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English: Francesc Daniel Molina (Catalonia, 1812-1867, architect), Damià Campenyi Estrany (Catalonia, 1771-1855) and Josep Anicet Santigosa (Catalonia, 1823-1895), sculpors, Valentí Esparó, founder: monument "A Galceran Marquet", inaugurated 1851, painted cast iron rostral column and statue on Montjuïc stone base, with pedestal lanterns mounted on each of the two rostra (prow or ram-shaped brackets) of the shaft; the monument is in the centre of a monumental fountain at Plaça del Duc de Medinaceli, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. [1]
Español: Monumento a Galceran Marquet.
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