enjoy The Park.
Written August 17, 2016
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