File:Jason Monument at the 1910 Centenary International Exhibition in Buenos Aires.jpg
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English: The Jason monument was the work of the German sculptor Walter Lewy, who later changed his surname to Lenck. |
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| Author | Vilá (photographer). The monument is the work of the German sculptor Walter Lewy, who later changed his last name to Lenck and died in South Africa in 1952. |
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