Statue of Cervantes

The center of Madrid, the rectangular square of Spain, the square-conical Cervantes monument sits in the middle. Above the granite monument pillar, white marble statue, Cervantes sat in a chair of the master, the flowing mantle cleverly concealed the left arm lost in the battle of Lebanto in 1571, and the right hand held the huge book Don Quixote, with a torch and a brilliant look. At the front of the monument is a statue of the two protagonists of Don Quixote, who is fearless and fearless; Sancho Panza rides a donkey with a face full of loyalty and death. The dark red marble corners on both sides of the monument are statues of Princess Dulcinia in Don Quixote's dream and the beautiful village kuartonsa.

Cervantes sculpture, writer Cervantes is a famous Spanish novelist, playwright, poet, known as the greatest writer in the Spanish literary world. His work Don Quixote reached the height of classical Spanish art, and is considered one of the first modern novels in literary history, one of the gems of world literature, and this sculpture is a memorial to him.

Cervantes is the main statue in Madrid's Plaza de España, with the statue of Sancho sitting in white, while the statue of donkey riding below is the famous Don Quixote. This is also the place where tourists take the most pictures. If you want to take a panoramic photo of no one, you must hurry up early, otherwise you will only have a human head.

The statue of Cervantes is located in the center of the square, as if looking down at the statues of Don Quixote and Sancho below. Behind the statue stands the Spanish mansion acquired by Wang Jianlin. On the left is the Madrid Tower, which was built in 1948 and is said to be the tallest tower in Europe at the time. ps: I thought of Wang Jianlin buying it and I kept laughing. . .

If Spain has and only has one spiritual symbol, it is worthy of Don Quixote written by Cervantes. Madrid's Plaza de España is small, and the Cervantes statue stands in the center of the square, overlooking Don Quixote and Sancho. Solemn