Christ of the Andes References Images Christ of the Andes sculpture by Alonso Ask Anything Homework Help Also known as: “Cristo Redentor” Written by The Information Architects of Encyclopaedia Britannica The Information Architects maintain a master list of the topics included in the corpus of Encyclopædia Britannica, and create and manage the relationships between them. The Information Architects of Encyclopaedia Britannica Britannica AI Ask Anything Learn about this topic in these articles: Western sculpture/ 19th-century sculpture…as indeed was the colossal Christ of the Andes by Mateo Alonso erected in 1902 on the border of Chile and Argentina. Abstractions were also endowed with a more urgent ideological content than in former centuries. In France, at least in the great Triumph of the Republic by Jules Dalou… Read More…as indeed was the colossal Christ of the Andes by Mateo Alonso erected in 1902 on the border of Chile and Argentina. Abstractions were also endowed with a more urgent ideological content than in former centuries. In France, at least in the great Triumph of the Republic by Jules Dalou… Read MoreBermejo Pass…of the Cristo Redentor (Christ of the Andes) statue, dedicated in 1904 and erected to commemorate a series of peace and boundary settlements between Argentina and Chile. Read More…of the Cristo Redentor (Christ of the Andes) statue, dedicated in 1904 and erected to commemorate a series of peace and boundary settlements between Argentina and Chile. Read Morecolossus…modern examples are the “Christ of the Andes,” by Mateo Alonso, between Argentina and Chile (26 feet [7.9 m] high), and the Statue of Liberty, by the French sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, in New York Harbor (about 305 feet [93 m] high). Read More…modern examples are the “Christ of the Andes,” by Mateo Alonso, between Argentina and Chile (26 feet [7.9 m] high), and the Statue of Liberty, by the French sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, in New York Harbor (about 305 feet [93 m] high). Read MoreMendoza…Uspallata Pass is the statue Christ of the Andes, sculpted in 1902 by Mateo Alonso as a symbol of peace between Argentina and Chile. Area 57,462 square miles (148,827 square km). Pop. (2001) 1,579,651; (2010) 1,738,929. Read More…Uspallata Pass is the statue Christ of the Andes, sculpted in 1902 by Mateo Alonso as a symbol of peace between Argentina and Chile. Area 57,462 square miles (148,827 square km). Pop. (2001) 1,579,651; (2010) 1,738,929. Read More
