Representación del escudo de Osuna - Osuna, Sevilla, España
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N 37° 14.475 W 005° 06.509
30S E 312978 N 4123718
Dos osos en una rotonda del municipio.
Waymark Code: WM19NG9
Location: Andalucía, Spain
Date Posted: 03/23/2024
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Esta escultura simboliza el escudo de la ciudad de Osuna, dos osos rampantes encadenados a una torre.
El significado de los osos es como armas parlantes ya que el nombre "Osuna" proviene de "Urso" que significa oso en latín. El escudo de Osuna tiene por tradición que se trata del más antiguo de España ya que habría sido dado por el emperador Augusto en el Siglo I A.C.
This sculpture symbolizes the shield of the city of Osuna, two rampant bears chained to a tower.
The meaning of bears is like talking weapons since the name "Osuna" comes from "Urso" which means bear in Latin. The Osuna shield is traditionally the oldest in Spain since it would have been given by the Emperor Augustus in the 1st century BC.
Name or use 'Unknown' if not known: Desconocido
Figure Type: Animal
Artist Name or use 'Unknown' if not known: Desconocido
Date created or placed or use 'Unknown' if not known: Desconocido
Materials used: Bronce y cemento
Location: Rotonda Calle Alfonso XII
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