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The Monument de Leandre Cristofol is a surrealist sculpture made from white reinforced concrete, steel tube and wood in the centre of Placa de George Orwell Square in the Gothic Quarter.
The Monument de Leandre Cristofol is a surrealist sculpture made from white reinforced concrete, steel tube and wood in the centre of Placa de George Orwell Square in the Gothic Quarter. It is an 8 metre high replica of the smaller original work in the National Art Museum of Catalonia.
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Barcelona, Spain
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