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Park popularly known as "Big Park" in Zaragoza, although officially called "Primo de Rivera" , since it was opened by Miguel Primo de Rivera on May 17, 1929, comprises 40 hectares, was then located on the outskirts of the town of Zaragoza, which then was just over 160,000 inhabitants at that time.

Today, after the death of singer and politician José Antonio Labordeta, Park shamelessly changed its name. In

among the many monuments that we visited are those dedicated to Dr. Felix Writer Closed and Eusebio Blasco Soler, both sculptures were the attacks FAI and the CNT in 1934 , however this fact is ignored and only says The bust went missing or were stolen at the time. DOCTOR

CLOSED

Author: Pascual Salaverri Year: 1929 Location: Grande Park Materials: Stone (pedestal) Bronze (bust)

Closed Felix and Martin (Hernani 1857-Zaragoza 1928) Aragonese born doctor trained at the School of Medicine Zaragoza still the same professor and mayor of the city in 1905 and 1906 (the sewerage works of the city were executed during his tenure). From the medical point of view was very important his studies on pathology and bacteriological. Stolen

the bronze bust, the same sculptor made a new one as the Mayor's request that cost 2500 pesetas. Some doctors and friends of the honoree gave the city the monument had been costed.

The monument is composed of 2 prismatic stone pedestals linked together by a base, which applies a small cup quarter-sphere source, the pedestal on the right has less height than the other and it is the figure of a centaur at rest sitting on its hind legs on the highest pedestal there is a cold hard bust and academic expression in bronze and under registration. "grateful to Dr. Closed Zaragoza 1928 "

In late 2007, the remodeling that the City held at the Great Park, cleaned some graffiti on the monument and restored the centaur bronze model instead of the original stone.

centaur restoration was undertaken by the Irish sculptor living in Zaragoza with Norton Frank Revilla Fernando Sanz

EUSEBIO BLASCO Author: Enrique Anel Muniesa Year: 1928/1934 Location: Grande Park Materials: Stone (pedestal) Bronze (bust)

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The memorial features a bronze bust of an approximate height of 1 meter dedicated to the writer on a prismatic pedestal eight feet in whose base is a small fountain with a bowl.

was initially placed in 1928 but after being stolen in 1934, there was a reproduction of it by the author who donated to the City. The bust is a realistic reflecting faithfully the features of the writer, represented jacket, waistcoat and his trademark mustache.

takes stand in front of the phrase "ZARAGOZA A BLASCO EUSEBIO" and at the bottom of it: "A jack, for her live, for her birth, her die"

Eusebio Blasco Soler (Zaragoza 1844-Madrid 1903) was a journalist and playwright. Their fertility as playwright made him the leading supplier of comic pieces for the curious phenomenon of "theater for hours" was born in Madrid in the late sixties.

The Graphic World magazine, May 2, 1934 we see the following photos, the before and after, that will be to know the real story.

Bibliography of works of Urban Sculpture Zaragoza