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English: This is a bronze bust of the famous Roman poet Martial (Marcus Valerius Martialis, 38 – 104), sculptured by Juan Cruz Melero (1910 – 1986). Not only was Melero, the Spanish artist, born in the same place as Martial, but both men, when aged 25-40, lived through the periods of the political turmoil of their respective centuries.
Русский: Бронзовый бюст знаменитого латинского поэта Марциала (Марк Валерий Марциал, 38-104), созданный испанским скульптором Хуаном Круз Мелеро (1910 - 1986). Установлен в городе Калатаюд (Испания, Арагон). Фото - VICMAEL, 2010
Dedhyans Photo created by 9 March 2010, and uploaded to Panoramio by 10 March 2010
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Awtour This photo is by VICMAEL Victor Manuel. The photo shows the bronze bust of the Latin poet Martialis (38-104), created by the Spanish artist Juan Cruz Melero (1910-1986).
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