Monument To The Colonists, Chipre Barrio, Manizales, Colombia
by Al Bourassa
Title
Monument To The Colonists, Chipre Barrio, Manizales, Colombia
Artist
Al Bourassa
Medium
Photograph - Photographic Artworks
Description
If you ever get to visit the city of Manizales, be sure that your guide takes you to the Barrio of Chipre where the views and the scenery are phenomenal.
One of Manizales’ most beloved and iconic monuments is the spectacular Monument to the Colonists (Monumento a los Colonizadores). This giant bronze sculpture is a tribute to the hardy first settlers of the region and an aesthetically-beautiful piece of work as well as an important reminder of the pioneering history of the region.
The monument depicts and lists the 19th-century settlers who established the city. Using copper wire, local artist/sculptor Guillermo Vallejo created the statues to commemorate 150 years of Manizales. The location of the statues also offers panoramic views over the city vista and surrounding areas.
Note that this is only a portion of this monstrous sculpture.
This digitally altered artwork is derived from a photograph taken Oct 26/19 in Manizales, Colombia, South America nestled in the Andes Mountains.
Final processing done with Smart Photo Editor and Photoshop.
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June 15th, 2021
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Al Bourassa
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