Ruta de la Amistad

This gallery is automatically generated from Wikidata. It shows all artworks that are part of the sculpture trail Ruta de la Amistad (Friendship Route) in Mexico City, created on the occasion of the 1968 Olympics. The list is organized by contributing country. Also see http://www.mexico68.org/en/sculptures/ for more info.

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Australia

Janus (1968)
Clement Meadmore
Mexico City
19.303662499501492°N 99.185555121875°W / 19.303662499501492; -99.18555512187534

Austria

Articulated Wall (1968)
Herbert Bayer
Mexico City
19.30239214690079°N 99.185586669177°W / 19.30239214690079; -99.18558666917744

Belgium

Solar Disc (1968)
Jacques Moeschal
Mexico City
19.300078056430607°N 99.186197420993°W / 19.300078056430607; -99.18619742099324

Czechoslovakia

The Three Graces (1968)
Miloslav Chlupáč
Mexico City
19.3042626315364°N 99.186391751627°W / 19.3042626315364; -99.1863917516266

France

Station #16 (1968)
Olivier Seguin
Mexico City
19.290864760414763°N 99.152664539787°W / 19.290864760414763; -99.15266453978668

Hungary

Bipedal Sun (1968)
Pierre Szekely
Mexico City
19.305086763496497°N 99.204750193556°W / 19.305086763496497; -99.20475019355564

Israel

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Door of Peace (1968)
Yitzhak Danziger
Mexico City
19.29098779230523°N 99.150638412599°W / 19.29098779230523; -99.1506384125993

Italy

Man of Peace (1968)
Costantino Nivola
Mexico City
19.302314°N 99.187237°W / 19.302314; -99.187237

Japan

Sun (1968)
Kiyoshi Takahashi
Mexico City
19.302698°N 99.184357°W / 19.302698; -99.184357

Mexico

Signals (1968)
Ángela Gurría
Mexico City
19.302079°N 99.18644°W / 19.302079; -99.18644

Station #18 (1968)
Jorge Dubon
Mexico City
19.292265°N 99.102141°W / 19.292265; -99.102141

Running Man (1968)
Germán Cueto
Mexico City
19.33412379273056°N 99.190126957344°W / 19.33412379273056; -99.19012695734394

Doors to the Wind (1968)
Helen Escobedo
Mexico City
19.294496908066492°N 99.103263749703°W / 19.294496908066492; -99.1032637497028

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Ursa Major (1968)
Mathias Goeritz
Mexico City
19.403855°N 99.09855°W / 19.403855; -99.09855

Morocco

African Charamusca (1968)
Mohamed Melehi
Mexico City
19.289253°N 99.150434°W / 19.289253; -99.150434

Netherlands

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Tertulia de Gigantes (1968)
Joop Beljon
Mexico City
19.291288476037284°N 99.151903869624°W / 19.291288476037284; -99.15190386962428

Poland

Sundial (1968)
Gregorz Kowalski
Mexico City
19.3035073702947°N 99.186500037248°W / 19.3035073702947; -99.18650003724784

Spain

Mexico (1968)
Josep Maria Subirachs
Mexico City
19.30331416849395°N 99.185034698945°W / 19.30331416849395; -99.18503469894496

Switzerland

The Anchor (1968)
Willi Gutmann
Mexico City
19.303037279285657°N 99.187589744657°W / 19.303037279285657; -99.18758974465744

United States of America

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Station #9 (1968)
Todd Williams
Mexico City
19.298958067253658°N 99.188174214593°W / 19.298958067253658; -99.18817421459336

Red Sun (1968)
Alexander Calder
Mexico City
19.30229°N 99.14758°W / 19.30229; -99.14758

Uruguay

Tower of the Winds (1968)
Gonzalo Fonseca
Mexico City
19.30178979971537°N 99.191773196562°W / 19.30178979971537; -99.19177319656178

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