The Monument to the Discoveries – 1960; Lisbon, Portugal
The structure was designed by Cottinelli Telmo, who was replaced after his death by the primary architect; António Pardal Monteiro. Located on the bank of the Tagus River, the celebratory project was inaugurated in August of 1960. The sculpture represents the age of exploration, and stands as a monument to the discoveries of the great minds of the world. 33 historical figures are present, representing a number of different professions and backgrounds. They are all poised towards the open river, which symbolizes the unknown sea.
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