Statue of John A. Macdonald, Bronze memorial sculpture in Victoria Park, Regina, Canada
The Statue of John A. Macdonald is a bronze sculpture in Regina depicting Canada's first Prime Minister. The work stands nearly 2 meters (6.5 feet) tall and was created by sculptors Sonia de Grandmaison and John Cullen Nugent.
The monument was unveiled in 1967 during Canada's centennial celebrations after decades of fundraising efforts. Its creation marked recognition of the nation's founding leadership during a period of national reflection.
The statue represents multiple perspectives on Canadian history, reflecting both the nation's founding leadership and complex relationships with Indigenous communities.
The statue is not currently on public display, having been removed from Victoria Park in 2021. Information about potential future locations should be checked with local authorities in Regina.
The bronze sculpture was cast in five separate pieces using a specialized technique that sculptor John Cullen Nugent adapted from candlemaking methods. This approach required precision joining to create the final form.
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