A CITY’S SHOP-WINDOW OF FRANCO’S REGIME: PUBLIC ART AND URBAN PLANNING IN THE PILAR SQUARE OF SARAGOSSA

Authors

  • Isabel Yeste Navarro "Universidad de Zaragoza"

Keywords:

Monuments, urban planning, Saragossa, Franco’s Dictatorship

Abstract

This paper discusses the ambitious urban planning of the main square in the city centre of Saragossa, a great space endowed with religious and political symbolisms of great significance to Franco’s dictatorship, although its monumental decoration experienced many upheavals, being its main outputs the Monument to the Fallen and the Monument to Goya.

Published

2013-06-01

How to Cite

Yeste Navarro, Isabel. 2013. “A CITY’S SHOP-WINDOW OF FRANCO’S REGIME: PUBLIC ART AND URBAN PLANNING IN THE PILAR SQUARE OF SARAGOSSA”. on the w@terfront. Public Art.Urban Design.Civic Participation.Urban Regeneration, no. 26 (June):20-46. https://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/waterfront/article/view/18947.

Issue

No. 26 (2013): Public art in Aragon, from Franco to democracy

Section

Articles

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